Why did the Indian government introduce metre gauge? – McqOptions

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1.	Why did the Indian government introduce metre gauge?
A.	To reduce the cost of construction
B.	To provide stability to the rails
C.	To increase the speed of the train
D.	To improve the efficiency of the rails
Answer» B. To provide stability to the rails

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