The concierge services include facilities like wheelchair, pick and drop, and porter services at major railway stations.
"We have decided to expand the portfolio of passenger facilities on the hugely popular '139 IVR' which is largely used for PNR, seat and fare inquiries, and booking meals. The 'Rail Sampark' service is a runaway success which has revolutionised the customer interface with the Railways," said IRCTC Chairman and Managing Director A K Manocha.
Manocha said the 'pick and drop' service would facilitate passengers at major railway stations in hiring cabs in small and medium segments.
"Any bonafide train passenger with confirmed train ticket in select trains can opt for this facility on a chargeable basis. The list of these trains will be available at the time of booking. All Visa, Master, debit and credit cards can be used for booking such a service," he said.
Booking of such a facility is also available on IRCTC portal. E-wheel chair is provided free of cost on advance booking depending on the availability.
Introduced in 2007, the Railway Inquiry Service 139 provides a string of passenger-friendly facilities in English and other Indian languages such as Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Assamese and Odiya.