89 MCQ on daily current affairs for social work student (29 November 2023)

89 MCQ on daily current affairs for social work student (29 November 2023)

 1. How many entities are currently on the RBI's Alert List for unauthorized forex trading platforms?

a. 50
b. 65
c. 75
d. 90

Answer: c. 75

2. What regulatory framework empowers the RBI to maintain the Alert List?

a. Securities and Exchange Board of India Act
b. Companies Act, 2013
c. Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 (FEMA)
d. Reserve Bank of India Act

Answer: c. Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 (FEMA)

3. What caution does the RBI provide regarding the Alert List?

a. It guarantees the authorization of listed entities.
b. The absence of an entity from the list indicates RBI authorization.
c. It is an exhaustive list of all unauthorized forex trading platforms.
d. Absence from the list should not be interpreted as RBI authorization.

Answer: d. Absence from the list should not be interpreted as RBI authorization.

4. What is the central theme of RBI's statement regarding the Alert List?

a. Encouraging risky forex trading activities
b. Highlighting authorized forex trading platforms
c. Cautioning the public and protecting investors
d. Promoting fraudulent entities

Answer: c. Cautioning the public and protecting investors

5. How does the RBI contribute to investor protection through the Alert List?

a. By endorsing all forex trading platforms
b. By warning against unauthorized entities and promoting due diligence
c. By directly managing forex transactions
d. By compensating victims of fraudulent activities

Answer: b. By warning against unauthorized entities and promoting due diligence

6. What specific improvements led to the upgrade of Vijayawada Railway Station's IGBC rating from gold to platinum?

a. Enhanced security measures
b. Improved passenger amenities
c. Significant improvements in water conservation, energy efficiency, waste management, and green landscaping
d. Introduction of high-speed internet services

Answer: c. Significant improvements in water conservation, energy efficiency, waste management, and green landscaping

7. In terms of energy efficiency, what measures has Vijayawada Railway Station implemented to contribute to its platinum rating?

a. Installation of traditional lighting systems
b. Use of energy-efficient lighting systems and appliances, resulting in a 15% decrease in energy consumption
c. No changes were made in energy consumption practices
d. Relying solely on natural light during the daytime

Answer: b. Use of energy-efficient lighting systems and appliances, resulting in a 15% decrease in energy consumption

8. How has the station contributed to water conservation, leading to its platinum rating?

a. Increased water consumption for station beautification
b. Utilization of non-efficient water fixtures
c. Implementation of rainwater harvesting systems and water-efficient fixtures, resulting in a 20% reduction in water consumption
d. No specific measures were taken for water conservation

Answer: c. Implementation of rainwater harvesting systems and water-efficient fixtures, resulting in a 20% reduction in water consumption

9. What does the platinum rating awarded by the IGBC signify for Vijayawada Railway Station?

a. A lower level of environmental commitment
b. Compliance with basic environmental standards
c. Highest recognition for environmental sustainability and eco-friendly practices
d. No significant environmental impact

Answer: c. Highest recognition for environmental sustainability and eco-friendly practices

10. What role did waste management improvements play in Vijayawada Railway Station's achievement of the platinum rating from IGBC?

a. No waste management measures were implemented
b. Implementation of a basic waste disposal system
c. Comprehensive waste management system, including segregation, recycling, and composting, resulting in an 80% diversion of waste from landfills
d. Increase in waste production without proper disposal

Answer: c. Comprehensive waste management system, including segregation, recycling, and composting, resulting in an 80% diversion of waste from landfills

11. How has green landscaping contributed to Vijayawada Railway Station's platinum rating?

a. Increased use of artificial plants for beautification
b. No specific landscaping changes were made
c. Sustainable landscaping practices, including the use of native plants and rainwater harvesting systems, leading to a 30% reduction in water consumption for irrigation
d. Removal of all green spaces for construction purposes

Answer: c. Sustainable landscaping practices, including the use of native plants and rainwater harvesting systems, leading to a 30% reduction in water consumption for irrigation

