Indian Railways Says Vande Bharat Sleeper Trains Will Have No Tatkal Booking Quota

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Indian Railways has confirmed that the Vande Bharat Sleeper trains will not include a Tatkal booking quota. The Tatkal scheme, which releases a limited number of seats for last-minute bookings at a premium fare, will therefore not apply to these services. The decision reflects the railways' approach to how seats on the new sleeper trains are allocated. Passengers planning travel on these routes will need to rely on regular booking channels.

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