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Showing posts with label Mobile Ticket Printout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobile Ticket Printout. Show all posts
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Printing of encrypted QR code on Unreserved Tickets is being implemented at New Delhi
01-03-2016
Printing of encrypted QR code on Unreserved Tickets is being implemented at New Delhi
RAILWAY MINISTER SHRI SURESH PRABHU LAUNCHES IT-BASED PILOT INITIATIVE OF BAR-CODING OF UNRESERVED TICKET THROUGH THERMAL PRINTER AT NEW DELHI, DELHI JN. AND H. NIZAMUDDIN RAILWAY STATIONS ON NORTHERN RAILWAY TODAY
TICKET CHECKING STAFF CAN SCAN ENCRYPTED QR CODE AND AFTER DECRYPTION OF DATA, VALIDATE THE INFORMATION PRINTED on THE TICKET TO PREVENT ANY FRAUDULENT ACTIVITY
PRINTING WILL BE DONE THROUGH THERMAL PRINTER on THERMAL STATIONERY onLY
Hon’ble Minister of Railways, Shri Suresh Prabhakar Prabhu today launched bar-coding of unreserved ticket through thermal printer at nominated counters at New Delhi, Delhi Jn. and H. Nizamuddin stations, a pilot technology-based initiative of the Railways to thwart issue and refund of forged unreserved tickets. Alongside, he also inaugurated a Rail Auto Hub in Walajabad, Southern Railway.
The programs were inaugurated by Shri Suresh Prabhakar Prabhu through video-conferencing at a ceremony held at Rail Bhawan, New Delhi.Shri Manoj Sinha, Hon’ble Minister of State for Railways, Shri A.K.Mital Chairman, Railway Board and senior Railway officials were also present on the occasion at Rail Bhawan. Smt. Meenakshi Lekhi Hon’ble Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha was the distinguished guest at the ceremonial commencement of the above facilities at New Delhi Railway station(Ajmeri Gate Side). Senior Railway Officers present at New Delhi Railway station include Shri A.K.Puthia, General Manager, Northern Railway and Shri Arun Arora, Divisional Railway Manager, Northern Railway, Delhi.
In tandem with Mission 'Operation Five Minutes' in the issue of rail tickets to passengers in Rail Budget speech of 2015-16, the Railway has been undertaking a slew of initiatives to facilitate hassle-free and convenient purchase of rail tickets through Mobile based ticketing of Unreserved Tickets, Monthly Season Tickets and Platform Tickets. Another step towards achieving this commitment is launching of a pilot project today for printing of bar-code on unreserved ticket through thermal printer which not enhances speed of ticket issue but more importantly aims to check frauds.
Printing of encrypted QR code on Unreserved Tickets is being implemented at New Delhi, Delhi Jn. and Hazrat Nizamuddin stations as a pilot project. The bar code being printed is QR (Quick Response) code by use of a thermal printer. This will save approx. 3 seconds in the printing cycle of unreserved ticket. Presently features like UTS Number, Stock Number, Ticket Fare, Source Station, Destination Station, Number of Adults, Number of Children, Train Type, Class Code & Date of Journey are printed in the form of encrypted QR code. To check the frauds, Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS) has developed solution to print encrypted QR code on unreserved tickets through thermal printers. Whenever Ticket Checking Staff (TTEs/TCs) checks ticket, he can scan encrypted QR code and after decryption of data, he can validate the information printed on the ticket to prevent any fraudulent activity. In this technology, printing will be done through thermal printer on thermal stationery only. Therefore, fraud by taking out carbon copy of ticket cannot be done. Low value- High value fraud and erasing of data & printing of other information on ticket will be detected by scanning QR.
Tuesday, 28 April 2015
Mobile Ticket Printout
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SUBURBAN TICKET BOOKING ON MOBILES PAPER TICKETS AND PAPERLESS TICKETS
25-04-2015
SUBURBAN TICKET BOOKING ON MOBILES PAPER TICKETS AND PAPERLESS TICKETS
Mobile ticket bookings have been enabled for unreserved tickets over suburban sections in Chennai division of Southern railway.
Presently Two types of suburban tickets could be booked through Mobile phones viz
For travel on Chennai Beach - Chengalpattu, Chennai Beach/Chennai Central – Tiruvallur, Chennai Beach/Chennai Central – Gummidipundi and Chennai Beach - Velachery sections, passengers booking tickets through their Mobile phones must take a printout of their ticket through ATVM before commencing journey, provided the journey is not commencing and ending within Chennai Egmore and Tambaram stations (both inclusive) for which paperless ticket/virtual ticket is allowed. Printout facility for Mobile ticket booking is enabled at the following stations:
The user will be given a one Time Password (OTP) through SMS which has to be used for taking the Printout of ticket from the ATVM installed at the journey commencing station. This ATVM ticket print-out/Physical ticket should be shown to ticket checking staff whenever asked during travel as well as at the exit gate.
Passenger who wants to commence and complete his journey within any railway station between Chennai Egmore and Tambaram (both inclusive) for travel by suburban trains could book his/her ticket through Mobile and the ticket will be made available instantly in his mobile itself. This virtual ticket has to be shown to the ticket checking staff whenever asked and thus the passenger need not take any print out of the ticket.
Travelling Public booking suburban ticket through Mobile are hereby advised that they have to book and show the virtual ticket or physical ticket as the case maybe as stated in the above paragraphs.
Passenger who does not show the virtual ticket or paper ticket (printout) from ATVM on demand by ticket checking staff, he/she will be treated as without ticket and has to pay penal charges as per extant rule.
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