12. What is the significance of Vijayawada Railway Station's platinum rating for the South Central Railway (SCR) zone?

a. It has no significance for the SCR zone
b. It indicates a decrease in environmental commitment for the SCR zone
c. The station's success serves as an inspiration, being the only station in the zone with a platinum rating
d. SCR zone achieved platinum ratings for all its railway stations

Answer: c. The station's success serves as an inspiration, being the only station in the zone with a platinum rating

13. What environmental body is responsible for awarding the platinum rating to Vijayawada Railway Station?

a. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
b. Indian Green Building Council (IGBC)
c. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
d. Green Certification Authority (GCA)

Answer: b. Indian Green Building Council (IGBC)

14. What is the significant milestone approved by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for Saharanpur?

a. Establishment of the country’s inaugural Telecom Center of Excellence
b. Introduction of 6G technology in the region
c. Expansion of e-learning centers in Saharanpur
d. Launch of a satellite research center in the state

Answer: a. Establishment of the country’s inaugural Telecom Center of Excellence

15. Where will the Telecom Center of Excellence be situated, and what is its research focus?

a. Situated in Lucknow, focusing on traditional telecom technologies
b. Located at the IIT Kanpur campus, concentrating on space communication
c. To be established at the Saharanpur campus of IIT Roorkee, with a research focus on integrating 5G with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and exploring 6G technology
d. Positioned in Varanasi, dedicated to e-education advancements

Answer: c. To be established at the Saharanpur campus of IIT Roorkee, with a research focus on integrating 5G with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and exploring 6G technology

16. What is the expected cost of constructing the Telecom Center of Excellence, and why was the IIT Roorkee campus in Saharanpur chosen for its location?

a. Rs 50 crore; Chosen for its historical significance
b. Rs 30 crore; Strategic location promising opportunities for employment for the youth of the state
c. Rs 20 crore; Randomly selected as the location for cost-cutting measures
d. Rs 40 crore; Picked for its proximity to the state capital

Answer: b. Rs 30 crore; Strategic location promising opportunities for employment for the youth of the state

17. What sectors will the Telecom Center of Excellence prioritize for the appropriate use of telecom, as mentioned in the information?

a. Automobile and Fashion
b. Tourism and Hospitality
c. Agriculture, e-learning, e-education, and satellite centers
d. Mining and Construction

Answer: c. Agriculture, e-learning, e-education, and satellite centers

18. What is one of the expected benefits mentioned for the Telecom Center of Excellence?

a. Development of foreign technology
b. Reduction in last-mile access
c. Expansion of cellular backhaul
d. Increase in dependence on international firms

Answer: c. Expansion of cellular backhaul

19. What is the significance of the Virgin Atlantic flight from London to New York mentioned in the information?

a. It marks the first flight of a Boeing 787
b. It demonstrates the potential of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) as the Virgin Atlantic passenger jet completed the journey using 100% SAF
c. It sets a record for the longest non-stop commercial flight
d. It showcases the speed and efficiency of Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines

Answer: b. It demonstrates the potential of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) as the Virgin Atlantic passenger jet completed the journey using 100% SAF

20. Why does SAF currently constitute less than 0.1% of global jet fuel usage, as per the information?

a. Lack of interest from the aviation industry
b. High production costs and material supply constraints
c. Limited awareness among airlines
d. Lack of regulatory approval for SAF

Answer: b. High production costs and material supply constraints

21. What was the source of the SAF used in the Virgin Atlantic flight?

a. Exclusively derived from waste cooking oil
b. Blended mixture of synthetic aromatic kerosene and traditional jet fuel
c. Derived from waste cooking oil, waste animal fat, and a small amount of synthetic aromatic kerosene from waste corn
d. Composed entirely of synthetic aromatic kerosene

Answer: c. Derived from waste cooking oil, waste animal fat, and a small amount of synthetic aromatic kerosene from waste corn

