The Indian Railways Act IX of 1890

The Indian Railways Act IX of 1890 was a landmark piece of legislation that regulated the construction and operation of railways in India. This edition of the Act includes amendments made by Act IX of 1896, which expanded the scope of the original law. It is an important historical document that sheds light on the early development of India's railway system, which was a vital component of British colonial rule.
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