Daily Train Cash Book Management
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What should be included in the monthly summary of non-issued tickets?

  • The total number of printed tickets issued over non-Government railways
  • Only non-issued tickets from the relevant passenger classification (correct)
  • All non-issued tickets including blank paper tickets
  • Non-issued tickets issued over Government railways and their classifications

Which of the following must be sent along with the monthly summary of non-issued tickets?

  • A copy of the daily statements of non-issued tickets
  • The total count of all types of tickets issued
  • The relevant passenger classification return (correct)
  • The monthly statement of non-issued blank paper tickets

What is required to be prepared after a blank card season ticket is issued?

  • A detailed statement of ticket exchanges
  • A summary report of all local blank tickets issued
  • An entry in the blank card season tickets register (correct)
  • A record in the local passenger classification register for the month

What type of tickets is not included in the monthly summary of non-issued tickets?

<p>Blank paper tickets issued on non-Government railways (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements regarding ticket registers is correct?

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What type of tickets should be included in the group for local printed tickets?

<p>Local printed tickets (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Before issuing tickets for the first train of the day, what should be recorded as the commencing number?

<p>The closing numbers of the previous day’s tickets (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which category does not belong under passenger traffic?

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What must the Booking Clerk do before starting to issue tickets?

<p>Partly draw out the ticket at the bottom of each tube (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should the number of non-issued tickets be recorded?

<p>In the appropriate column of the daily train cash-book-cum-summary (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which types of tickets are included under the category of through printed tickets?

<p>Through printed tickets issued in connection with non-Government railways and others (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action must be taken after the departure of each train in regard to issued tickets?

<p>The lowest numbers of tickets on hand should be posted (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done with the tickets drawn out by the Booking Clerk?

<p>They must be tallied with the last closing number recorded (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of recalling the closing numbers of tickets in the tubes?

<p>To verify the correct number of issued and non-issued tickets (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be recorded in the 'amount' column for blank card season tickets?

<p>The total amount realized from the sale of blank card season tickets (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should platform tickets and other charges be recorded in the daily cash-book?

<p>Separately listed each day with detailed descriptions (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of traffic does 'other coaching traffic' not include?

<p>Passenger traffic (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which numbers are not required for posting check soldier tickets?

<p>Station destination (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what scenario should telegraph earnings be entered in the cash book?

<p>Daily in lump sum at the end of the day (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which item is included under the entry 'Parcels and luggage, etc., cash'?

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What type of information should be recorded for soldiers' tickets?

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When should the combined totals of paper and blank card season tickets be calculated?

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What is the nature of the earnings that should not be mixed with passenger traffic receipts?

<p>Receipts for application forms and tariffs (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be included in the posting of daily earnings from local and through excess fare tickets?

<p>Separate postings for local and through excess fare tickets (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the four-digit code for combined class tickets indicate?

<p>The class of the first leg of the journey and its serial number (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action is taken if there are more than 999 printed series for any class at a station?

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How are new series of tickets recorded if they are supplied after the printing of roneoed lists?

<p>Manually written in until revised lists are supplied (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should station staff do when submitting indents for new series not included in the roneoed lists?

<p>Leave the column for the index number blank (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the daily train cash book-cum-summary entries?

<p>To facilitate posting of station balance sheet and preparation of returns (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When the Traffic Accounts Office allocates index numbers for new series, who receives the notification?

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How are totals in the daily train cash book-cum-summary organized?

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What should be posted under distinct heads in the daily train cash-book if a separate parcels and luggage cash book is not maintained?

<p>Luggage tickets and inward 'To pay' way-bills (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must the Booking Clerk do after completing all entries for a train or shift?

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Where should the cash be placed after it has been checked against the daily train cash-book?

<p>In the station safe (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if there is a deficiency in cash?

<p>The deficiency should be made good immediately (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should NOT be done with cash receipts after they have been checked?

<p>They should be retained in the till (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of initialing the daily train cash-book-cum-summary?

<p>To verify correct accounting of earnings (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the daily train cash-book summary, what does the panel on the right bottom signify?

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Which of the following does NOT need to be recorded under the proper train money column?

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What should be included in the total cash on hand?

<p>Total cash available after checks (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a separate parcels and luggage cash book is maintained, what is the requirement for recording transactions?

<p>Transactions should be properly documented in designated logs (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be included in the excess fare return, local or through?

<p>Excess fare collections, luggage charges, and reservation surcharges (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should the excess fare returns be submitted after being prepared by the Travelling Ticket Examiners?

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What is the main purpose of sorting rail travel coupons separately for ticket series?

<p>To minimize the risk of loss during transit (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action is required when preparing excess fare returns for local and through traffic?

