To streamline the process of booking train tickets and accessing related services on the Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) platform, Indian Railways has launched AskDisha 2.0, an AI chatbot. This innovative tool offers users a comprehensive suite of features, including ticket booking, refund processing, and access to essential information.
AskDisha 2.0, the AI-powered chatbot, simplifies train ticket booking and provides various IRCTC services.
AskDisha 2.0, also known as Digital Interaction To Seek Help Anytime, is an advanced chatbot powered by CoRover.AI, leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning. It supports Hindi, English, and Hinglish, and is readily available on both the IRCTC mobile app and website.
This chatbot simplifies access to various services offered by the train ticket booking platform. Users can effortlessly book tickets, check PNR status, cancel tickets, and more, all through simple commands within AskDisha 2.0.
Notably, AskDisha 2.0 also supports voice commands, enabling users to interact with the service and access its features using their voice.
AskDisha 2.0 offers a wide range of services, including:
AskDisha 2.0 is conveniently accessible through both the IRCTC website and mobile app.
On the IRCTC Website:
On the IRCTC Mobile App:
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