The first train ran in Haryana on 9 November 1864, on the Delhi-Ambala section of the North Western Railway. The train was a passenger train, and it ran from Delhi to Ambala Cantt. The train was pulled by a steam locomotive, and it took about 10 hours to travel the 100-kilometer distance between the two cities. The train was a major event for the people of Haryana, and it marked the beginning of a new era of transportation in the state.
Option A: Narwana-Kaithal is not correct because the first train did not run on this section of the railway.
Option B: Delhi-Rewari is not correct because the first train did not run on this section of the railway.
Option C: Hisar-Sirsa is not correct because the first train did not run on this section of the railway.
Option D: Delhi-Ambala is correct because the first train ran on this section of the railway.