<p>Post daily in detail from the counterfoils of excess fare tickets (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What additional item must accompany the excess fare return submitted to the Traffic Accounts Office?

<p>Original money receipts from stations (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should the amount realized from tickets sold be calculated?

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What specific information must be recorded for child-cum-concession tickets?

<p>Details in relevant columns of the daily train cash-book (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is indicated by the status of 'P.T.O.*' in ticket records?

<p>Privilege Ticket Order (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following steps is NOT part of the ticket selling process according to the procedure?

<p>Issuing tickets without checking the commencing and closing numbers (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must the Booking Clerk ensure about the counterfoils of paper tickets?

<p>They should align with the records of sold tickets (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be considered to determine the total number of tickets sold?

<p>The difference between commencing and closing ticket numbers minus non-issued tickets (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement about the daily train cash-book-cum-summary is correct?

<p>It combines all ticket sales and cash received into a single summary (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be included in the return when no paper ticket is issued during the month?

<p>The last number issued from the previous month (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the format for preparing a summary of all paper tickets issued during the month?

<p>Appendix VII/D (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done with platform tickets and reservation tickets in terms of accounting?

<p>They will be accounted for in a separate return under a distinct head (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How are totals for each description of tickets, such as platform tickets, handled?

<p>Separate totals are struck for each description of tickets (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the procedure for preparing returns for blank paper tickets?

<p>Prepare returns for each terminal railway separately and grouped in order of 'vias' (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the grand total of all paper tickets and blank card season tickets be compared to?

<p>The daily cash book summary figures (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be included when tallying the grand totals for through passenger classifications?

<p>Separate totals for each class of tickets (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When compiling local passenger classification of tickets, what is maintained for blank paper tickets?

<p>Separate returns prepared for each terminal railway (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which exclusions apply when preparing through passenger classifications for blank paper tickets?

<p>Class-wise grouping is excluded (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What needs to be struck separately for each class when preparing returns?

<p>The totals for each class (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be correctly classified in the local passenger classification for blank paper tickets?

<p>Summary of local blank card season tickets (C), Data on reservations and platform tickets (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect should not be included in the monthly summary of non-issued tickets?

<p>Non-government railway printed tickets (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct procedure following the issuance of a blank card season ticket?

<p>Enter it into the blank card season tickets register (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should the totals of non-issued tickets be organized in the monthly summary?

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What is the appropriate documentation for non-issued tickets that require separate reporting?

<p>Separate monthly statement as per Appendix VII/A (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What principle should be adhered to when preparing registers for different types of blank card season tickets?

<p>Separate registers or pages for each type is needed (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When should a ticket's details be entered into the 'remarks' column?

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Which document should accompany the monthly summary of non-issued tickets?

<p>The relevant passenger classification return (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What format should the separate monthly statement of non-issued tickets adhere to?

<p>Predefined format at Appendix VII/A (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What will facilitate easier tallying in the monthly summary of non-issued tickets?

<p>Copying names and index numbers of non-issued tickets first (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the Booking Clerk need to do after completing all entries for a train or shift?

<p>Cast the totals of the amount column and check against the till (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

After the cash has been checked with the daily train cash-book-cum-summary, where should the cash be stored?

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What should occur in case of a deficiency in cash?

<p>Make good the deficiency from private cash immediately (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is indicated in the panel on the bottom right of the daily train cash-book-cum-summary?

<p>The total earnings and cash on hand for that day (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be avoided with cash receipts after they have been reconciled?

<p>Keeping them in the cash drawer (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action is expected from the Booking Clerk regarding the daily train cash-book-cum-summary?

<p>To Initial each entry in the summary (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of recording the numbers of luggage tickets and inward way-bills?

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What should be done immediately after cash has been checked with the daily train cash-book?

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Flashcards

Combined Class Tickets

When a ticket covers travel in multiple classes, the code used corresponds to the first leg's class.

Index Number Digits

The last three digits of the index number represent the printed series' sequential order.

Excess Printed Series

If a station has over 999 printed series of a certain class, it receives multiple codes for organization.

New Ticket Series

When new ticket series are supplied, the index number, destination, and price are initially recorded manually until an updated printed list becomes available.

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Unlisted Ticket Series

For ticket series not initially included in the printed lists, the index number field in the ticket indent form (Com./T-14 Rev.) remains blank initially.

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Daily Train Cash Book

Should be categorized into passenger and other coaching traffic for easier station balance sheet posting and return preparation.

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Ticket Indent Form

A form used to request new ticket series; for unlisted series, the index number field is initially left blank.

