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The Diesel Locomotive Works is situated at _________.

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Varanasi

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Kolkata

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Chitranjan

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Jamshedpur

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The correct option is A Varanasi
Diesel locomotive works is located in Varanasi which produces diesel-electric locomotives and its spare parts. This company was founded in 1961. It was founded by Indian Railways.
Besides the Indian Railways, it regularly exports diesel-electric locomotives and has supplied locomotives to other countries such as Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Mali.

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