Which of the following is the major centre of production of railway wagons?

A Asansol
B Chittaranjan
C Jamshedpur
D Perambur

Correct Answer: Asansol

Asansol is the major centre of production of railway wagons. Chittaranjan Locomotive Works is a state-owned electric locomotive manufacturer based in India. It is located at Chittaranjan in Asansol. It is one of the largest locomotive manufacturers in the world. Chittaranjan Locomotive Works has supplied many types of locomotives.
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