India Issues Travel Advisory for Iran Amid Unrest; Denies Exit from Chabahar Project
The Indian government has advised its citizens against traveling to Iran due to the ongoing situation and urged approximately 9,000 Indian nationals, including students, businessmen, professionals, pilgrims, and seafarers, to leave via commercial flights which remain operational. The Ministry of External Affairs is closely monitoring developments and committed to the welfare of Indians there, including 10 detained individuals for whom consular access has been requested. Official Spokesperson clarified that reports of India exiting the Chabahar project are incorrect during the weekly media briefing on January 16, 2026. India-Iran trade continues, with Iran supporting India on issues like Kashmir. No evacuation plan is in place as commercial options are available. The situation in Iran remains fluid with advisories updated accordingly.
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Which port project in Iran has India reaffirmed its commitment to despite recent reports?
Answer: (b) Chabahar
The correct answer is (b) Chabahar.