22. Why do airlines, including Virgin, call for government support, as mentioned in the information?

a. To fund luxurious flights for airline executives
b. To reduce overall flights and combat climate change
c. To facilitate the transition to SAF by providing financial support and investing in lower-carbon technologies
d. To increase airfare prices

Answer: c. To facilitate the transition to SAF by providing financial support and investing in lower-carbon technologies

23. Who launched the book titled "India’s Moment: Changing Power Equations around the World"?

a. Prime Minister of India
b. Professor (Dr.) Mohan Kumar
c. Vikram K. Doraiswami
d. O.P. Jindal Global University

Answer: c. Vikram K. Doraiswami

24. What is the main focus of the book "India’s Moment: Changing Power Equations around the World"?

a. Exploring India's culinary traditions
b. Analyzing India's historical monuments
c. Examining India's positions in international negotiations and how they have evolved over time
d. Discussing India's achievements in space exploration

Answer: c. Examining India's positions in international negotiations and how they have evolved over time

25. According to the information, what is unique about India's approach to international negotiations?

a. It is similar to other countries
b. It is exclusively focused on advancing national interests
c. It seeks to protect national interests when necessary and advance them when possible
d. It refrains from participating in international negotiations

Answer: c. It seeks to protect national interests when necessary and advance them when possible

26. How does the book "India’s Moment" contribute to the understanding of India's international negotiations?

a. By highlighting India's culinary diversity
b. By exploring India's achievements in literature
c. By building on fundamental factors and tracing how India’s positions in international negotiations have evolved over time
d. By analyzing India's historical wars

Answer: c. By building on fundamental factors and tracing how India’s positions in international negotiations have evolved over time

27. What makes Agnibaan, Agnikul's upcoming rocket, unique?

a. It features the largest payload capacity
b. It is powered by a traditional engine
c. It has the world's first 3D-printed engine, the Agnilet
d. It is a multi-stage launch vehicle

Answer: c. It has the world's first 3D-printed engine, the Agnilet

28. What distinguishes Agnibaan from its predecessor, the Vikram S?

a. Both use liquid propellants
b. Agnibaan has a vertical liftoff and a predetermined trajectory
c. Both have the same payload capacity
d. Agnibaan uses traditional solid propellants

Answer: b. Agnibaan has a vertical liftoff and a predetermined trajectory

29. What is the advantage of Agnibaan's liquid propellant system?

a. It decreases overall efficiency
b. It reduces reusability
c. It increases safety
d. It limits the adaptability of the launch vehicle

Answer: c. It increases safety

30. What is Agnikul's collaboration with ISRO related to?

a. Joint satellite manufacturing
b. Development of a new launch vehicle
c. Reviews and integration for Agnibaan at the launch pad
d. Space tourism initiatives

Answer: c. Reviews and integration for Agnibaan at the launch pad

31. What is the "AMA Bank" scheme launched by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik aimed at?

a. Providing healthcare services in rural areas
b. Offering education facilities in gram panchayats
c. Providing banking services through CSP Plus outlets in unbanked Gram Panchayats
d. Implementing a social security scheme

Answer: c. Providing banking services through CSP Plus outlets in unbanked Gram Panchayats

32. What is the significance of the CSP Plus model introduced in Odisha?

a. It focuses on the development of agriculture
b. It provides a blueprint for financial inclusion nationwide
c. It emphasizes technological advancements in banking
d. It addresses urban financial challenges

Answer: b. It provides a blueprint for financial inclusion nationwide

33. Why was the revolutionary approach of the AMA Bank scheme necessary in Odisha?

a. To enhance agricultural productivity
b. To facilitate Direct Benefit Transfers in urban areas
c. Due to the lack of physical bank branches in a significant number of gram panchayats
d. To encourage digital transactions

Answer: c. Due to the lack of physical bank branches in a significant number of gram panchayats

