Srinagar Railway Station gets a major share of its daily earnings through unreserved ticketing system
The Statesman|January 08, 2025
Srinagar Railway Station, which is all set for a massive expansion in terms of passenger traffic in the next few weeks, gets a major share of its daily earnings through unreserved ticketing system (UTS), informed the Railway officials at Srinagar Station during a recent visit to the state.
NISHAT NIZAMI

In the present setup, eight trains each in the Up and Down directions are run from the station every day. "A total of 16 trains, including eight each in the Up and Down directions are operated here every day on an originating basis," informed officials at Srinagar Railway station.

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