On Sunday morning, a fire broke out in an air-conditioned coach of the Rajdhani Express, which was traveling from Thiruvananthapuram to Delhi, in Ratlam district, Madhya Pradesh. The incident occurred at around 5:15 am in the B-1 coach, prompting swift action from railway officials. All 68 passengers were safely evacuated within 15 minutes, and fortunately, there were no casualties. The train had departed from Ratlam Junction at approximately 3:45 am. The fire also caused damage to the second luggage-cum-guard van attached to the affected coach. Railway authorities quickly switched off the overhead electric supply and extinguished the fire. The train resumed its journey at around 9:45 am, expected to reach Kota station in Rajasthan by 11 am, where an additional coach will be attached to restore full capacity. The incident disrupted rail traffic on the Delhi-Mumbai route, affecting the schedules of several trains, and railway officials provided helpline numbers for passengers seeking information. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.