Indian Railways has introduced an Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS) passenger feedback system effective July 1, 2015. The system asks bona fide passengers on trains six questions about train cleanliness, station cleanliness, food quality, bedding, punctuality, and AC cooling. Passengers rate each category as good, satisfactory, or bad. Since implementation, an average of 99,312 of the 389,342 daily calls received have provided feedback. Responses rated as bad are directly communicated to divisional authorities through email and mobile to promptly address issues. General Managers have been directed to ensure divisional officials address passenger feedback.
Indian Railways has introduced an Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS) passenger feedback system effective July 1, 2015. The system asks bona fide passengers on trains six questions about train cleanliness, station cleanliness, food quality, bedding, punctuality, and AC cooling. Passengers rate each category as good, satisfactory, or bad. Since implementation, an average of 99,312 of the 389,342 daily calls received have provided feedback. Responses rated as bad are directly communicated to divisional authorities through email and mobile to promptly address issues. General Managers have been directed to ensure divisional officials address passenger feedback.
Indian Railways has introduced an Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS) passenger feedback system effective July 1, 2015. The system asks bona fide passengers on trains six questions about train cleanliness, station cleanliness, food quality, bedding, punctuality, and AC cooling. Passengers rate each category as good, satisfactory, or bad. Since implementation, an average of 99,312 of the 389,342 daily calls received have provided feedback. Responses rated as bad are directly communicated to divisional authorities through email and mobile to promptly address issues. General Managers have been directed to ensure divisional officials address passenger feedback.
Government of India Ministry of Railways 11-August-2015 13:25 IST Railways Interactive Voice Response System A Passenger Feedback System through Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS) h by Indian Railways through Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Limit effect from 01.07.2015 on all Mail/Express and Superfast trains over Indian Railwa Passenger Feedback System consists of the six areas for which a set of two question bonafide passengers. The six areas on which questions are asked are as under:-
i) Train Cleanliness
ii) Platform Cleanliness at Railway Stations
iii) Quality of food served to passengers in trains
iv) Quality of Bed Rolls supplied to passengers in Air
conditioned coaches v) Train Punctuality
vi) Cooling of ACs in coaches.
Passengers are requested to provide their feedback on the aforesaid amenities in i.e. (1) Good (2) Satisfactory (3) Bad.
Since 01.07.2015, out of a total of 3,89,342 calls that were made on an averag passengers, the solicited feedback was received in 99,312 calls on an average daily basis.
Responses from passengers categorized as ‘Bad’ are conveyed directly through th mails and mobile phones, to the concerned Divisional authorities for effecting rem promptly. General Managers of all the Zonal Railways have already been directed concerned officials in this regard. This information was given by the Minister of State for Railways Shri Manoj Sin reply to a question in Lok Sabha yesterday.