Srinagar, July 27 -- It is both disturbing and deeply distressing to observe the experiences of senior citizens during train journeys in India, where despite their age and vulnerability, they are often allotted upper berths. This practice places a tremendous burden on them, as many elderly passengers find it nearly impossible to climb to the upper levels, let alone sit or sleep comfortably during the journey. One often witnesses frail men and women, some with walking sticks, some with back or knee problems, struggling to haul themselves up or waiting for the assistance of co-passengers simply to access their berth. It is a sight that not only evokes sympathy but also raises critical questions about the sensitivity and efficiency of the ra...