Indian Railways keeps implementing new schemes from time to time keeping in mind the convenience of the people. Especially for senior citizens, Divyangjan, and pregnant women, the Railways has made many special provisions so that their journey can be comfortable and safe.

If you are a woman and often travel by train, then this news can prove to be very useful for you. Because you need to know what special facilities the Ministry of Railways provides for you. So let us know in detail about the special arrangements made by the Railways for women passengers.

Lower berth is now priority

Let us tell you that the Railways especially reserves the lower berth (lower seat) for women above 45 years of age, Divyang passengers, and pregnant women. So that women do not have to face the problem of climbing the upper berth (upper seat). Similarly, this amazing facility is also given to the pregnant women and the Divyang passengers.

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The automatic ticket system of the Railways gives priority to these special category passengers and automatically allocates the lower berth even if it is not selected during online ticket booking. This step is an important effort towards making the journey of women passengers even more convenient.

Seats are reserved for every coach

Indian Railways has reserved 6-7 seats in every coach of Sleeper Class (SL) as lower berths and 4-5 seats in Third AC (3AC) for special passengers. 3-4 seats are also available as lower berths in Second AC (2AC). This reservation ensures that needy women passengers can get comfortable seats.

Booking will be easy and on priority

An automatic algorithm has been incorporated into the railway ticket booking system, which allocates lower berths based on age and category during ticket booking. As soon as a senior citizen, Divyang or pregnant woman passenger enters their information, the railway system allocates them lower berths on a priority basis. This also makes the process of ticket booking easier and increases the chances of needy passengers getting their preferred seats.

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