The Opposition on Tuesday slammed the Rail Budget for increasing the burden on the common man, with Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) terming it as \"pedestrian\" and \"discriminatory\" while Left said it does not give any hope on railways' future.

Keeping passenger fare unchanged, Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal presented his maiden annual budget in which he introduced 106 new trains and a host of proposals, such as escalators at key stations, a new e-ticketing system and a swanky coach in select train.

Though the Railway Minister did not announce any hike in passenger fees, he said that the reservation fee for tatkal services and superfast trains would go up.

Presenting the rail budget, Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal said that Mumbai suburban trains will get AC coaches. He also proposed to introduce 67 new express trains.

Providing some relief to the general public reeling under the impact of high inflation, Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal did not announce any fare hike in his first rail budget.

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