· Statement 1 is correct: In 1934, Dr. Sapru was elevated to a membership of the Privy Council in London. · Statement 2 is correct: In 1921, the Government appointed a press committee under the chairmanship of Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru, then law member of the Viceroy’s Executive council, to review the working of the press laws. On recommendation of the committee the Press Acts of 1908 and 1910 were repealed · Statement 3 is correct: He was one of the main lawyers engaged to defend captured soldiers of the Indian National Army raised by Subhas Chandra Bose. · Statement 4 is correct: A legal expert he in 1928 helped draft the Nehru committee report on constitutional reforms. Further, throughout the constitutional debates Sapru played a key moderating role, appealing at each stage to Hindu and Moslem and to Englishman and Hindu to conciliate their differences. He sought in the process to safeguard the rights of each communal group.
Initially, British Railways had adopted a gauge of:
As on 31 March 2011, the total route length of the broad gauge of the Indian Railways was:
Indian Railways’ zonal training centres are located in zones for training ______ staff.
Which of the following railway institutes is based in Nashik?
The clear ________ distance between the inner (running) faces of the two rails forming a track is known as gauge.
On the recommendation of _____ in 1978, a number of electrification works were taken up in Indian Railways.
For the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, protective measures are enshrined in the Railway Act of 1989, which replaced the:
By the year 2006, how many railway zones were created under Indian Railways?
National Rail Museum, the first rail museum in India. was inaugurated in 1977 at _____ New Delhi.
National Academy of Indian Railways is situated at:
