Role of Indian Railways
Since its inception, Indian Railways has successfully played the role of the prime carrier of goods and passengers in the Indian subcontinent. As the principal
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Since its inception, Indian Railways has successfully played the role of the prime carrier of goods and passengers in the Indian subcontinent. As the principal
(1) 1959(2) 1965(3) 1976(4) 1982 Ans. (3) (l) heat is absorbed(2) heat is released(3) heat remains unchanged(4) None of these Ans. (2) (1) Xenon(2) Argon(3)
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