46. In India, commonly used wooden sleeper is
47. In India, the permissible limit of rail wear is
48. In Indian Railways highly used sleeper is
49. In Indian Railways platforms are provided a slope of
50. In Indian Railways ruling gradient on plains is
51. In the world Indian Railways is........... number under a single management.
52. In the world longest rails being used is
53. In urban and suburban stations with heavy traffic, the type of signals preferred are
54. Indian Railways are provided with.................of track with steel sleepers.
55. Indian Railways has been divided into
56. Life of steel sleepers is
57. Maximum degree of curve permitted in Indian Railways in broad gauge is
58. Maximum degree of curve permitted in Indian railways on metre gauge is
59. Maximum station yard gradient allowed is
60. Maximum superelevation on broad gauge, if velocity permitted is 100 kmph is
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