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Which of the following factors are responsible for railways having not developed much in the north-eastern parts of India?
1) Highly dissected topography
2) Dense forests
3) Low population density
4) Heavy rainfall and frequent flooding
1, 2 and 3
Only 3 and 4
Only 2 and 3
1, 2 and 4
- Highly dissected topography: The hilly and mountainous terrain makes it challenging to lay railway tracks.
- Dense forests: These make construction and maintenance of railway lines difficult.
- Low population density: While it may be relevant for economic viability, it is less a direct factor in the technical or geographical challenges of construction.
- Heavy rainfall and frequent flooding: This complicates infrastructure maintenance and construction, disrupting railway services.
Considering these explanations:
- Option 1 includes population density, which is less impactful.
- Option 2 and Option 3 miss the critical geographical and climate factors.
- Option 4 correctly includes the most significant obstacles like topography, forests, and climate.
Option 4 is the correct choice.
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