34. Which public sector banks collaborated with the Odisha government for the "Ama Bank" scheme?

a. HDFC Bank and Axis Bank
b. SBI, PNB, UBI, UCO Bank, Bank of India, and Bank of Baroda
c. ICICI Bank and Canara Bank
d. Punjab and Sind Bank and Central Bank of India

Answer: b. SBI, PNB, UBI, UCO Bank, Bank of India, and Bank of Baroda

35. What services does Ama Bank aim to provide?

a. Only credit linkage to Self-Help Groups (SHGs)
b. Limited services for senior citizens
c. Comprehensive range of banking services, including deposits, advances, remittances, loans, and more
d. Exclusively Aadhar Enabled Payment System

Answer: c. Comprehensive range of banking services, including deposits, advances, remittances, loans, and more

36. When is the scheduled launch for the NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) satellite?

a. Fourth quarter of this year
b. Second quarter of the next year
c. First quarter of the next year
d. Third quarter of the next year

Answer: c. First quarter of the next year

37. What is the primary purpose of the NISAR satellite?

a. Studying deep space phenomena
b. Exploring extraterrestrial life
c. Microwave remote sensing for comprehensive Earth observation
d. Observing atmospheric changes on Mars

Answer: c. Microwave remote sensing for comprehensive Earth observation

38. Where is the integration process of NISAR taking place, and which bands are being integrated?

a. NASA's JPL; X-band and K-band
b. ISRO's URSC, Bangalore; S-band and L-band
c. SpaceX facilities; UHF and VHF bands
d. European Space Agency (ESA); Infrared and Ultraviolet bands

Answer: b. ISRO's URSC, Bangalore; S-band and L-band

39. What areas will NISAR's data be instrumental in studying?

a. Extraterrestrial geology and mineralogy
b. Urban planning and development
c. Mountain and polar cryosphere dynamics, sea ice behavior, and coastal ocean phenomena
d. Planetary atmospheres and weather patterns

Answer: c. Mountain and polar cryosphere dynamics, sea ice behavior, and coastal ocean phenomena

40. In addition to satellite launches, how else are ISRO and NASA collaborating?

a. Joint expeditions to outer planets
b. Collaboration on lunar colonization projects
c. Human Spaceflight Cooperation, Joint Working Group, and industry collaborations
d. Establishing a joint space station

Answer: c. Human Spaceflight Cooperation, Joint Working Group, and industry collaborations

41. What does the acronym NISAR stand for in the context of space collaboration between NASA and ISRO?

a. National Indian Satellite for Advanced Research
b. Nano Imaging and Surveillance for Asteroid Reconnaissance
c. NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar
d. Nuclear Interstellar Satellite for Astronomical Research

Answer: c. NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar

42. Where is the testing of the integrated L & S band SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) of NISAR currently taking place?

a. NASA's JPL, California
b. ISRO's Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram
c. URSC, Bangalore
d. SpaceX Testing Facility, Texas

Answer: c. URSC, Bangalore

43. What is the focus of the Joint Working Group (JWG) on Human Spaceflight Cooperation between ISRO and NASA?

a. Interplanetary exploration missions
b. Lunar colonization strategies
c. Radiation impact studies, micro meteorite studies, and space health aspects
d. Deep space communication technologies

Answer: c. Radiation impact studies, micro meteorite studies, and space health aspects

44. Which bands are seamlessly integrated during the integration process of the NISAR satellite?

a. X-band and K-band
b. S-band and L-band
c. UHF and VHF bands
d. Infrared and Ultraviolet bands

Answer: b. S-band and L-band

45. What is the target launch vehicle for the NISAR satellite?

a. Falcon 9
b. GSLV (Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle)
c. Ariane 5
d. Soyuz

Answer: b. GSLV (Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle)

46. Who unveiled the crest of Yard 12706 (Imphal), Indian Navy’s third stealth guided missile destroyer?

a. Prime Minister Narendra Modi
b. Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Karambir Singh
c. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
d. Chief Justice of India N V Ramana

