IRCTC Website Outage Ahead of Diwali & Chhath Leaves Passengers Stranded
Indian Railways is facing a website outage just before the festivals of Diwali 2024 and Chhath, leaving passengers unable to book tickets online. The IRCTC website is down, affecting over 12,000 special trains scheduled for the festivals. Meanwhile, financial experts like Atul Suri are discussing trends and strategies, including the potential of Nifty to reach 30,000 by 2026.
The IRCTC website outage is causing inconvenience for passengers planning to travel during Diwali 2024 and Chhath. Indian Railways has scheduled over 12,000 special trains for these festivals, and a 20% discount is being offered on tickets. However, with the website down, passengers are unable to log in or make bookings online.
Financial expert Atul Suri has been discussing various trends and investment strategies. He believes that Nifty has the potential to reach 30,000 by 2026, given the right conditions. Suri also touched upon the performance of gold, crypto, and other sectors. In other financial news, SBI has successfully raised Rs 7,500 crore through tier 2 bonds at a 6.93% coupon rate.
The Indian notebook industry is facing threats, with over 1,500 MSMEs at risk of closure. This is due to increased competition and changing consumer preferences. Top Diwali 2025 stock picks include Titan Company, Mahindra and Mahindra, IREDA, Bank of Maharashtra, Minda Corporation, and more, based on their strong performance and growth potential.
The IRCTC website outage is a setback for passengers planning to travel during Diwali 2024 and Chhath. Indian Railways is working to resolve the issue promptly. Meanwhile, financial experts like Atul Suri are providing insights into investment strategies, with Nifty's potential to reach 30,000 by 2026 being a key topic of discussion. The Indian notebook industry faces challenges, but top stocks are expected to perform well during Diwali 2025.
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