I am a frequent traveller,the catering supplies,ie tea\coffe,snacks\meals are not upto mark for this reason many of us avoid eating\drinking on trains and many times go hungry.They can improve quality

I am a frequent traveller,the catering supplies,ie tea\coffe,snacks\meals are not upto mark for this reason many of us avoid eating\drinking on trains and many times go hungry.They can improve quality more

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D S Rathore

Found some changes in present year, need more cleaned toilet & compartment. more

Jul 19

Surjit Singh Rana

Toilets are a disgrace on the name of Indian Railways. Hundreds of tons of faecal matter is deposited on the tracks even at the stations daily. Toilets in the trains are often very filthy. more

Jul 19

BIPUL JYOTI GUPTA

Railways is trying to improve the condition of the toilets in some important trains. But those of not so important trains are realy bad. more

Jul 19

Palanisamy Kamdasamy

The toilets have never improved,ofcourse passengrs also have not upgraded to use them more

Jul 18

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