Answer & Solution
Answer: Option
E
Solution:
Assam: Assam has a well-established railway network. The history of railways in Assam dates back to the late 19th century when the first railway line was introduced in this region. The Assam Railway and Trading Company, which was established in the late 19th century, played a significant role in the development of railways in Assam. The railway network in Assam has grown over the years and is now an integral part of the transportation infrastructure in the state.
Manipur: Manipur got its first railway line in 2009 when the railhead at Jiribam was connected to the Indian railway network. This was a significant development for Manipur as it provided rail connectivity to the state, allowing for the transportation of goods and passengers by train. The Jiribam-Imphal railway line further extended rail connectivity within the state.
Nagaland: Nagaland is connected to the Indian railway network through the Dimapur railway station. Dimapur is the largest city in Nagaland and serves as the main railway station in the state. The rail line connecting Dimapur to other parts of the country has been operational for several years, facilitating transportation and trade.
Meghalaya: Initially, Meghalaya had no rail network within the state, but recently, in the year 2014, Mendipathar became the only railway station in Meghalaya, and it has been in operation since November 30, 2014.
There for Option E : None of these is correct answer.
