The services will include cleaning of all coaches, toilets and basins; garbage collection; attending to minor repairs; coordinating water refilling as required, and checking and reporting the status of safety equipment. “Frequency of cleaning will be regulated based on peak and non-peak hours, and war rooms will be created to monitor the cleaning process with the help of technology,” Vaishnaw said. He explained that 80 trains have been identified for implementation of the reform, and based on the experience, all other trains will be brought under it.
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Published at: 2026-02-14 19:18:32
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