- The first railway line for passenger traffic in India was inaugurated on April 16, 1853. - This line connected Bori Bunder (now Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus) in Bombay (now Mumbai) with Thane. - The train ran for a distance of approximately 34 kilometers (21 miles). - This event marked the beginning of the railway network in India.
The first railway line of India was operationalised in 1853 between
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- Between which stations was the first railway line opened in India ?
- India's first rail network connected between:
- The first passenger train in India ran between
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- In which year, the first passenger train ran on Indian soil?
- Why did the British empire initiate the installation of underground piped water, drainage and sewerage systems in Indian towns & cities towards the end of 19th Century? Consider the following statements: 1. Epidemic of Cholera and Plague occurred in Black areas of towns 2. Danger of epidemics spread from Black to white areas of towns 3. British empire wanted to educate 'dirty' Indians of European sanitation practices. Select the correct option(s).
- In which year did India's first railway line begin its operations? - [A] 1847 - [B] 1853 - [C] 1860 - [D] 1869
- In the Indian context, 'Drain of Wealth' means foreign power in India squeezed Indian economy through various means and transferred it to their native country. This 'surplus' capital caused 'industrial revolution' in their country. Which of the following foreign ruling powers is associated with the above theory of 'Drain of Wealth' ?