For all Senior Citizens,

The Railways have introduced one additional facility for Senior Citizens 
travelling alone  --  they will be issued a confirmed ticket and will not be 
placed on the Waiting List or RAC list  --  Also they are assured that they 
will be allotted a lower berth  --  the long one and not the one in the 
corridor  

The booking clerk at Bombay Central told me of this policy but a month earlier 
at Dhanbad, where I had booked a ticket to Calcutta, the clerk made me book 
under the TATKAL quota

Regards 

Aloysius D'Souza 

----- Original Message -----
From: marie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 7:57 am
Subject: [Goanet] senior citizens note
To: aldona-net <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

> About a month back i went to Thivim to cancel my railway ticket.  
> There was
> a long queue and i got quite tired standing there.  At railway 
> long distance
> ticket counters in B'bay there are separate queues for senior 
> citizens and
> at Churchgate even a separate one for women.  I went to the 
> Station Master's
> Office (at Thivim a Station Mistress) and asked whether they could 
> not have
> a separate queue for Senior Citizens, even if it is at the same 
> counter.Her reply - nowhere in Goa is it done -  Well. i said,  
> can it not change?
> 
> Any way i asked for their Complaint / Suggestion Book and wrote in my
> suggestion.  I was very heartened when i received a reply to my 
> suggestion"Instructions are being issued to give preference to 
> Senior Citizens and
> Physically challenged persons in the case when the number of 
> persons are
> more in the queue"
> 
> copies have been sent to RRM/KAWR;  Dy. CCM/ Belapur; Sr. Station 
> Master,Thivim; Sr.CS (R) / MAO
> 
> 
> -- 
> marie
> 

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