In the light of India's projects on connectivity, consider the following statements:

Corridor/Highway Connecting Cities

BCIM Economic Corridor Lhasa (China) – Kolkata (India)

India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway Moreh (India) – Mae Sot (Thailand)

East-West Corridor (Golden Quadrilateral) Kolkatta (Bengal) – Jaipur (Rajasthan)

How many of the above pairs are correct?

Question

BCIM Economic Corridor – Lhasa (China) – Kolkata (India): Incorrect: The BCIM Economic Corridor connects Kunming (China) to Kolkata (India), not Lhasa. Lhasa is not part of the corridor.
India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway – Moreh (India) – Mae Sot (Thailand): Correct: This highway connects Moreh (India) to Mae Sot (Thailand), as per the connectivity project.
East-West Corridor (Golden Quadrilateral) – Kolkata (Bengal) – Jaipur (Rajasthan): Incorrect: The East-West Corridor (part of the Golden Quadrilateral) connects Silchar (Assam) to Porbandar (Gujarat), not Kolkata and Jaipur.

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BCIM Economic Corridor – Lhasa (China) – Kolkata (India): Incorrect: The BCIM Economic Corridor connects Kunming (China) to Kolkata (India), not Lhasa. Lhasa is not part of the corridor.
India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway – Moreh (India) – Mae Sot (Thailand): Correct: This highway connects Moreh (India) to Mae Sot (Thailand), as per the connectivity project.
East-West Corridor (Golden Quadrilateral) – Kolkata (Bengal) – Jaipur (Rajasthan): Incorrect: The East-West Corridor (part of the Golden Quadrilateral) connects Silchar (Assam) to Porbandar (Gujarat), not Kolkata and Jaipur.

Current Affairs

Corridor/Highway	Connecting Cities
BCIM Economic Corridor	Lhasa (China) – Kolkata (India)
India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway	Moreh (India) – Mae Sot (Thailand)
East-West Corridor (Golden Quadrilateral)	Kolkatta (Bengal) – Jaipur (Rajasthan)