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For the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, protective measures are enshrined in the Railway Act of 1989, which replaced the:
During 2015 - 16, Indian Railways completed the electrification of _____ km.
The average annual growth rate of capital for Indian Railways was ______ between 1860 and 1939.
The first steam locomotive, No. F-734, was built in 1895 by the _____ workshop of the Rajputana—Malwa Railway.
The clear ________ distance between the inner (running) faces of the two rails forming a track is known as gauge.
Initially, British Railways had adopted a gauge of:
When was it decided to replace existing rail networks by zones?
Calcutta (now Kolkata) had been linked by rail in _____ to Siliguri, at the foothills of the Himalayas.
Which of the following railway institutes is based in Nashik?
On the recommendation of _____ in 1978, a number of electrification works were taken up in Indian Railways.
National Academy of Indian Railways is situated at:
National Rail Museum, the first rail museum in India. was inaugurated in 1977 at _____ New Delhi.
Indian Railways’ zonal training centres are located in zones for training ______ staff.
The total of 42 separate railway systems, including ______ owned by the former Indian princely states, existed at the time of independence spanning a total...
The first electric train ran in India with the inauguration of services between Bombay VT and Kurla Harbour on 3 February:
By the year 2006, how many railway zones were created under Indian Railways?
As on 31 March 2011, the total route length of the broad gauge of the Indian Railways was:
The entire length of 256.551 km from Gomoh (Nimiaghat) to Sonnagar (Chiraila Puthu) of the dedicated freight corridor network has been divided into ______ ...
_____, a member of the 1967 batch, made it to the position of Financial Commissioner of the Indian Railways Board.
Founded in 1950, one of the industrial units owned by Indian Railways is named after the Indian freedom fighter:
_______ private companies incorporated in Britain constructed and managed the early trunk lines in India.
The Golden Quadrilateral links major metropolitan cities of India.
When did the first railway train run on the Indian subcontinent?
Which was the first railway line to open in South India?
How many route kilometres of Indian Railways are electrified as per the data till 2024?
What is the name of the initiative to improve safety in Indian Railways?
Which railway station holds the Guinness World Record for the largest route relay interlocking system?
Which heritage railway line in India is not recognized by UNESCO?
What is the operational speed target for the Golden Quadrilateral trains?
Which system manages freight operations in Indian Railways?
What is the purpose of Rail Green Points (RGP) introduced by Indian Railways?
"Lines made of ............... is needed in a cylinder block made of aluminum."
Which railway track in India uses the rack-and-pinion system for steep sections?
What is the gauge type of the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway?
Which railway network operates the Karbude Tunnel, the longest rail tunnel in India?
What type of bridges are commonly used in mountain railways?
Which bridge is the world's highest railway bridge?
What is the primary purpose of ballastless tracks?
What technique is used to stabilize slopes in hilly railway regions?
What method is used for tunnel construction in rocky terrains?

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