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Passenger traffic categories

Passenger traffic is divided into specific groups for totaling purposes, like local printed tickets, through tickets, and season tickets.

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Local Printed Tickets

Tickets for journeys within a specific local area.

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Through Printed Tickets (Government Railways)

Tickets for journeys involving multiple railway lines, going through government railways.

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Ticket Tubes

Containers for storing tickets in sorted order, tallied with the cash book.

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Booking Clerk Duties

Booking clerks check and record ticket numbers in the cash book, managing tickets before and after each train departure.

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Non-issued Tickets

Tickets not used for a journey, separately accounted for.

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Excess Fare Tickets

Tickets for paying higher fare, categorized elsewhere in the records beyond passenger traffic.

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Child/Concession Tickets

Tickets for children or people with discounts, accounted for under special procedures in other paras.

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Blank card season tickets

Tickets for a season, not printed, recorded in a special register.

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Daily train cash-book-cum-summary

A daily record of all coaching traffic earnings.

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Soldier's tickets

Tickets for soldiers, requiring specific data entry (commencement/closing numbers, station, number of tickets, amount).

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Check soldier tickets

Soldier tickets requiring data from a separate check ticket register, less detailed than normal soldier tickets.

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Coaching traffic (other than passengers)

Railway earnings from services besides passenger transport. Examples: special trains, platform tickets, clerkage, reservation fees.

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Unbooked luggage

Luggage not formally documented/recorded in advance.

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Parcels and luggage cash

Collective earnings at stations handling parcels, luggage, animals, birds, and motor vehicles.

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Total daily receipts

The entire sum of earnings received each day from all sources.

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Station earnings (non-passenger).

Earnings from application forms, timetables, tariffs, vending fees, license fees, and other services at the station.

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What is the monthly summary of non-issued tickets?

A document that lists stations, index numbers of printed series with non-issued tickets, and the date-wise total number of non-issued tickets. It should be attached to the relevant passenger classification.

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What are blank card season tickets?

Season tickets printed on blank cards that are used for local travel and are recorded in a separate register.

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What happens when a ticket is issued in exchange for a concession voucher?

The details of the ticket are recorded in the 'remarks' column of the blank season ticket register against the relevant entry.

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What is the Local Passenger Classification for blank paper tickets?

It includes returns and summaries for different types of local tickets like blank card season tickets, blank paper tickets and platform tickets.

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What is the purpose of the blank card season ticket register?

It records the issuance of blank card season tickets and is prepared in duplicate using the carbon process.

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Small Station Cash Book

A separate cash book (Form Cum./C-4 Rev.) is not maintained at small stations. Instead, details like luggage ticket numbers, 'To pay' way-bill numbers, and earnings are recorded directly in the daily train cash-book-cum-summary.

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Train Money Column

This specific column within the daily train cash-book-cum-summary is used to record all the earnings related to the train, including passenger fares, luggage charges, and parcel fees.

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Wharfage and Demurrage Charges

These are fees charged for the use of a wharf or for the delay in loading or unloading goods, respectively. These charges are also included in the daily train cash-book-cum-summary.

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Booking Clerk's Responsibility

The booking clerk is responsible for recording all the transactions related to a train, including collecting fares, issuing tickets, and ensuring that the cash balance matches the total earnings.

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Total Earnings Calculation

The booking clerk adds up all the earnings recorded in the daily train cash-book-cum-summary and compares it with the money in the till.

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Excess Cash

If the total earnings exceed the cash on hand, the excess amount needs to be remitted to the station's safe.

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Short Remitted

If the cash on hand is less than the total earnings, the missing amount needs to be explained and accounted for.

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Deposit of Earnings

The cash collected by the booking clerk is deposited in the station's safe, ensuring that the money is stored securely.

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Deficiency in Cash

If any cash is missing or short, it needs to be immediately replenished by the staff using their personal funds and documented in the daily train cash-book-cum-summary.

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What does the Booking Clerk do first?

The Booking Clerk first calculates the number of tickets sold by subtracting the closing number from the commencing number.

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What's deducted after calculating tickets sold?

After calculating the tickets sold, the Booking Clerk subtracts the total number of non-issued tickets, if any.

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How are printed card tickets recorded?

Details of printed card tickets, including child-cum-concession tickets, are noted in specific columns at the bottom of the daily train cash-book-cum-summary.

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Where is the total amount received by each shift recorded?

The total amount received by each shift or by each train is calculated by multiplying the number of tickets issued with the relevant rate and recorded in the appropriate shift/train column.

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How are blank paper tickets recorded?

The number of blank paper tickets sold is determined from the record or counterfoils of paper tickets or other connected records and entered in the daily train cash-book-cum-summary.