Answer: c. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh

47. What emblematic elements are featured in the crest design of INS Imphal, and what do they symbolize?

a. Taj Mahal and Lotus, symbolizing national unity
b. Tiger and Bamboo, symbolizing wildlife conservation
c. Kangla Palace and ‘Kangla-Sa,’ symbolizing Manipur’s rich military history
d. Peacock and Conch Shell, symbolizing cultural diversity

Answer: c. Kangla Palace and ‘Kangla-Sa,’ symbolizing Manipur’s rich military history

48. When was the keel of INS Imphal laid, and when did it undergo its maiden sea trials?

a. Keel laid on May 19, 2017; Maiden sea trials on April 28, 2023
b. Keel laid on April 20, 2019; Maiden sea trials on October 20, 2023
c. Keel laid on May 19, 2021; Maiden sea trials on April 28, 2022
d. Keel laid on April 28, 2023; Maiden sea trials on October 20, 2023

Answer: a. Keel laid on May 19, 2017; Maiden sea trials on April 28, 2023

49. What is the displacement of INS Imphal, and what type of propulsion system does it use?

a. 5,000 tonnes; Nuclear propulsion
b. 8,200 tonnes; Diesel-electric propulsion
c. 7,400 tonnes; Combined Gas and Gas (COGAG) propulsion
d. 6,100 tonnes; Wind-assisted propulsion

Answer: c. 7,400 tonnes; Combined Gas and Gas (COGAG) propulsion

50. What is the primary significance of the INS Imphal project in the context of 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat'?

a. It is the first capital warship to be named after a city in the northeastern region.
b. It showcases India’s commitment to self-reliance with a high indigenous content of approximately 75%.
c. It marks the first warship named after a historic city.
d. It represents India's technological advancements in space exploration.

Answer: b. It showcases India’s commitment to self-reliance with a high indigenous content of approximately 75%.

51. What is the significance of the crest design of INS Imphal?

a. It features iconic landmarks from different Indian states. b. It represents flora and fauna unique to the region where it was constructed. c. It symbolizes Manipur’s rich military history. d. It highlights India’s cultural diversity.

Answer: c. It symbolizes Manipur’s rich military history.

52. Who designed INS Imphal, and where was it built?

a. Designed by a foreign naval architect; Built in a private shipyard in Europe. b. Designed by a joint collaboration of global naval architects; Built in a shipyard in South America. c. Designed by the Indian Navy’s Warship Design Bureau; Built by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited, Mumbai. d. Designed by an international consortium; Built in a shipyard in Southeast Asia.

Answer: c. Designed by the Indian Navy’s Warship Design Bureau; Built by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited, Mumbai.

53. What is the symbolism behind including Kangla Palace and ‘Kangla-Sa’ in the crest design?

a. They represent famous tourist attractions in Manipur. b. They are symbols of global peace and unity. c. They pay homage to Manipur’s rich military history and identity. d. They are chosen randomly for aesthetic reasons.

Answer: c. They pay homage to Manipur’s rich military history and identity.

54. When was INS Imphal delivered to the Indian Navy, and what was noteworthy about its delivery timeline?

a. Delivered on October 20, 2023, within a record time-frame of six months. b. Delivered on April 28, 2023, marking the anniversary of its maiden sea trials. c. Delivered on May 19, 2017, ahead of schedule. d. Delivered on April 20, 2019, with a delay in the delivery timeline.

Answer: a. Delivered on October 20, 2023, within a record time-frame of six months.

55. What indigenous technological advancements does INS Imphal showcase?

a. Advanced radar systems from a foreign supplier. b. Imported propulsion technology. c. Approximately 50% indigenous content, including missile systems. d. 100% reliance on foreign-made electronic systems.

Answer: c. Approximately 75% indigenous content, including missile systems.

