Indian Railways luggage rules: Free allowance from 35 kg to 70 kg
Indian Railways allows passengers to carry free luggage based on their class of travel. The free allowance ranges from 35 kg in Second Class/General to 70 kg in AC First Class (1A).
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Indian Railways allows passengers to carry free luggage based on their class of travel. The free allowance ranges from 35 kg in Second Class/General to 70 kg in AC First Class (1A).
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