Chennai–Bengaluru highway

Target entity: Chennai–Bengaluru highway
Context triple: [Arcot, locatedOnRoad, Chennai–Bengaluru highway]

• A. Bengaluru–Mysuru highway
  The Bengaluru–Mysuru highway is a major arterial road in the Indian state of Karnataka that connects the capital city Bengaluru with the historic city of Mysuru, facilitating significant regional travel and commerce.
• B. Yamuna Expressway
  The Yamuna Expressway is a high-speed, six-lane toll road in northern India that connects Greater Noida with Agra, significantly reducing travel time between Delhi and the Taj Mahal region.
• C. Delhi–Mumbai Expressway
  The Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is a major under-construction, high-speed, access-controlled highway designed to significantly reduce travel time and boost connectivity between India’s national capital, Delhi, and its financial hub, Mumbai.
• D. Prithvi Highway
  Prithvi Highway is a major roadway in Nepal that links the capital, Kathmandu, with the city of Pokhara and serves as one of the country’s most important transport corridors.
• E. Andaman Trunk Road
  The Andaman Trunk Road is a major arterial highway in the Andaman Islands that runs north–south across multiple islands, serving as the primary overland transport route for local communities.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Chennai–Bengaluru highway
Target entity description: The Chennai–Bengaluru highway is a major arterial road in southern India that connects the metropolitan cities of Chennai in Tamil Nadu and Bengaluru in Karnataka, facilitating significant regional trade and travel.

• A. Bengaluru–Mysuru highway
  The Bengaluru–Mysuru highway is a major arterial road in the Indian state of Karnataka that connects the capital city Bengaluru with the historic city of Mysuru, facilitating significant regional travel and commerce.
• B. Yamuna Expressway
  The Yamuna Expressway is a high-speed, six-lane toll road in northern India that connects Greater Noida with Agra, significantly reducing travel time between Delhi and the Taj Mahal region.
• C. Delhi–Mumbai Expressway
  The Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is a major under-construction, high-speed, access-controlled highway designed to significantly reduce travel time and boost connectivity between India’s national capital, Delhi, and its financial hub, Mumbai.
• D. Prithvi Highway
  Prithvi Highway is a major roadway in Nepal that links the capital, Kathmandu, with the city of Pokhara and serves as one of the country’s most important transport corridors.
• E. Andaman Trunk Road
  The Andaman Trunk Road is a major arterial highway in the Andaman Islands that runs north–south across multiple islands, serving as the primary overland transport route for local communities.
• F. None of above. chosen