1 / 12The much awaited Content on Demand service in trains will be launched this month, a senior official of RailTel Corporation of India said on Thursday.2 / 12The service involves infotainment in moving trains by providing preloaded multilingual content which will include movies, news, music videos, and general entertainment.3 / 12To ensure buffer-free services, media servers will be placed inside coaches, RailTel Chairman and Managing Director Puneet Chawla said in a press briefing.4 / 12Passengers will be able to enjoy high-quality buffer-free streaming across personal devices and the content will be periodically refreshed.5 / 12Pilot implementation in a Rajdhani and an AC suburban rake over Western Railway is in the final stage of completion and testing.6 / 12The revenue share of Railway and RailTel is 50:50 with the PSU expecting an annual revenue of at least Rs 60 crore from the initiative.7 / 12RailTel has roped in Margo Networks, a subsidiary of Zee Entertainment, to provide the CoD service in trains and railway stations.8 / 12The project will be implemented in two years and the content will be made available both in paid and unpaid formats for a contract period of 10 years which includes first two years of implementation.9 / 12With an aim to generate more non-fare revenue, the Railway Board has entrusted RailTel with providing the CoD service to passengers in trains.10 / 12'Content on Demand will be available from this month and it will not only improve passenger experience but also increase non-fare revenue through multiple monetisation models,' Chawla said.11 / 12Platform tickets at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), Dadar, Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, Thane, Kalyan, Panvel and Bhiwandi Road in Mumbai will now cost Rs 50.12 / 12During the month of May, Mumbai and surrounding railway stations are crowded for out-of-town trains. Therefore, considering the Corona period, the ticket price has been increased to avoid congestion, said Central Railway. These new rates apply until June 15