Q56. What role does Angkor Wat play in depicting the religious and historical evolution of the region?

a. A Trading Hub

b. A Cultural Museum

c. A Visual Encyclopedia

d. A Military Fortress

Answer: c. A Visual Encyclopedia

Q57. What is the significance of the Kangla Palace and 'Kangla-Sa' featured in the crest design of INS Imphal?

a. Representing Wildlife Conservation

b. Symbolizing Manipur’s Rich Military History

c. Depicting Agricultural Prosperity

d. Signifying Global Harmony

Answer: b. Symbolizing Manipur’s Rich Military History

Q58. In addition to surface-to-air missiles and torpedoes, what is one unique feature of INS Imphal’s weaponry?

a. Archery Systems

b. Laser Cannons

c. Sonic Blasters

d. Extended-Range BrahMos Missiles

Answer: d. Extended-Range BrahMos Missiles

Q59. Who is considered the architectural visionary behind the construction of Angkor Wat?

a. Queen Indradevi

b. King Jayavarman VII

c. King Suryavarman II

d. Emperor Ashoka

Answer: c. King Suryavarman II

Q60. What is the current status of Angkor Wat in terms of UNESCO recognition?

a. World Heritage Site

b. Endangered Site

c. Cultural Marvel

d. Heritage of Mankind

Answer: a. World Heritage Site

Q61. What historical and cultural aspects does the crest design of INS Imphal pay homage to?

a. Colonial History

b. Maritime Achievements

c. Military Heritage of Manipur

d. Agricultural Revolution

Answer: c. Military Heritage of Manipur

Q62. Which Hindu deity was Angkor Wat initially dedicated to during its construction in the 12th century?

a. Lord Shiva

b. Goddess Durga

c. Lord Vishnu

d. Lord Ganesha

Answer: c. Lord Vishnu

Q63. What architectural features distinguish Angkor Wat, making it a testament to brilliance?

a. Gothic Spires

b. Concrete Ramparts

c. Precise Symmetry and Intricate Bas-Reliefs

d. Underwater Passages

Answer: c. Precise Symmetry and Intricate Bas-Reliefs

Q64. How did Angkor Wat evolve from Hinduism to Buddhism over the centuries?

a. Military Conquest

b. Royal Decree

c. Voluntary Conversion

d. Trade Relations

Answer: c. Voluntary Conversion

Q65. What is the primary significance of Angkor Wat being an active religious site today?

a. Hosting International Music Festivals

b. Attracting Tourists for Adventure Sports

c. Contributing to Cultural Renaissance

d. Continuing Spiritual Practices and Worship

Answer: d. Continuing Spiritual Practices and Worship

Q66. What additional incentive is provided to helpers under the PM POSHAN scheme to encourage the implementation of the Hot Cooked Meal Scheme?

a. 0.25 rupees per child per working day
b. 0.50 rupees per child per working day
c. 1 rupee per child per working day
d. 1.50 rupees per child per working day

Answer: b. 0.50 rupees per child per working day

Q67. What responsibility is assigned to Anganwadi helpers to ensure the success of the Hot Cooked Meal Scheme?

a. Teaching primary education to children
b. Maintaining cleanliness in police stations
c. Timely delivery of meals to centers and maintaining cleanliness
d. Conducting health check-ups for police personnel

Answer: c. Timely delivery of meals to centers and maintaining cleanliness

Q68. Besides inaugurating the Hot Cooked Meal Scheme, what infrastructure development did Chief Minister Adityanath undertake for police personnel during the event?

a. Modern residences for police officers
b. Transit hostel for children
c. Shopping complex for civilians
d. Educational hub for police families

Answer: a. Modern residences for police officers

Q69. How does Chief Minister Adityanath emphasize the importance of inter-departmental coordination in the successful implementation of government schemes?

a. By conducting awareness campaigns
b. By organizing cultural events
c. By highlighting success stories
d. By encouraging sports activities

Answer: c. By highlighting success storiesQ76. Where did the Mitrashakti 2023 joint military exercise between the Indian Army and the Sri Lankan Army conclude?

