Coronavirus lockdown: The DGCA has also capped fares on domestic passenger flights in order to keep flight tickets affordable

Coronavirus lockdown: Air India has resumed booking for its domestic flights, scheduled to fly from May 25 onwards. The government allowed a calibrated restarting of flight operations on Wednesday

The zonal railways should adhere to standard social distancing guidelines and observe the hygiene protocols in view of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic

Uncertainities about sustained demand, high costs of operation, competition in a turbulent sector weigh heavy on airlines' minds as they devise a reboot plan in a post-lockdown world

Union Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri says all stakeholders such as airlines, airports had cooperated, so the Centre decided to resume flights from May 25

Railways Minister Piyush Goyal says the ministry will announce resumption of more trains in the upcoming days

Only online e-ticketing will be done through IRCTC website or mobile App; no tickets will be booked across reservation counter on railway station; booking of tickets through IRCTC agents and railway agents not permitted

IRCTC train booking: Passengers planning to take a train journey from June 1 will be able to book tickets from today, May 21, at 10 am. Online e-ticketing will be done through IRCTC website or through Mobile App. No tickets will be booked across the reservation counter on any railway station

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While in a statement issued earlier, the Railways had said that these trains will be fully non-air conditioned, on Wednesday it said that these will have both AC and non-AC classes and fully reserved coaches

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IRCTC share price hit upper circuit of 5% to Rs 1,334 today compared to the previous close of Rs 1,270 on BSE

Coronavirus Lockdown 4.0 India Live Updates: Maharashtra's COVID-19 cases breached 39,000 mark after 2,250 more patients were reported positive of the deadly virus in last 24 hours. The death toll in the state rose to 1,390 after 65 more fatalities were reported since Tuesday

Indian Railways will sell tickets for these passenger trains exclusively online; prospective travellers have been asked not to turn up at railway stations to buy tickets

Passenger will only be allowed to book a ticket if he or she agrees with the quarantine protocol; a pop-up appears as a passenger opens website or app; those clicking on 'disagree' button won't be able to book ticket

IRCTC share price dipped 4.56% to Rs 1326 against earlier close of Rs 1,389 on BSE toda. Share price of IRCTC which gained 15% since Monday has slipped 8% in last two sessions

Last month, the government had directed airlines to refund money in cash to passengers for tickets booked after March considering that these people booked tickets for emergency purposes and their money should not be blocked

Maharashtra excise department guidelines read: 'The licensees shall sell the IMFL-spirits, beer, mild liquor, wines, only in respect of the liquor for which he is licensed to sell'.

Share price of IRCTC fell up to 3.82% to Rs 1,381 against previous close of Rs 1,436 on BSE