Question : The Golden Quadrilateral connects which of the following cities?
Option 1: Jammu-Sikkim Gangtok-Bhubaneswar -Mumbai
Option 2: Delhi-Kolkata-Mumbai-Chennai
Option 3: Kashmir Srinagar-Surat-Chennai-Kolkata
Option 4: Chandigarh-Kolkata-Mumbai-Goa Panaji
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Correct Answer: Delhi-Kolkata-Mumbai-Chennai
Solution : The correct option is Delhi-Kolkata-Mumbai-Chennai.
The Golden Quadrilateral is a network of four major cities in India, forming a quadrilateral shape. It connects the cities of Delhi in the north, Mumbai in the west, Chennai in the south and Kolkata in the east. This extensive highway system is a vital transportation route, linking these urban centres, and promoting economic development, and connectivity across the country.
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Question : _________ connect India's four big metro cities of Delhi-Mumbai-Chennai-Kolkata.
Option 1: North-South Corridor of NHDP
Option 2: National Highway 44
Option 3: National Highway 47A
Option 4: Golden Quadrilateral
Question : Kanchenjunga National Park is located at :
Option 1: Uttar Pradesh
Option 2: West Bengal
Option 3: Sikkim
Option 4: Jammu and Kashmir
Question : Which two cities of India are connected by the Grand Trunk Road?
Option 1: Amritsar-Kolkata
Option 2: Karachi-Kolkata
Option 3: Mumbai-Kolkata
Option 4: Amritsar-Peshawar
Question : Which among the following lakes connects the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad?
Option 1: Kanwar
Option 2: Salim Ali
Option 3: Hussain Sagar
Option 4: Periyar
Question : Which national highway connects Delhi and Kolkata via Mathura, and Varanasi?
Option 1: NH4
Option 2: NH2
Option 3: NH10
Option 4: NH6
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