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The general Rules framed in 1929, the revision for which was advocated by Railway accident committee in the year?
The general Rules framed in 1929, the revision for which was advocated by Railway accident committee in the year?
- 1968
- 1962 (correct)
- 1960
- 1965
GR for IR (open lines) is first administered by Government in the year ______ for the time being used for the public carriage of passenger, animals or Goods.
GR for IR (open lines) is first administered by Government in the year ______ for the time being used for the public carriage of passenger, animals or Goods.
- 1968
- 1976 (correct)
- 1970
- 1975
Based on recommendations of Railway accident committee and Railway accident inquiry committee a committee formed composed of officers of Traffic and S&T department was appointed by Railway board in _________ and they submitted draft rules in ______.
Based on recommendations of Railway accident committee and Railway accident inquiry committee a committee formed composed of officers of Traffic and S&T department was appointed by Railway board in _________ and they submitted draft rules in ______.
- 1970, 1972
- 1962, 1970
- 1968, 1970 (correct)
- 1965, 1972
The general Rules framed in 1929, the revision for which was advocated by Railway accident inquiry committee in the year?
The general Rules framed in 1929, the revision for which was advocated by Railway accident inquiry committee in the year?
Revised GR submitted by committee was circulated to RDSO, Commission of Railway Safety, Rly staff college Baroda, IRISET, IRMEE Jamalpur for suggestions vide Rly Board lr no 68-RR/2 Vol V in the month of ____________.
Revised GR submitted by committee was circulated to RDSO, Commission of Railway Safety, Rly staff college Baroda, IRISET, IRMEE Jamalpur for suggestions vide Rly Board lr no 68-RR/2 Vol V in the month of ____________.
Ministry of Railways (Railway Board) constituted a Committee for the revision of General Rules, 1976, who have submitted the final report in the year?
Ministry of Railways (Railway Board) constituted a Committee for the revision of General Rules, 1976, who have submitted the final report in the year?
Section under which General Rules for Open Lines of the Railways 1976 have been framed by Government of India is?
Section under which General Rules for Open Lines of the Railways 1976 have been framed by Government of India is?
Every Railway Servant is bound by the General Rules, the Subsidiary Rules and special instructions under Railways Act 1989 Section?
Every Railway Servant is bound by the General Rules, the Subsidiary Rules and special instructions under Railways Act 1989 Section?
General Rules can be framed by?
General Rules can be framed by?
Total number of Chapters in General & Subsidiary Rules are?
Total number of Chapters in General & Subsidiary Rules are?
The definition of 'Act' as per G&SR means the section under Railways Act 1989 is?
The definition of 'Act' as per G&SR means the section under Railways Act 1989 is?
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Revision of 1929 General Rules
Revision of 1929 General Rules
The General Rules from 1929 were revised in 1968, based on recommendations from the Railway Accident Inquiry Committee.
1976 General Rules for Open Lines
1976 General Rules for Open Lines
The 1976 General Rules govern open lines operated by the Indian Railways, handling passengers, animals, and freight.
Railway Board Committee (1968-1970)
Railway Board Committee (1968-1970)
A committee of traffic and S&T department officers created in 1968 by the Railway Board, to draft revised rules, submitting its draft in 1970.
1976 Revision Report Year
1976 Revision Report Year
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General Rules Framing Section
General Rules Framing Section
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Railway Servant's Obligation
Railway Servant's Obligation
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General Rule Authority
General Rule Authority
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Number of General Rules Chapters
Number of General Rules Chapters
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'Act' Definition (G&SR)
'Act' Definition (G&SR)
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Rule Administration Year (Open Lines)
Rule Administration Year (Open Lines)
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Railway Accident Inquiry Committee Recommendation Years
Railway Accident Inquiry Committee Recommendation Years
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Study Notes
General Rules of Indian Railways
- General Rules for Indian Railways for open lines were first administered by the government in 1976.
- The revision of General Rules framed in 1929 was recommended by the Railway accident committee in 1962.
- The Railway Accident Inquiry Committee's revision of the General Rules framed in 1929 took place in 1968.
- A committee composed of Traffic and S&T department officers was formed following recommendations from the aforementioned committees in 1968, submitting draft rules in 1970.
- Revised General Rules were circulated to various organizations, including RDSO and Railway Safety bodies, for suggestions in April 1970.
- The Ministry of Railways constituted a committee for the revision of General Rules in 2008, with the final report submitted in 2009.
- General Rules for Open Lines of the Railways, 1976, were framed under Section 175 of the Railways Act.
Obligations and Structure
- Every railway servant is obligated to follow the General Rules, Subsidiary Rules, and special instructions as per Railways Act 1989, Section 175.
- General Rules can be framed by the Government of India.
Additional Key Facts
- The total number of chapters in General & Subsidiary Rules is 18.
- The definition of "Act" in the context of General & Subsidiary Rules refers to the section under Railways Act 1989, Section 24.
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This quiz covers multiple-choice questions based on the AOM/ATM guidelines, focusing on general rules, operating manuals, and accident protocols. It is a comprehensive assessment tool for understanding the operating, commercial, and financial aspects of the railway board's regulations. Ideal for candidates preparing for the centralized computer-based exam.
