Indian Railways has imposed a Rs 1,000 fine for littering on trains or stations, with non-payment leading to an increased penalty of Rs 2,000.
The new rule was notified on August 24
Aug 28, 2026
05:20 pm
What's the storyThe Indian Railways has increased the penalty for littering on its premises. Passengers and others caught violating cleanliness rules will now be fined ₹1,000, according to The Indian Express.
The new rule was notified by the Ministry of Railways in the Official Gazette on August 24 under the Indian Railways (Penalties for Activities Affecting Cleanliness at Railway Premises) Amendment Rules, 2026.
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