Indian Railways Rules: Every day a large number of people travel by Indian trains. There are many reasons behind this, such as comfortable seats, AC facilities, toilet facilities etc. Also, there is a provision of food in the train.
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You just have to take a ticket to travel in the train, which you can get online or offline. But amidst all this, you have to keep some things in mind while traveling in the train because if you do not do so, then you may get into trouble. Actually, there are some rules of Indian Railways which you have to follow while traveling in the train. So let’s know what are these rules, if you do not follow them, you may get into trouble. So let’s know about this…
Know these rules before traveling in train:-
Number 1
Whenever you travel by train, make sure that no other passenger is troubled because of you. For this, you should take care not to talk to anyone loudly on the call, avoid playing songs on loudspeaker on mobile etc. If you do this and it causes trouble to another passenger, you can be fined or action can be taken against you or both.
Number 2
If you are traveling by train, then it is important to know how much luggage you can carry with you. You can travel with 40 to 70 kg of luggage in the train. However, you can carry more luggage by paying extra.
Number 3
If you are traveling by Indian train, then it is important for you to know that there is a rule of Indian Railways under which you cannot carry some things in the train. If you are caught doing this, then action can be taken against you.
Talking about the things that you cannot carry with you in the train, those things are flammable substances, explosive substances, smelly items, gas cylinders, cigarettes, stoves etc. So do not travel by carrying these things in the train even by mistake.
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