Indian Railways General Information Quiz

The Indian Railways is divided into 65 administrative units, each focused on a specific region or area.

The Indian Railways is comprised of 18 zones, each responsible for a specific geographical region.

The Railway Rates Tribunal (RRT) is an important body responsible for resolving disputes related to railway rates and charges.

CAT stands for Central Administrative Tribunal, a specialized judicial body that handles disputes related to the central government, including the Indian Railways.

The Modified Assured Career Progression Scheme helps railway employees progress in their careers by providing defined pathways for advancement.

Causal Labour refers to temporary workers on the Indian Railways who are hired for short-term projects or tasks.

Central Administrative Tribunals are not directly under the Supreme Court; they are independent judicial bodies that handle specific cases related to central government employees.

Running Allowance is a compensation given to railway employees who travel on duty during train runs.

CGEGIS stands for Central Government Employees Group Insurance Scheme, providing insurance coverage to central government employees.

IREC stands for Indian Railway Enquiry Council, an organization responsible for providing information and assistance related to railway services.

A Demi Order refers to a partial order for goods or services, where only a portion of the requested quantity is supplied.

CGEGIS (Central Government Employees Group Insurance Scheme) does not include a specific Health Benefits Scheme; it covers a wide range of insurance needs.

IREC (Indian Railway Enquiry Council) plays a key role in providing railway service information to the public and resolving queries.

Demi Official communication is a type of correspondence that is semi-formal, used for informal communication between government officials.

The Central Govt Employees Group Insurance Scheme is mandatory for all central government employees, ensuring basic financial security in case of emergencies.

IREM (Insurance Risk Evaluation Model) focuses on assessing insurance risks, not specifically used for the Indian Railways.

Kolkata is a unique city in India that houses the headquarters of three Zonal Railways: Eastern Railway, South Eastern Railway, and Metro Railway.

Central Railway was established on 1st November 1951, forming a crucial part of the Indian Railway system.

The 5-day work week was implemented in administrative offices of the Indian Railways in 2005, changing the work schedule from 6 days.

The Railway Officers Academy (ROA) plays a crucial role in training and developing railway officers, ensuring their competence.

Nagpur doesn't have a Zonal Railway Headquarters; its railway operations are managed by other nearby zones.

The Central Administrative Tribunal's (CAT) main bench, where important cases are heard, is located in New Delhi, the capital city.

South Coast Railway, with headquarters in Vijaywada, oversees railway operations in the eastern coastal region of India.

DLW, a major railway workshop, is located at Rae Bareli, a city in Uttar Pradesh, producing essential rolling stock for the Indian Railways.

Jaipur, a city in Rajasthan, is the headquarters of North Western Railway, responsible for railway operations in the north-western part of India.

The Rail Coach Factory (RCF) is situated in Kapurthala, a city in Punjab, known for its production of modern railway coaches.

The Indian Railway Conference Association (IRCA) plays a vital role in promoting standardization and best practices within the Indian Railways.

John Mathai, the first Finance Minister of Independent India, also had the responsibility of the Railway Ministry during its initial years.

The National Academy of Indian Railways was previously known as the Indian Railway Academy, an institution dedicated to training and developing railway personnel.

The new headquarters of the Central Railway is located in Mumbai, a major metropolitan city and the financial hub of India.

Visakhapatnam, a port city in Andhra Pradesh, falls under the jurisdiction of the South Eastern Railway Zone, making it a crucial part of its operations.