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Which institute organised the Indian Airport Pavement Symposium 2026 in New Delhi on 23 October?
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Correct Answer: B. CSIR-CRRI
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Introduction Engineering | Airport pavement research supports runway durability, safety and sustainable infrastructure. Explanation CSIR–Central Road Research Institute organised IAPS 2026 with Bharat Tiki Tar Shell India Private Limited. It addressed performance-based airport pavements, quality control, sustainable airfields and modified bituminous materials. CSIR Director General N. Kalaiselvi inaugurated the symposium. A collaboration MoU concerned advanced binders and specialised airport pavement solutions. The institute’s name includes road research, but this event specifically concerned airport pavements; read the event focus as well as the institution. Important Notes IAPS organiser: CSIR-CRRI, New Delhi. Sector: airport pavements. Inaugurator: N. Kalaiselvi. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327710
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