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IRCTC Confirms ‘No Food’ Option Available for Rajdhani, Shatabdi, and Vande Bharat Train Bookings Amid Ticket Changes

by Kush Singh
October 27, 2025
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This article explains how to book train tickets without opting for food on Indian Railways.



Indian Railways has announced that passengers can still choose the ‘No Food’ option while booking tickets for trains like Rajdhani, Shatabdi, and Vande Bharat. This option allows travelers to save money if they prefer not to have meals during their journey.

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Earlier, the ‘No Food’ option was not clearly visible on the IRCTC app or website, but it’s back. However, it has been slightly repositioned on the booking page to make it accessible for users who want to skip meals.


For those who frequently travel on premium trains, here’s the updated process: when booking a ticket, you can select your desired train and class, and then find the meal option during passenger details. You can opt for ‘No Food’ to avoid meal charges.

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Choosing the ‘No Food’ option can help you save between ₹300 to ₹500, depending on the train. It’s a great way to bring your own food from home or a packed meal, reducing food waste during travel.


To book your ticket without meals, simply log in to the IRCTC website or app, follow the booking steps, and complete the payment. Your e-ticket will clearly state “Meal Opted: No Food,” confirming your choice.




Summary:

  • Indian Railways allows ‘No Food’ option for certain trains.

  • Passengers can save money by opting out of meals.

  • The option is now easier to find on the booking page.

  • Travelers can save ₹300 to ₹500 per ticket.

  • Booking without meals is straightforward on the IRCTC platform.



Kush Singh

Author has been working in digital media sector for last 8 Years. He has served popular websites like GulfHindi, DelhiBreakings and Network18. Author is now writing best on India's Largest Public Transport Interest "Railway" as Lead Role. For any Suggestions about Author Write up Share on Kush@hellorail.in

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