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mentions that India’s construction of the Zaranj– Delaram Highway reflects its strategic autonomy by enabling direct connectivity to Afghanistan and Iran via Chabahar, bypassing Pakistan.  \no The Zaranj–Delaram Highway is a road built by Border Roads Organisation in Afghanistan that links Zaranj (near the Iran border) to Delaram on the Garland Highway.  \no Inaugurated: In 2009  \no Purpose: It acts as a crucial link for trade and transit from the Iranian port of Chabahar into the heart of Afghanistan.  \no Other regional connectivity Corridors:  \no International North-South Transport Corridor: A 7,200-km multi-modal network connects India to Russia and Europe via Iran and the Caspian region, reducing transit time and cost.  \no India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway: A strategic 1,360-km road connecting Moreh (India) to Mae Sot (Thailand) to boost trade with ASEAN nations.  \no India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor: A proposed corridor linking India with Europe through the Middle East, integrating rail, ports, and digital connectivity.  \no Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project: Links India’s northeast to Myanmar via sea, river, and road routes.  \no BBIN Motor Vehicles Agreement: Facilitates seamless movement of goods and vehicles among  \nBangladesh, Bhutan, India, and Nepal.  \nAntivenom  \nThe Kerala Government Medical Officers’ Association has urged the state government to strengthen hospital human resources and infrastructure to ensure effective administration  \nof anti-snake venom and related treatment for snakebite victims.  \no Antivenom is a life-saving biological medicine made of antibodies that neutralize toxins from venomous bitesand stings.  \no Produced: It is produced by injecting small, safe doses of venom into animals (usually horses), then collecting and purifying the antibodies formed in their blood.  \no Administration: It is administered intravenously (IV)  \no Types: Antivenoms can be monospecific (treats one specific species) or polyspecific (treats multiple species ina region) .  \no Commonly used against: Snakebites (cobra, viper, rattlesnake), spider bites (funnel-web, redback), and box jellyfish stings.  \no Current Status in India: Polyvalent antivenoms (PVAs) are currently used in India as it targets the Big Four accounting for most snakebite deaths.  \no The Big Four: The venom extracted from Indian cobra (Naja naja), common krait (Bungarus caeruleus), Russell’s viper (Daboia russelii), and the saw-scaled viper (genus Echis) is used to produce PVAs in India.  \n• Note: Snakebite envenoming’ is recognized by the World Health Organization as a Neglected Tropical Disease (NTD) of global public health concern.  \no Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) are infectious diseases affecting poor populations in tropical regions that receive limited global attention and resources.  \no Example: Dengue, Leprosy, Lymphatic filariasis, Leishmaniasis, Rabies, Chikungunya etc  \nMattala Rajapaksha International Airport  \nSri Lanka has invited investors for the loss-making Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport after a failed lease deal, aiming to revive the underutilised facility and boost tourism-led development.  \no The Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (MRIA) was built in Hambantota as the second international airport in Sri Lanka.  \no Built by: It primarily funded through loans provided by the Export-Import Bank of China as part of Chinabacked infrastructure development in Sri Lanka.  \no Significance: Opened in 2013, it was designed to boost southern tourism but failed commercially and often called the \"world’s emptiest airport. \"  \no India’s Involvement: India and Russia have reportedly explored a joint venture to operate the Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport in Sri Lanka to improve its viability and expand strategic presence in the region.  \n27 April 2026  \nMajor Nuclear Disasters in history  \nWorld observes the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl 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