Retiring rooms are short-stay accommodation facilities available at major Indian railway stations. Offered by Indian Railways, they are meant for passengers to rest during layovers, delays ...

The Station House ... along with a kitchen and living room. These 1960s wagons were purchased and placed on the old railway line and have been "restored with character". The original waiting ...

(MENAFN- IANS) Kolkata, Feb 28 (IANS) Retiring room and dormitory services will remain suspended at the Howrah railway station - one of the busiest in the country - for renovation, Eastern Railway ...

The retiring rooms at Thanjavur station are the second to be refurbished after the renovation of the retiring rooms at the Tiruchi railway junction which was completed a few years ago.

Gorakhpur is set to become the first railway station in Uttar Pradesh to feature pods—bed-sized retiring rooms with all basic amenities and modern facilities. This facility is expected to be ...

The Retiring Room complex at Thanjavur railway junction – a major station in Tiruchi Railway Division- has a total number of eight double bed rooms and two dormitories comprising of nine beds.

As South Western Rlys gets approval to renovate KSR railway station from Centre ... Expert ”There should be more booking counters, retiring rooms, availability of good potable water, cleanly ...

Mumbai's Central Railway division is planning to introduce international standard hospitality services to its esteemed passengers by commissioning POD concept Retiring Rooms at CSMT soon.

Indian Railways has unveiled its first-ever 'pod' concept retiring rooms at Mumbai Central Railway station. 'Pod' rooms which were first started in Japan are basically affordable hotel rooms that ...

Need to board a morning train but don't want to risk traffic on the way to the station? Indian Railways ... sparsely furnished and ill-equipped railway waiting rooms where one would struggle ...

Mumbai Central railway station now has pod rooms that passengers can book for short stays. The Ministry of Railways has shared a glimpse of the new pod rooms that were inaugurated at Mumbai ...

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