CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVT.EMPLOYEES & WORKERS
STRIKE ! STRIKE !! STRIKE !!!
IN EVERY OFFICE, EVERY DEPARTMENT, EVERY WHERE
THERE IS ONLY ONE TALK
STRIKE ! STRIKE !! STRIKE !!! STRIKE !!!
TO PROTEST AGAINST THE INDIFFERENT AND NEGATIVE ATTITUDE OF THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.
WELL SET FOR ACTION
FROM 2014 FEBRUARY 12th 00.00 AM ONWARDS MORE THAN THIRTEEN LAKHS CENTRAL GOVT. EMPLOYEES SHALL GO ON TWO DAYS NATIONWIDE STRIKE.
SHUT DOWN ALL CENTRAL GOVT. OFFICES
ON 12TH & 13TH
WE DEMAND MERGER OF DA
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WE DEMAND DATE OF EFFECET OF 7TH CPC FROM 01-01-2014
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IRCTC to send SMS confirmation of waitlisted tickets
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| Waitlisted passengers will soon get status messages in their mobile phones if their tickets get confirmed before journey. |
NEW DELHI: Waitlisted passengers will soon get status messages in their mobile phones if their tickets get confirmed before journey.
A senior railway ministry official said the waitlisted passenger will get a SMS about the status of the ticket on the mobile phone number given at the time of ticket booking before the journey.
Currently, one has to either dial the enquiry number 139 or use the internet to know the waitlisted ticket status. Others get to know the status of their tickets only after reaching stations.
"Once the SMS-based service is operational, passengers will get the updated status of their waitlisted tickets automatically," the official said, adding "only those passengers will get the message whose tickets get confirmed."
CRIS, the technological arm of Railways, is making the software for the SMS-based service.
IRCTC has already launched a system for booking tickets using mobile phones
Source :TOI
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