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IRCTC: According to the update given by the ministry, passengers celebrating Navratri festival face various challenges regarding food and beverages. To deal with these problems, Indian Railways has started Navratri special thali at more than 150 stations.

Navratri Special Thali: Navratri fasts are going on. During this time, the biggest problem faced by people traveling by train or bus is regarding fasting food. But the railways have taken special steps to ensure that passengers do not face any such problem. Yes, keeping in mind the convenience of passengers traveling during Navratri, Indian Railways has started a special fasting thali at more than 150 stations. In a press note issued by the Railway Ministry, it was told that 'passengers can order this delicious Navratri fast special thali online through mobile app and website.'

Facility of Navratri special thali at more than 150 stations

According to the update given by the Ministry, passengers celebrating Navratri festival face various challenges regarding food and beverages. To deal with these problems, Indian Railways has started Navratri special thali at more than 150 stations. Earlier also, the Railways has been providing such facilities to its crores of passengers. Information about the menu has not been revealed yet this time, but every time puri of kuto ka atta, potatoes and curd etc. have been served in the thali.

This service has started at these stations.

The facility of Navratri special thali is Mumbai Central, Delhi Junction, Surat, Jaipur, Lucknow, Patna Junction, Ludhiana, Durg, Chennai Central, Secunderabad, Amravati, Hyderabad, Tirupati, Jalandhar City, Udaipur City, Bangalore Cantt, New Delhi, Thane, Pune, Mangalore Central Station. In the update given by the spokesperson of the Ministry, it was told that due to Navratri, special attention has been given to quality and nutrition in preparing the fasting thali.

Earlier, keeping in mind the festive season, the Railways has decided to run more than 6,500 special trains during Durga Puja, Diwali and Chhath Puja from 1 October to 30 November. More than one crore passengers are expected to benefit from this arrangement of the Railways. Last month, Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav had said that this year a total of 5,975 special trains will be run keeping in mind the passengers during the festive season, which is much more than last year.