E-tickets bought through IRCTC will get costlier as the Indian Railways has decided to restore service charges from September 1, according to an order.
The IRCTC will levy a service charge of Rs. 15 per ticket for non-AC classes and Rs. 30 for AC classes, including first-class, according to the August 30 order issued by IRCTC.
Goods and Services Tax (GST) will be applicable separately.
E-tickets bought through IRCTC will get costlier as the Indian Railways has decided to restore service charges from September 1, according to an order.
The IRCTC will levy a service charge of Rs. 15 per ticket for non-AC classes and Rs. 30 for AC classes, including first-class, according to the August 30 order issued by IRCTC.
Goods and Services Tax (GST) will be applicable separately.
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