Updated On: 21 December, 2025 03:37 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
According to the revised structure, there will be no increase in fares for suburban services and monthly season tickets (MSTs). Similarly, passengers travelling up to 215 km in ordinary class will not face any fare hike

AC class fares will rise by 2 paise per kilometre, the Railways said. Representational pic
The Indian Railways has rationalised its passenger fare structure with effect from December 26, stating that the move involves only a marginal increase in select categories while protecting suburban commuters and short-distance travellers.
According to the revised structure, there will be no increase in fares for suburban services and monthly season tickets (MSTs). Similarly, passengers travelling up to 215 km in ordinary class will not face any fare hike.