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On 6/30/18, pranaya rani <pranayara...@gmail.com> wrote: > The handicap coach is always full occupied by non-disabled parents and > extremely impossible for disableds to get into the coach let alone a seat in > the coach. The matter was complained to guard who is supposedly the incharge > for the handicapped coach and also with tt but nothing happens. Is there a > phone no. to which we can make complaints? Or what the others ways to make > complaints? > > -----Original Message----- > From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf > Of vishal sharma > Sent: 30 June, 2018 10:38 AM > To: gopalfi...@gmail.com; AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility > and issues concerning the disabled. > Subject: Re: [AI] what is your openien about it? > > practically speaking I have recently travelled in sleeper class ,where > most passengers with reserved seats travel ,there was no water in the > toilets of any sleeper class coaches. most of the facilities u have > listed are in the air conditioned coaches. moreover very recently it > has been observed that online rail booking website has become very > inaccessible for us blind users. sorry to b critical ,treat this as > my personal opinion only and correct me. > > On 6/29/18, gopala krishna <gopalfi...@gmail.com> wrote: >> sir, what is your openien about it? read below >> and wright in reply each guy >> I taken this information from >> indianrail.gov.in >> date 29/06/2018 >> read hear below >> >> Indian Railways used to be notorious for being tardy and dirty. Add to >> that its utter indifference towards passengers who had to stoically >> put up with numerous deficiencies in services. The railways, at its >> best, merely took you from point A to B — and not often in time or >> safely. As a public-sector enterprise, it was as responsive to >> customers as most of its kind. >> All that is changing now. Though there's still a lot to be done, the >> railways have managed to shed the image of a state entreprise >> impervious to change and aloof to its customers' needs. A large number >> of new customer services has made the railways more customer-oriented. >> Here's a list of services introduced during the four years of the NDA >> government. >> 1. Free WiFi >> To promote Digital India, the railways tied up with Google in 2016 to >> offer free WiFi at railway stations across India. Today, it offers the >> service at more than 700 stations and covers eight million people a >> month. The service offers 30 minutes of free internet access to >> passengers. >> 2. No more stinking toilets >> The railways has been replacing the conventional toilets in the trains >> with bio-toilets. It has installed more than one lakh bio-toilets in >> trains till March this year. Since the excreta gets collected in a box >> fitted below the train toilet, it doesn't drop on the tracks. This >> prevents corrosion of tracks and keeps them clean. The railways is >> also changing the floor of the toilets which will prevent them from >> getting soiled too soon. >> . Purified water >> To provide commuters with purified water at low cost, the railways has >> so far installed 1,100 water ATMs at 345 railway stations. One liter >> of water from these ATMs costs Rs 5 and users pay one rupee for a >> paper cup. >> 4. Reading lights >> A small but very useful addition that prevents arguments between >> passengers. Among many new features introduced in new train coaches is >> a reading light for every berth. New trains including Humsafar Express >> have this facility. >> 5. No more smelly blankets >> After several complaints of dirty linen and blankets, the railways has >> decided to provide nylon blankets to AC travellers, which will be >> washed twice a month. Earlier, they were washed once a month. Besides >> washing, the used blankets would be sanitised on a regular basis. >> 6. Waitlisted? Here is a Vikalp >> IRCTC introduced Vikalp scheme in 2016 to help waitlisted passengers >> get confirmed ticket in another train running on the same route. The >> scheme is applicable to all waitlisted passengers irrespective of >> booking quota and concession. Passengers can opt for a maximum of >> seven trains under the scheme. >> 7. Food for thought and pocket >> Good food has been a struggle for the public transporter. But it has >> now taken a slew of initiatives to fix this pain point, the chief >> among them is a move to cut the quantity of food served. Soup, >> breadsticks, butter and sandwiches will go off the plate and >> passengers may get vegetarian and non-vegetarian rice combos as part >> of the plan to cut costs. This may start with premium trains such as >> Rajdhani and Shatabdi. The IRCTC has also roped in a startup for >> delivering food on your seat. It has also decided to use Artificial >> Intelligence to serve hygienic and quality food on trains. Packaged >> disposable plates will replace plastic trays for hygiene. >> 8. Train delayed? You'll be informed >> The railways has introduced a service to send text messages to >> passengers whose trains are delayed or rescheduled. The move is aimed >> at decongesting platforms. >> 9. Grievance redressal >> The railways has been taking complaints via IVRS and social media >> platforms like Twitter and Facebook. However, the national transporter >> also launched a mobile app 'Madad' to register passengers' complaints. >> The app allows live tracking of action taken on the complaints. >> 10. Increased RAC/Quota seats >> The transporter has increased the number of berths earmarked as RAC to >> accommodate more passengers. The quota (reserved) seats for senior >> citizens, pregnant women and female passengers 45 years and above have >> been increased to six lower berths per coach in sleeper coach, three >> lower berths per coach each in >> >> >> >> >> Search for old postings at: >> http://www.mail-archive.com/accessindia@accessindia.org.in/ >> >> To unsubscribe send a message to >> accessindia-requ...@accessindia.org.in >> with the subject unsubscribe. >> >> To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, >> please >> visit the list home page at >> http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in >> >> >> Disclaimer: >> 1. 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