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Travelling by train in India is an immensely popular and cost-effective mode of transportation, offering a unique perspective on the diverse landscapes and cultures across the country. However, one common challenge faced by travelers is finding good, reasonably priced food during the journey. The options available on board can often be both costly and lacking in quality.To circumvent this issue, a great solution that comes in handy is IRCTC food coupons. But an excellent solution is to turn to Railofy!...

Indian trains have one of the world’s largest railway networks, so it’s no surprise that train travel is a popular way to navigate about the nation. The food is one of the nicest parts of traveling by train in India. Indian railway catering is well-known for its delicious and reasonably priced meals, with a broad selection of foods to choose from. 10 Best Food in Train you Can Order in India 1. Biryani Biryani is a rice dish flavoured with...

One of the three semi-speed train series operating on the railway tracks of India, the other two being the Vande Bharat Express and Gatiman Express. Just like the Rajdhani Express, the Tejas Express is a fully air-conditioned train. The first Tejas Express train ran on May 24, 2017. The word ‘Tejas’ has several meanings in different languages. But all of them are similar and mean something like lustre, brilliance, or sharpness, among others. True to their name, these trains can...

Operated by Indian Railways, Rajdhani Express trains are a group of fast passenger trains that connect the national capital, New Delhi, with other state capitals and other metro cities that are important from a business, tourism, or religious point of view. Since all these trains connect the national capital to other cities, it is named ‘Rajdhani’. Taken from Sanskrit, the word means ‘capital’. Currently, there are 24 Rajdhani trains operating in India. Considering both to and from journeys, there are...

The Shatabdi Express trains are a group of fast passenger trains that connect important metro cities that are located not too far from each other. The Shatabdi Express trains were started in 1988 to celebrate the birth centenary of the first Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, hence the name ‘Shatabdi’. Taken from Sanskrit, the word means century. What makes Shatabdi trains different from others? The Shatabdi trains operate only during the day, travel at a high speed,...