Now, IRCTC Lets You Book Ola Cab Online, Via Mobile App. Details Here
IRCTC or Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation announced a partnership with cab hailing firm Ola on Monday to provide end-to-end transportation service to Indian Railways passengers, IRCTC said on microblogging site Twitter. IRCTC, the online ticketing arm of Indian Railways, along with Ola now gives first to last mile connectivity and covers more than 110 cities across the country. The tie-up, a six-month pilot project, gives customers access to Ola booking services when they visit the IRCTC rail connect app and on its website, the IRCTC said in a statement on its website - irctc.co.in.
Facility of hiring cab through IRCTC Rail Connect app and website started. IRCTC partners with OLA to provide end to end transportation. pic.twitter.com/jHuT53Wv3c— IRCTC (@IRCTCofficial) March 19, 2018
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