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Q).Consider the following statements:
1. The first outline of planning in India was presented by M. Vishwaiwariah.
2. The National Planning Committee was formed in 1938 at the initiative of Congress President Subhash Chandra Bose.
3. Jawaharlal Nehru was made the first chairman of the National Planning Committee formed in 1938.
How many of the statements given above are correct? #MCQs
A: Only one
B: Only two
C: All three
D: None
Q).Which of the following activities/activities in the economy is related to quaternary activities?
1. Medical tourism
2. Production and spread of information
3. Research and development
4. Consultancy services
How many of the statements given above are correct? #MCQs
A: Only one
B: Only two
C: Only three
D: All four
Q).Which of the following is not an example of 'Sunrise' industry?
A: Hydrogen fuel production
B: Petrochemical industry
C: Automobile industry
D: Space tourism #MCQs
Q).Consider the following statements regarding India Infrastructure Fund (IIF).
1. It is a Sebi-regulated domestic enterprise capital fund focused on investing in infrastructure projects.
2. It only invests in greenfield projects.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct? #MCQs
A: 1 only
B: 2 only
C: Both 1 and 2
D: Neither 1 nor 2
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) can print hard currency to complete the fiscal deficit in extraordinary circumstances. But why does RBI not take such measures?
Q).A: The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1935 has no provision to print currency to complete the deficit.
B: RBI has to follow the criteria of the International Monetary Fund, completing the deficit.
C: The Reserve Bank of India has to get permission from the President to print currencies, which is a cumbersome process.
D: Printing of hard currency to complete the deficit can cause hyperinflation. #MCQs
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by Santhosh Rao Menneni sir:
NATIONAL
1.U.S. court allows suits on NSA Doval, RAW ex-chief
2.Pinarayi alleges graft, seeks judicial probe into GNA power deal
3.A.P. seeks investments in key sectors like AI, pharma
4.Supreme Court goes beyond Deepavali AQI, flags vehicular emissions polluting Delhi air
EDITORIAL
1.Transparency is essential to institutional credibility
2.Strategic autonomy must guide India’s Starlink policy
3.Caste and class
4.Without rationale
OPINION
1.World Wars and India’s sacrifice
2.Keralam at 70: holding a mirror to India
TEXT & CONTEXT
1.Is right-wing populism set to retreat?
2.Why Jamaica’s reparations petition has a solid legal basis
SCIENCE
1.India’s efforts to clean its air need not slow its economic growth
INTERNATIONAL
1.Russia, Ukraine begin talks mediated by U.S. to end war
2.FBI probing Jensen Huang’s affair with alleged Chinese agent: Trump
3.Hasina will be executed if she returns: prosecutor
4.After midterm maelstrom, U.S. House Republicans to choose new leadership
5.U.S. draws criticism as it boycotts UN Human Rights Council review, again
6.Residents of Turkish province despair at being Europe’s plastic dumpyard
ECONOMY
1.PSU insurers dodge questions on underuse of own TPA
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Q).What is the second largest source of toxic air pollution in India after thermal power plants?
A: Industrial emissions
B: Emissions from agricultural activities
C: Exhaust emissions from motor vehicles
D: Pollution from construction sites #MCQs
Q).Which of the following countries were part of the inaugural Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate (APPCDC) meeting?
A: Brazil, Russia, India, China
B: India, China, Australia, South Korea, Japan, United States of America
C: India, Japan, Russia, United States of America
D: India, China, United Kingdom, France #MCQs
Q).Consider the following:
1. Energy planting
2. Remains of agricultural crops
3. Waste materials from municipalities and industries
Which of the above are sources of biomass energy? #MCQs
A: Only one
B: Only two
C: All three
D: None
Q).With reference to the Chipko movement, consider the following statements:
1. This movement was started in December 1982.
2. In this, the agitators had to face police bullets in the year 1985 .
3. This movement was led by Pandurang Hegde.
How many of the above statements are correct ? #MCQs
A: Only one
B: Only two
C: All three
D: None
Q).What are free floating hydrophytes?
1. They do not remain in contact with water and air.
2. They remain in contact with the soil.
3. They do not float freely on the water surface.
How many of the above statements are correct ? #MCQs
A: Only one
B: Only two
C: All three
D: None
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by Santhosh Rao Menneni sir:
NATIONAL
1.Shah sets 2028 deadline to rid Gujarat of drugs
2.Keralam govt. orders fuel inspections to check ethanol levels
3.Commercial farming in forest land is not protected in FRA: SC
4.Modi said India ready to help end the conflict: Zelenskyy
5.Air pollution spikes 200 times above WHO limits in Delhi during Deepavali
6.At COP31, ‘overshoot’ narrative cannot replace climate action
EDITORIAL
1.How students are the first line of resistance
2.Cracker conundrum
3.A case for Nepal: suing major carbon emitters for floods
4.Point of no return
OPINION
1.The next test for renewable energy
2.Building over Srinagar’s future
TEXT & CONTEXT
1.How AI is reshaping China’s universities
2.How did a bank collapse bring down Paraguay’s President?
INTERNATIONAL
1.Trilateral meet with Putin, Xi likely next week, says Trump week, says Trump
2.Hasina seeks new passport; Dhaka wants her extradition as ‘terrorist’
3.War with Iran ‘highly unlikely’ to resume if talks progress: Trump
4.Ancient treasures unearthed as Kabul’s Bala Hissar fortress gets a new life
ECONOMY
1.Villages without 4G decline 75% in 4 years on BSNL’s saturation project
2.Predilection for ‘perp’ futures sets off risk alarms for Wall Street stalwarts
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