Which Road Transport in India term is correctly identified by “Jhansi is an important junction associated with the two axes” and “a national highway development corridor crossing India in two broad axes”?

Correct Answer: Option D — North-South and East-West Corridor. North-South and East-West Corridor is correct because it is Jhansi is an important junction associated with the two axes. North-South and East-West Corridor is also specifically associated with a national highway development corridor crossing India in two broad axes. Two additional identifying facts are that North-South and East-West Corridor is the East-West axis links Silchar with Porbandar and North-South and East-West Corridor is associated with Jhansi is an important junction associated with the two axes. Why the other options are incorrect: • Option A — Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana: Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana is it concerns rural connectivity rather than urban expressway construction. It is incorrect here because its separate identifying association is a rural-road programme focused on eligible unconnected habitations. • Option B — National Highway: National Highway is route numbers identify corridors rather than road quality alone. It is incorrect here because its separate identifying association is a nationally designated arterial road connecting major regions. • Option C — Expressway: Expressway is an expressway should not be confused with every divided national highway. It is incorrect here because its separate identifying association is an access-controlled high-speed road corridor. Exam Takeaway: Connect North-South and East-West Corridor with “Jhansi is an important junction associated with the two axes” and “a national highway development corridor crossing India in two broad axes”.