The Indian Railways has introduced water ATMs at Gwalior railway station, providing a glass of water for ₹3 to passengers travelling in general coaches. These ATMs are strategically placed on platforms where general coaches typically arrive. The move aims to address the issue of water scarcity faced by passengers, particularly during...
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summer, as vendors often charge exorbitant prices for bottled water. This initiative follows the resumption of water ATMs across various stations in the Jhansi division, including Jhansi, Banda, Bina, and Bhopal. The Railways is also implementing a QR code system for collecting fines from passengers travelling without tickets. This new system involves using handheld terminals to generate QR codes that passengers can scan and pay fines via UPI, eliminating the need for cash transactions.