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Massage services on running train to comfort passengers: Indian Railway

Indian Railway for the first time will provide massage services in the running trains to comfort the passengers and also increase the revenue.

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Published : Jun 8, 2019, 3:29 PM IST

New Delhi: Director, media and communication, railway board Rajesh Bajpai on Saturday signed a contract to introduce massage services on the running train for the first time in the Indian Railway history.

"This is the first time that such a contract has been signed," said Rajesh Bajpai. The massage services not only provide comfort to the passengers on running trains but also increases the revenue. Railways earn an additional revenue of Rs 20 lakh annually and an estimated increase of Rs 90 lakh per year through the additional sale of tickets from about 20,000 passengers who will be the service providers.

This proposal was from the Ratlam division of Western railway Zone and The facility will be provided in 39 trains departing from Indore, said a railway official. The service will be available for Rs 100 each for a foot massage and head massage.

This scheme is part of the railways' scheme whereby zones and divisions have been asked to come out with new and innovative ideas to generate non-fare revenue for the national transporter.

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New Delhi: Director, media and communication, railway board Rajesh Bajpai on Saturday signed a contract to introduce massage services on the running train for the first time in the Indian Railway history.

"This is the first time that such a contract has been signed," said Rajesh Bajpai. The massage services not only provide comfort to the passengers on running trains but also increases the revenue. Railways earn an additional revenue of Rs 20 lakh annually and an estimated increase of Rs 90 lakh per year through the additional sale of tickets from about 20,000 passengers who will be the service providers.

This proposal was from the Ratlam division of Western railway Zone and The facility will be provided in 39 trains departing from Indore, said a railway official. The service will be available for Rs 100 each for a foot massage and head massage.

This scheme is part of the railways' scheme whereby zones and divisions have been asked to come out with new and innovative ideas to generate non-fare revenue for the national transporter.

Also Read: Govt to award media houses to encourage participation in yoga campaign: Prakash Javadekar

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Indian Railways to provide massage service on board running trains
         New Delhi, Jun 8 (PTI) For the first time in the history of Indian Railways, massage services will be made available for passengers on board running trains.
         This facility will be made available in 39 trains departing from Indore, a railway official said Saturday.
         This was a proposal from the Ratlam division of Western Railway zone, the official said.
         "This is the first time in history of railways that we will provide massaging service for passenger comfort on running trains. It will not only increase revenue but also add passengers. Railways to earn an additional revenue of Rs 20 lakh annually and an estimated increase of Rs 90 lakh per year through additional sale of tickets from about 20,000 passenger who will be the service providers.
         "This is the first time that such a contract has been signed," said Rajesh Bajpai, director, media and communication, railway board.
         The service will be available for Rs 100 each for foot massage and head massage.
         This scheme is part of the railways' scheme whereby zones and divisions have been asked to come out with new and innovative ideas to generate non-fare revenue for the national transporter. PTI ASG
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