Indian Railway

Q. When was the first train in India started?

A
1853
B
1851
C
1852
D
1854

Correct Answer

1853

More Questions on Indian Railway

  • Q. Fly shunting will take place in
    A)Flat Yard
    B)Hump Yard
    C)Gravity Yard
    D)None of these
    Answer: Hump Yard
  • Q. After how many time train shall be protected by Guard in rear if 1st stop signal found in On position?
    A)15 minutes
    B)10 minutes
    C)5 minutes
    D)No need
    Answer: 15 minutes
  • Q. In block section trains entered simultaneously from either direction and finally stopped before collision and distance between both the trains was 400 mtrs, which type of accident occured?
    A)Save collision
    B)Violation of block rules
    C)Passingn danger signal
    D)All of above
    Answer: All of above
  • Q. D class station board is placed ________ meters from the end of the platform.
    A)600
    B)400
    C)500
    D)800
    Answer: 500
  • Q. passing through station during day when running without brakevan and tail board.
    A)25 kmph
    B)10 kmph
    C)20 kmph
    D)Normal speed
    Answer: 20 kmph
  • Q. Calling on signal is placed below any stop signal except ________.
    A)Stop Signal
    B)First stop signal
    C)Last Stop signal
    D)None of these
    Answer: Last Stop signal
  • Q. The Ministry of Railways has signed MoU with which Union Ministry to augment services in Railway hospitals?
    A)Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
    B)Ministry of Women and Child Development
    C)Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation
    D)Ministry of AYUSH
    Answer: Ministry of AYUSH
  • Q. Block instrument and Advanced starter being failed after line clear?
    A)T-369(3B) with P. NO. of line clear
    B)T/C 1425
    C)T/D 602 + T-511
    D)T/D 1425
    Answer: T-369(3B) with P. NO. of line clear
  • Q. Railway Staff College is situated at
    A)Chennai
    B)Bangalore
    C)Secunderabad
    D)Vadodara
    Answer: Vadodara
  • Q. When a Train carrying passengers does not arrive within ________ minutes plus running time. The SM must take action.
    A)15
    B)10
    C)20
    D)None of these
    Answer: 10
  • Q. In case of 1 in 100 rising gradient, ________ siding is provided.
    A)Slip
    B)Long
    C)Catch
    D)None of these
    Answer: Slip
  • Q. What is the width of broad gauge railway line in India?
    A)4 feet 11 inches
    B)5 feet 3 inches
    C)5 feet 6 inches
    D)5 feet 4 inches
    Answer: 5 feet 6 inches
  • Q. What is the length of North-Eastern Frontier Railway (NFR)?
    A)4290 km
    B)4300 km
    C)3700 km
    D)5298 km
    Answer: 3700 km
  • Q. At which place the detonators shall be placed during thick & foggy weather on The Absolute block section?
    A)180-10 Meters from outermost signal
    B)270-10 Meters from outermost signal
    C)270-10 Meters from First stop signal
    D)No need to place detonators
    Answer: 270-10 Meters from First stop signal
  • Q. When two trollies are working in section the gap between the two must be
    A)400 Meters
    B)100 meters
    C)200 meters
    D)None of these
    Answer: 100 meters
  • Q. Mission PACE deals with
    A)Fast Ticketing System
    B)Protection of nature
    C)Help Customers
    D)Quality of Goods and Services
    Answer: Quality of Goods and Services
  • Q. Hand shunting of vehicles in gradients ________ is totally prohibited
    A)1 In 100 or steeper
    B)1 in 400 or Steeper
    C)1 in 200 or steeper
    D)None of these
    Answer: 1 in 400 or Steeper
  • Q. Train is to be passed through loop line.
    A)30 kmph
    B)15 kmph
    C)25 kmph
    D)Normal speed
    Answer: 15 kmph
  • Q. S mark on the EMU coach means ________.
    A)Scroll
    B)Release
    C)Spare
    D)None of these
    Answer: Spare
  • Q. What action shall be taken by loco pilot if Guard failed to exchange all right signal after passing engineering speed restriction zone?
    A)Stop his train and find the cause
    B)Proceed further with same speed up to next station
    C)Proceed further with normal speed
    D)None of these
    Answer: Stop his train and find the cause

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