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The distance between railway tracks was not determined by scientists or engineers, but rather by horse-drawn carriages. When George Stephenson built the first railway, the distance between the tracks matched the distance between the wheels of horse-drawn carriages. This distance allowed two horses to stand side-by-side, and it became the standard size. This gauge is a standard for many countries, and sixty-six percent of the world's railways operate on it. However, India does not follow this gauge. While most countries use 1435 mm and wider gauges, Indian Railways operates on a 1676 mm gauge. This is because India's terrain is more rugged, with uphill, downhill, and uneven sections. Trains here are longer and carry more cargo. To balance these factors, the gauge size was increased.


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