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    The Golden Quadrilateral is associated with ______________.
    Question

    The Golden Quadrilateral is associated with ______________.

    A.

    railways

    B.

    roads

    C.

    air transport

    D.

    sea transport

    Correct option is B

    The correct answer is: (B) Roads

    Explanation:

    • The Golden Quadrilateral is a network of highways that connects the major metropolitan cities of India, namely:
      • Delhi
      • Mumbai
      • Chennai
      • Kolkata
    • This road network is part of the National Highways Development Project (NHDP), aiming to improve road connectivity and promote economic growth.

    Information booster:

    • Railways: The Golden Quadrilateral refers specifically to highways.
      India's railway network is extensive but does not form a "Golden Quadrilateral."

    • Air transport: Air transport involves airports and flight paths.

    •  Sea transport: Sea transport includes ports and shipping lanes.

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