Indian Railway

Q. Time taken by train running at MPS is called as ________.

A
Normal running time
B
Long time
C
Minimum running time
D
None of these

Correct Answer

Minimum running time

More Questions on Indian Railway

  • Q. What is the massage of 000 (three short) whistle sound by loco pilot?
    A)Train parting
    B)Signal Approaching
    C)Train out of control
    D)Unable to proceed
    Answer: Train out of control
  • Q. Adequate distance mentioned in the automatic block system is ________ meters.
    A)105
    B)110
    C)120
    D)115
    Answer: 120
  • Q. Time taken by train running at MPS is called as ________.
    A)Normal running time
    B)Long time
    C)Minimum running time
    D)None of these
    Answer: Minimum running time
  • Q. when form T/D 912 is issued the driver shall not exceed the speed
    A)25 kmph
    B)15 kmph
    C)20 kmph
    D)None of these
    Answer: 25 kmph
  • Q. In which Governor – General’s reign railway lines in India were established?
    A)Lord Kenning
    B)Lord William Bentick
    C)Lord Cornwallis
    D)Lord Dalhousie
    Answer: Lord Dalhousie
  • Q. Headquarters of which one among the following Railway Zones in India is situated at the highest elevation from the mean sea level?
    A)South Western Railway
    B)East Central Railway
    C)South Eastern Railway
    D)West Central Railway
    Answer: South Western Railway
  • Q. Signal sighting committee consists of TI, SI/PWI and ________.
    A)T/C 912
    B)T/B 912
    C)T/D 912
    D)T/A 912
    Answer: T/D 912
  • Q. Consider the following statements about the proposed Rail Development Authority: 1)It will act within the parameters of the Railway Act, 1989 2)The authority will consist of four members 3)It will regulate the sector opened to the private sector for investment Which of the above statements is/are correct?
    A)2 & 3 Only
    B)1 & 2 Only
    C)3 Only
    D)1, 2 & 3
    Answer: 1, 2 & 3
  • Q. The headquarter of Central Railway situated at?
    A)Gwalior
    B)Mumbai (CST)
    C)Mumbai (Church Gate)
    D)Gorakhpur
    Answer: Mumbai (CST)
  • Q. In which year the practice of presenting the railway budget separate from the general budget (or vice versa in true sense) started in India?
    A)1925
    B)1920
    C)1924
    D)1930
    Answer: 1924
  • Q. Target time for departing ART during day is 30 minutes and during night is ________ minutes.
    A)60
    B)40
    C)50
    D)45
    Answer: 45
  • Q. Who of the following was the first Railway Minister of independent India?
    A)Jawaharlal Nehru
    B)John Mathai
    C)Lal Bahadur Shastri
    D)Shanmugham Shetty
    Answer: John Mathai
  • Q. After train parting when the portion is dispatched ________ is the authority for the driver to go to next station.
    A)T/606
    B)T/605
    C)T/606
    D)T/609
    Answer: T/609
  • Q. Shunting restrictions of station is written in ________.
    A)SOR
    B)SWR
    C)WTT
    D)None of these
    Answer: SWR
  • Q. In which of the following cities are located 3 zonal headquarters of Indian Railways?
    A)New Delhi
    B)Guwahati
    C)Mumbai
    D)Kolkata
    Answer: Kolkata
  • Q. When a portion of a train is left in a block section, ________ Must be shown on the front vehicle of the rear portion of the train during night.
    A)Both
    B)Red Light
    C)Green Light
    D)None of these
    Answer: Red Light
  • Q. Cotton in closed wagon shall be attached ________ position from engine on a goods train.
    A)Third
    B)First
    C)Second
    D)None of these
    Answer: Second
  • Q. Kacheguda railway station has declared the India’s first Energy – Efficient ‘A1 Category’ Railway Station. It is situated in which city?
    A)Kochi
    B)Hyderabad
    C)Chennai
    D)Kolkata
    Answer: Hyderabad
  • Q. ISMD must be attached always
    A)In the middle
    B)Next to Engine
    C)In rear
    D)None of these
    Answer: Next to Engine
  • Q. Accident drill is to be conducted once in ________ if no real accident occurs during this period.
    A)01 month
    B)04 month
    C)02 month
    D)03 Months
    Answer: 02 month

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