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Delhi to Kashmir in Indian Railways' 1st AC: Couple shares premium train experience, reveals cabin privacy, food | Video

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A couple travelling from Delhi to Jammu shared their first experience in Indian Railways’ First AC, highlighting private cabins and two-berth coupes, onboard food and drinks, and bathing facilities. They said the higher fare offered a more comfortable and…

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