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Q1.

Railway Policy & Union Budget: On the recommendation of which committee was the 92-year-old separate Railway Budget merged into the Union General Budget in 2017 in 'History of Indian Railways (1853 First Train from Bombay to Thane)'?

(A)

Bibek Debroy Committee (NITI Aayog) (History of Indian Railways (1853 First Train from Bombay to Thane))

(B)

Acworth Committee (1924, which initially separated it)

(C)

Sam Pitroda Committee

(D)

Anil Kakodkar Committee

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Q2.

Dedicated Freight Corridors: In 'History of Indian Railways (1853 First Train from Bombay to Thane)', what are the terminal points of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (WDFC)?

(A)

Dadri (Uttar Pradesh) to Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust - JNPT (Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra) (History of Indian Railways (1853 First Train from Bombay to Thane))

(B)

Ludhiana (Punjab) to Dankuni (West Bengal)

(C)

Delhi to Chennai

(D)

Mumbai to Kolkata

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