A large number of people travel daily from the Indian train. The only difference is that someone is a general coach, and someone sits in an AC coach and completes his journey. There are also many facilities during the journey on the Indian train. Such as catering facilities, comfortable seats, toilets, etc. Just you have to book a train ticket and after that, you can also travel by train. But perhaps you do not know that some patients are given a train fare discount. Yes, this happens and it is determined based on their illness. For this, there is a provision to give exemption in rail fare to some patients from Indian Railways. So let's know which patients they are. In the next slides, you can see the full list ...
Train fare gives a discount to cancer patients and an attendant going with them:-
100 % discount on sleeper and AC-3 tier
50 percent discount on the first AC and AC-2 tier
75 percent discount on first AC car, first class, and second class
At the same time, the attendant gets a discount of 75 percent on sleeper and AC-3.
Patients and attendants going for heart surgery get train fares which are going for operation or dialysis:-
75 % discount in second class, sleeper class, first class, AC-3 tier, and AC chair car
50 percent discount on first and AC-2 tier
The attendant also gets all these facilities
TB patients and an attendant with them exemption in railway ticket:-
75 percent discount on the second, sleeper, and first class
Also, the attendant gets all these discounts
These patients are also exempted from railway fares:-
Anemia patients discount in the sleeper, AC chair car, AC-3 tier, and AC-2 tier
75 % discount in second, sleeper, and first class to leprosy patients with non-infection
Hemophilia patients are going for treatment or checkups and attendant with them, then both of them are second, sleeper, first, AC-3 tier and AC chair car 75 % discount
Thalassemia patients and attendants traveling with them get discounts on railway fares. Apart from this, the AIDS patient going for a checkup or treatment gets a 50 percent discount in second class.
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