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What is 'P.T.O'?

P.T.O. stands for Privilege Ticket Order. This denotes a type of ticket granted for special purposes.

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What is 'S.C'?

S.C. stands for Students Concession. This indicates a discounted ticket fare for students.

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Monthly summary of non-issued tickets

A document listing stations, index numbers of printed series with non-issued tickets, and the date-wise total number of non-issued tickets. It should be attached to the passenger classification.

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Local passenger classification

A collection of returns and summaries for various local ticket types like blank card season tickets, blank paper tickets, and platform tickets.

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Blank card season ticket register

A register in duplicate, using carbon process, to record the issuance of blank card season tickets.

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Passenger classification

A way of organizing passenger traffic types for easier accounting, such as local, through, and season tickets.

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Excess Fare Return

A document that records all excess fare collections, including charges for luggage, reservation surcharges, demurrage, and other extra charges on reserved carriages.

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Traveling Ticket Examiners' Returns

Monthly reports prepared by Traveling Ticket Examiners summarizing excess fare collections and submitted to the Traffic Accounts Office.

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Statement of Rail Travel Coupons

A list of rail travel coupons accepted in exchange for tickets, sorted by series and submitted to the Traffic Accounts Office.

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Through Passenger Classification

A summary of all through tickets issued, grouping them by terminal railway and 'vias', with separate totals for each class.

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Blank Paper Tickets

Tickets printed on blank paper, used for local travel and recorded in a separate register.

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Booking Clerk's Role

Responsible for recording all transactions related to a train, including collecting fares, issuing tickets, and ensuring that the cash balance matches the total earnings.

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Study Notes

Daily Train Cash Book-Cum-Summary

  • All tickets (paper or card) must be paid for at the time of issue, either in cash or vouchers (e.g., warrants)
  • Records of ticket sales, coaching traffic, and other items (except for parcels, luggage, etc.) are recorded in the daily summary, including demurrage and wharfage.
  • At stations without continuous booking, the daily summary is posted after each train departure.
  • Continuous booking stations post the summary based on the staff's shift or specified periods.
  • A list of continuous booking stations is provided in each railway's Coaching Tariff or Guide.

Supply and Allotment of Index Numbers

  • Stations receive pre-printed lists (including index number, destination, and rate) for each series of printed tickets.
  • The lists are pasted next to the daily cash book-cum-summary, with excess strips of index numbers placed on the right side of the summary.
  • The lists are checked for accuracy by the Staff and errors are reported to the Traffic Accounts Office.
  • Each series of printed tickets has a unique index number allotted by the Traffic Accounts Office
  • Index numbers help identify ticket details and aid in other administrative tasks, like classifying printed tickets, noting daily/monthly unissued tickets, and preparing ticket indent notices.
  • Each index number is 4 digits and the first digit indicates the class of travel

Posting Daily Train Cash Book-Cum-Summary

  • Entries for passenger traffic and other coaching traffic are separated.
  • Passenger traffic entries are further divided into categories like local printed, through printed, local paper, local blank card tickets, through paper, through blank tickets
  • Other coaching entries include items like platform tickets, reservation tickets, clerkage, telegraph earnings, freight, etc., and other receipts from non-passenger traffic.
  • The appropriate details for each item (e.g., commencing number, closing number, number issued, amounts) must be recorded.
  • Totals for each type of transaction are independently calculated and entered.

Closing the Daily Train Cash Book-Cum-Summary

  • The totals for the total earnings and cash on hand are calculated from the day-end summary.
  • The actual cash on hand is compared to the total earnings to verify accuracy.
  • Any discrepancies should be investigated and reported.
  • If there's a shortfall or excess cash, it must be noted and explained.
  • The summary includes total issues for ordinary rate and concession tickets.
  • Non-issued tickets are recorded separately.
  • The Booking clerk initials the summary to confirm accuracy.

Other Relevant Details

  • Combined class tickets use the code of the first leg.
  • New series of tickets need their index numbers updated on the lists. New series are documented until the revised list is supplied by the Traffic office.
  • Daily cash from any transaction should be deposited into the relevant safe.
  • Reporting any cash discrepancies or errors to the correct office is essential. and explanations of such discrepancies must be documented. Specific forms are provided for various types of returns (e.g., Forms Com./C-5 & 6 Rev, Com./T-14 Rev, Com/R-19 Rev).

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This quiz covers the essential procedures for managing daily train cash books, including ticket sales and summary records. It also delves into the supply and allotment of index numbers for ticketing, ensuring accuracy in documentation. Test your knowledge on railway operations and financial documentation practices.

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