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45 paise for ₹10L cover: Rlys extends insurance to counter tickets from Oct 27

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Times of India45 paise for ₹10L cover: Rlys extends insurance to counter tickets from Oct 27
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Starting October 27, Indian Railways will provide travelers the option to include an Optional Travel Insurance Scheme with their reservation ticket purchases. For a nominal fee of just 45 paise, passengers gain crucial coverage for accident-related…

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