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i want to stay alive.
Good that Rajni is not joining politics. He is a good person and he needs to be one through out. Ever heard an actor giving money back to distributors if they lost money on the film, he does it. He does lots of charity too!
Cant comment on him romancing younger heroines
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IRCTC is indeed a big scam.
For me one trick always worked well. Other than Opening multiple tabs and using quick book, I give the preference as Middle berth as those are least preferred. Never missed a ticket in tatkal this way.
One more thing, using debit cards to pay money helps, no extra authentication!
Cant comment on him romancing younger heroines
---------- Post added at 09:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:43 PM ----------
IRCTC is indeed a big scam.
For me one trick always worked well. Other than Opening multiple tabs and using quick book, I give the preference as Middle berth as those are least preferred. Never missed a ticket in tatkal this way.
One more thing, using debit cards to pay money helps, no extra authentication!
Railway Budget: New Ticketing Portal With Lower Fees; Smart Cards; Internet Access On Rajdhani - MediaNama
A new railway ticketing portal is being launched by the Indian Railways, which will be run by Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS), the IT arm of Indian Railways. In her third consecutive annual Railway Budget today, Railway Minister, Mamata Banerjee said that the service charge for booking of tickets through this portal would be cheaper at Rs 10 for AC classes and Rs 5 for others, which is half the half of the existing service charge levied by the IRCTC reservation portal, at Rs 20 for AC and Rs 10 for others. This begs the question: why does the Indian Government need two ticketing portal, both being run by government agencies? What’s not clear is whether IRCTC, arguably the largest e-commerce business in India, will continue to offer online train reservation.
A new railway ticketing portal is being launched by the Indian Railways, which will be run by Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS), the IT arm of Indian Railways. In her third consecutive annual Railway Budget today, Railway Minister, Mamata Banerjee said that the service charge for booking of tickets through this portal would be cheaper at Rs 10 for AC classes and Rs 5 for others, which is half the half of the existing service charge levied by the IRCTC reservation portal, at Rs 20 for AC and Rs 10 for others. This begs the question: why does the Indian Government need two ticketing portal, both being run by government agencies? What’s not clear is whether IRCTC, arguably the largest e-commerce business in India, will continue to offer online train reservation.
- No mention of Railtel or its plans for Internet access services using WiFi, or its plans to utilize its optic fibre network
duh.
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if we are to believe mgcarley they are sitting on a goldmine
duh.
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if we are to believe mgcarley they are sitting on a goldmine