a. New Delhi
b. Colombo
c. Pune’s Southern Command Foreign Training Node
d. Aundh Military Station

Answer: c. Pune’s Southern Command Foreign Training Node

Q77. What was the duration of the Mitrashakti 2023 joint military exercise?

a. 7 days
b. 10 days
c. 12 days
d. 15 days

Answer: c. 12 days

Q78. What is the primary aim of joint military exercises like Mitrashakti 2023?

a. Promoting economic growth
b. Fostering a deeper understanding of each other’s operational strategies and tactics
c. Demonstrating military superiority
d. Enhancing cultural exchange

Answer: b. Fostering a deeper understanding of each other’s operational strategies and tactics

Q79. Who addressed the contingents during the closing ceremony of Mitrashakti 2023?

a. Prime Minister Narendra Modi
b. Brigadier S Taluja and Major General PGPS Rathnayaka
c. Indian Army Chief General Bipin Rawat
d. Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa

Answer: b. Brigadier S Taluja and Major General PGPS Rathnayaka

Q80. According to the release, what is the growing significance of joint exercises like Mitrashakti 2023?

a. Enhancing military secrecy
b. Preparing for joint military operations, including UN peacekeeping missions
c. Establishing military dominance
d. Showcasing technological advancements

Answer: b. Preparing for joint military operations, including UN peacekeeping missions

Q81. What is highlighted as a valuable outcome in the context of the camaraderie developed during Mitrashakti 2023?

a. Technological advancements
b. Economic growth opportunities
c. Enhanced military secrecy
d. Camaraderie among contingents

Answer: d. Camaraderie among contingents

Q82. How does the collaborative effort in Mitrashakti 2023 align with the shared goal mentioned in the concluding statement?

a. Promoting cultural exchange
b. Ensuring military dominance
c. Upholding values of peace, prosperity, international brotherhood, and trust
d. Achieving technological superiority

Answer: c. Upholding values of peace, prosperity, international brotherhood, and trustQ83. What is the envisioned length of Bengaluru's circular railway, and how does it compare to Chennai's circular railway network?

a. 200 km; It is shorter than Chennai's circular railway.
b. 235.5 km; It is longer than Chennai's circular railway.
c. 287 km; It is potentially longer than Chennai's circular railway.
d. 250 km; It is the same length as Chennai's circular railway.

Answer: c. 287 km; It is potentially longer than Chennai's circular railway.

Q84. What funding has been approved for the feasibility and alignment study of Bengaluru's circular railway?

a. Rs 5 crore
b. Rs 10 crore
c. Rs 7 crore
d. Rs 15 crore

Answer: c. Rs 7 crore

Q85. According to reliable sources within the South Western Railway (SWR), what is the potential timeline for the realization of Bengaluru's circular railway?

a. 2 years
b. 10 years
c. 5 years
d. 7 years

Answer: c. 5 years

Q86. What model is the circular railway designed to follow, according to the information provided?

a. Radial model
b. Hub-and-spoke model
c. Linear model
d. Zigzag model

Answer: b. Hub-and-spoke model

Q87. What is the rail-based system in Bengaluru's circular railway expected to enhance, according to Minister Vaishnaw?

a. Air travel
b. Water transport
c. Public transportation
d. Bicycle infrastructure

Answer: c. Public transportation

Q88. What is the initial step before the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for Bengaluru's circular railway, and who is conducting it?

a. Land acquisition; Conducted by Bengaluru Development Authority (BDA)
b. Feasibility and alignment study; Conducted by South Western Railway's Construction Organisation
c. Environmental impact assessment; Conducted by Ministry of Environment
d. Public opinion survey; Conducted by Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC)

Answer: b. Feasibility and alignment study; Conducted by South Western Railway's Construction Organisation

Q89. When is the report from the feasibility and alignment study expected?

a. March 2024
b. September 2024
c. January 2025
d. May 2025

Answer: b. September 2024