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IRCTC Online Transactions: Here's How Much You Pay On Net Banking, Wallets, Card Payments
IRCTC Online Transactions: IRCTC offers several payment options such as net banking, debit/credit cards and mobile wallets, which can be used as per user's convenience.
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Union Budget 2017: On IRCTC, No Service Charge When Booking Rail Tickets
The finance minister announced that service charge on booking rail tickets on the Indian Railways website IRCTC.com is now withdrawn.
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Union Budget 2017: No Service Charge On Train Tickets Booked On IRCTC Website
The booking of railway tickets online through the IRCTC website has just become cheaper. In the Union Budget 2017 presented today, finance minister Arun Jaitley said railways will no longer levy service charge on train tickets booked online through the IRCTC website. Earlier, a service tax of Rs 20 had to paid while booking Sleeper Class tickets an...
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Railways Waives Off Service Charges For Booking Online Tickets
Currently, the railways charge Rs 20 as service tax for booking Sleeper class and Rs 40 as service tax for booking AC class tickets through IRCTC.
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Railways Waives Off Service Tax For Booking Online Tickets
The Indian Railways on Tuesday announced that it would waive off service charges for E-tickets and I-tickets booked through Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Ltd (IRCTC) in a bid to encourage cashless transactions from November 23 to December 31, officials said.
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IRCTC Online Transactions: Here's How Much You Pay On Net Banking, Wallets, Card Payments
IRCTC Online Transactions: IRCTC offers several payment options such as net banking, debit/credit cards and mobile wallets, which can be used as per user's convenience.
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Union Budget 2017: On IRCTC, No Service Charge When Booking Rail Tickets
The finance minister announced that service charge on booking rail tickets on the Indian Railways website IRCTC.com is now withdrawn.
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Union Budget 2017: No Service Charge On Train Tickets Booked On IRCTC Website
The booking of railway tickets online through the IRCTC website has just become cheaper. In the Union Budget 2017 presented today, finance minister Arun Jaitley said railways will no longer levy service charge on train tickets booked online through the IRCTC website. Earlier, a service tax of Rs 20 had to paid while booking Sleeper Class tickets an...
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Railways Waives Off Service Charges For Booking Online Tickets
Currently, the railways charge Rs 20 as service tax for booking Sleeper class and Rs 40 as service tax for booking AC class tickets through IRCTC.
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Railways Waives Off Service Tax For Booking Online Tickets
The Indian Railways on Tuesday announced that it would waive off service charges for E-tickets and I-tickets booked through Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Ltd (IRCTC) in a bid to encourage cashless transactions from November 23 to December 31, officials said.
