Train Fare: Rail travel has become expensive from today, know how much the fare of which trains has increased; know everything here..

Train Ticket Price Hike: Even today there is a large section of people who travel by Indian train. Trains run from remote rural areas to cities and people can reach their destination. For this, you just have to take a train ticket which you can book from the ticket counter or online.

Amidst all this, now if you book a train ticket from today i.e. July 1, then you will have to pay more money for it than before. This is because from today train tickets have become expensive. So if you are also going to book a train ticket, then know here how much the fares of which trains have been increased. So let's know about this. You can further know the new price of train tickets here...

Information released in the official circular
The Ministry of Railways issued an official circular yesterday. It was informed that the fares of mail and express trains have been revised from July 1, 2025. In such a situation, if you book a train ticket from today i.e. 1 July 2025, then you will have to pay more money than before.

How much has the fare increased?

Based on the new announcement, the fare has been increased by 1 paisa per kilometer in non-AC i.e. non-AC categories, and 2 paise per kilometer in all air-conditioned i.e. AC categories. However, know that no change has been made in the fare of monthly season tickets and urban/mass transit services. Also, there has been no change in the fare of local trains i.e. suburban services.

In which trains have the fares increased?

The increased fare will be applicable only on long-distance trains:-
Know here that the increased fare will be applicable on all premium and special trains including Rajdhani
Shatabdi
Duronto
Vande Bharat
Tejas
Humsafar
Amrit Bharat
Gatiman
Mahamana
Antyodaya
Jan Shatabdi
Yuva Express.

According to the information given by the Railway Ministry, the second-class fare will remain the same for 500 km. After this, there is an increase of 0.5 paise per kilometer. Whereas, there has been an increase of 0.5 paise per kilometer in the sleeper and first class category. There has been an increase of 2 paise per kilometer in AC categories i.e. First, Second and Third AC.

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