Indian Railways is strengthening food safety and hygiene checks after repeated passenger complaints, with IRCTC partnering with the Quality Council of India (QCI) for independent surprise audits across trains and railway stations. Inspectors will use geo-tagged photographs and time-stamped digital records, with reports due within 24 hours, to help authorities track violations and speed up corrective action against catering vendors.
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