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1.	Suppose India had decided to convert all rail lines to standard gauge in “Project Unigauge”. What benefits it would have served?
A.	Reduction in project completion time
B.	Reduction in project cost
C.	Better connectivity of rail lines with other countries
D.	Increase in speed of train
Answer» D. Increase in speed of train

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