Indian Railways Back On Track: What Travelling By Trains Now Looks Like

A special train is set to leave the New Delhi Railway Station following the resumption of passenger train services connecting major cities.

Passengers follow social distancing norms and queue up outside?Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) to board a train to their home state.

People with their luggage walk to board a special train for?Mumbai Central after the resumption of passenger train services in Mumbai.

A Railway ticket collector checks the ticket of a passenger using a magnifying glass before the departure of a special train.

Migrant workers wearing face mask looks out from the window of a train in Hyderabad.

Passengers show Arogya Setu App installed in their phones while travelling by special New Delhi-Bilaspur train from New Delhi Railway Station.

At New Delhi, Railway Station passengers undergo thermal screening as they enter a platform following the resumption of passenger train services.

A passenger sanitising his berth inside Delhi-Howrah special train at New Delhi railway station. 200 special trains are being run across the country starting 1st June 2020.

The tickets, officials say, have details of the 'dos and don'ts passengers need to follow - such as arriving at the station at least an hour in advance for screening and other coronavirus protocols, mandatory use of masks and the Aarogya Setu mobile app. It will be mandatory for travellers to wear face cover and undergo screening at departure and only asymptomatic passengers will be allowed to board the trains.

A passenger shows his reserved ticket to the camera, instead of railway TTEs to avoid physical touch before entering into the station.