To streamline the process of booking train tickets and accessing various rail-related services on the Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) platform, Indian Railways offers an AI chatbot called AskDisha 2.0. This chatbot provides a suite of features, including ticket booking, refund status updates, and essential information retrieval.
Here's a comprehensive overview of the IRCTC's AI chatbot.
AskDisha 2.0, also known as Digital Interaction TO Seek Help Anytime, is an AI and machine learning-powered chatbot developed by CoRover.AI. It supports Hindi, English, and Hinglish, and is accessible on both the IRCTC mobile app and website.
This chatbot simplifies interactions with the train ticket booking platform by enabling users to book tickets, check PNR status, cancel tickets, and perform other actions through simple commands.
Furthermore, AskDisha 2.0 supports voice commands, allowing users to access services hands-free.
AskDisha 2.0 offers a wide array of services, including:
AskDisha 2.0 is conveniently available on both the IRCTC website and mobile app.
Accessing AskDisha 2.0 via the IRCTC Website:
Accessing AskDisha 2.0 via the IRCTC Mobile App:
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