Notice station notified in? A. SWR B. GR C. SR D. Working Time Table

The correct answer is: SWR.

SWR stands for “Short Way Route”. It is a document that is used to notify stations of changes to the railway timetable. The document is issued by the Railway Board and is sent to all stations in India. The SWR is usually issued on a monthly basis, but it can also be issued more frequently if there are major changes to the timetable.

The SWR contains information on the following:

• The date and time of the change
• The affected stations
• The type of change (e.g., addition, deletion, or modification of a train service)
• The new timetable information

The SWR is an important document for railway staff as it ensures that they are aware of any changes to the timetable. This helps to ensure that trains run on time and that passengers are not inconvenienced.

The other options are incorrect because:

• GR stands for “General Railway Order”. It is a document that is issued by the Railway Board and contains general instructions and orders for the railway.
• SR stands for “Special Railway Order”. It is a document that is issued by the Railway Board and contains instructions and orders for a specific railway.
• Working Time Table is a document that contains information on the timetable of a railway.