Posts Tagged Ticket
Railway Enquiry – Send SMS to 139 Rail Sampark Number
Indian Railway has enabled the Rail Sampark number for SMS Enquiry as well. This is a premium service, rupess 3 per SMS. The users can obtain information regarding PNR status, fare, seat availability and arrival/departure by sending SMS in the specified syntax to 139. Read full story »
Ticketvala Offering mTicket – Mobile Ticketing Solution
Ticketvala.com has announced the launch of mTicket, the Mobile Bus Ticket solution to its bus ticket booking platform. Customers now can pay and receive bus tickets on their mobile phones too. This paperless technology solution avoids hassles in printing out of e-tickets and physically carrying the tickets to the boarding points.
This mobile ticketing solution is
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eRail.in – Get Indian Railway Train Information Faster & Easier
Indian Railways is one of the largest and busiest rail networks in the world, transporting sixteen million passengers and more than one million tonnes of freight daily.Indian Railway is the world’s largest commercial or utility employer, with more than 1.6 million employees. Good!
Have you seen Indian Railway Website? It has one of the worst user
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Indian Railway Inquiries through SMS
Indian Railway provides SMS (Short Messaging Services) short codes for checking PNR, train availability, trains between two stations and ticket availability. See the list, though it is very confusing. The webpage is not user friendly at all. Indian Railway provides these SMS inquiry numbers : 5676747, 55888, 56677, 58888, 57886.
For example, see how 5676747 works,
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Indian Railway Ticket Reservation Through SMS
Indian Railway offers online railway reservation through www.irctc.co.in (Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Limited) web site. IRCTC also offers rail reservation through mobiles using Speech recognition, GPRS and CDMA technologies available on various mobile Operators. IRCTC also introduced the simplest way to book your Railway ticket using just two SMS messages (Short Messaging Service). Read full story »


