The distance between the running faces of the stock rail and gauge face of tongue rail
measured at the heel of the switch is known as -
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A.
Flangeway clearance
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B.
Heel divergence
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C.
Throw of switch
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D.
Flare
Correct Answer:
B. Heel divergence
Explanation:
The Second Battle of Panipat occurred on November 5, 1556. It was a pivotal conflict between the expanding Mughal Empire, led by the young Emperor Akbar and his regent Bairam Khan, and the forces of Hemu (Samrat Hem Chandra Vikramaditya), a Hindu king who had recently captured Delhi and Agra. Although Hemu's army initially held the advantage, he was struck in the eye by a stray arrow, leading to his capture and a decisive Mughal victory. This outcome effectively ended the Sur Empire's influence and solidified Mughal rule in Northern India.
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