The train in Kashmir runs from Banihal in Jammu to Baramulla in north Kashmir – a distance of 137 km. There are 17 stations on the route.
Q. When did train start in Jammu?
History of Railways in Jammu & Kashmir – Early Times. The Railway line in Jammu region was an extension of NWR from Suchetgarh of the Sialkot District to the Jammu city. The work on this Railway line commenced in October 1888 and the line was declared open for traffic on 13th March, 1890.
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Q. When was railways first introduced in India?
16th April 1853
Q. Who found Baramulla?
Raja Bhimsina
Q. Who is DC Baramulla?
Baramulla: The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Baramulla, Bhupinder Kumar today chaired a meeting of concerned officers to take stock of current status and position of public grievances that have been received by virtue of Lieutenant Governor’s specially established online grievance redressal portal.
Q. Who is the DC of Bandipora?
District Administration
| Name | Designation | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Dr.Owais Ahmad (IAS) | Deputy Commissioner / District Development Commissioner / District Magistrate Bandipora | 01957-226085 |
| Mr. Ali Afsar Khan (KAS) | Additional District Development Commissioner bandipora | 01957225889 |
| Mr. Zahoor Ahmad Mir (KAS) | Additional Deputy Commissioner | 01957-226099 |
Q. What is famous Baramulla?
The most popular feature of this place is the ancient archaeological monuments present at the Parihaspora Pattan and the Pattan Bazaar. Apart from these monuments, the town also houses few remains of a Buddhist Stupa and monastery.
Q. What is Kupwara famous for?
It is located in the Himalayas and connects Karnah tehsil of Kupwara district with the rest of the Indian administrated Kashmir valley. It is located in the vast Shams Bri mountainous range. It is about 3000 m above sea level. The pass is best known for its generation old mythological legend of Blind and Deaf Fairies.
Q. Who is the king of Kashmir?
Honours
| Hari Singh Dogra dynasty Born: 23 September 1895 Died: 26 April 1961 | ||
| Regnal titles | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by Pratap Singh (as Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir) | Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir 1925–1952 | Succeeded by Republic of India Karan Singh as titular Maharajah of Jammu and Kashmir |
