UPSC CAPF

11. What is the minimum reduction in projected demand of conventional ener

What is the minimum reduction in projected demand of conventional energy at the end of five years as per the ‘development of solar cities’ programme ?

[amp_mcq option1=”2 per cent” option2=”5 per cent” option3=”10 per cent” option4=”15 per cent” correct=”option3″]

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As per the ‘development of solar cities’ programme in India, the target was to achieve a minimum 10 per cent reduction in the projected demand of conventional energy at the end of five years.
The Solar Cities programme aimed to support urban local bodies in preparing a ‘Master Plan’ for their city to assess the current energy situation, project future demand, and propose a renewable energy development plan with a minimum 10% renewable energy share or demand reduction target.
The programme was launched by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) to encourage cities to adopt renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency measures. Many cities across India were selected under this initiative.

12. Which one among the following is the equivalent rank of ‘Wing Commande

Which one among the following is the equivalent rank of ‘Wing Commander’ of Indian Air Force in Indian Army ?

[amp_mcq option1=”Lieutenant” option2=”Captain” option3=”Lieutenant Colonel” option4=”Colonel” correct=”option3″]

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The equivalent rank of ‘Wing Commander’ of the Indian Air Force in the Indian Army is ‘Lieutenant Colonel’.
The officer ranks in the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force have established equivalencies. The progression in the Army from Major is Lieutenant Colonel, and then Colonel. In the Air Force, the progression from Squadron Leader is Wing Commander, and then Group Captain. Major is equivalent to Squadron Leader, Lieutenant Colonel to Wing Commander, and Colonel to Group Captain.
Understanding rank equivalencies is important for inter-service cooperation and protocol within the Indian Armed Forces.

13. Operation Sadbhavna is an initiative of

Operation Sadbhavna is an initiative of

[amp_mcq option1=”Indian Army” option2=”Indian Navy” option3=”Maldives” option4=”Indian Army and UN Peacekeeping Mission” correct=”option1″]

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Operation Sadbhavna is a unique humanitarian initiative undertaken by the Indian Army.
Operation Sadbhavna involves welfare activities primarily focused on development projects, education, health, and women and youth empowerment in regions affected by conflict, such as Jammu & Kashmir and the North Eastern states.
This initiative aims to win the ‘hearts and minds’ of the local populace by addressing their needs and improving their living conditions, thereby bridging the gap between the Army and the civilians in these sensitive areas.

14. Which one of the following is the top ranking country in the World Eco

Which one of the following is the top ranking country in the World Economic Forum’s 74th Global Energy Transition Index ?

[amp_mcq option1=”China” option2=”Switzerland” option3=”Sweden” option4=”India” correct=”option3″]

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Sweden was ranked as the top country in the World Economic Forum’s Global Energy Transition Index for multiple years around 2020.
The Global Energy Transition Index (ETI) by the WEF tracks the performance of countries on their energy system transition. Sweden consistently ranked high in recent years due to its strong performance in environmental sustainability, security, and access.
The index assesses countries based on their energy system performance across three dimensions: economic development and growth, environmental sustainability, and energy security and access, as well as the readiness of the transition environment. Other top-ranking countries often include Switzerland, Norway, Finland, etc.

15. What is meant by MSME ?

What is meant by MSME ?

[amp_mcq option1=”Medium, Small and Marginalized Enterprises” option2=”Micro, Small and Marginalized Enterprises” option3=”Medium, Strategic and Micro Enterprises” option4=”Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises” correct=”option4″]

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The correct full form of MSME is Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.
MSME stands for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, a classification used by governments to define small and medium-sized businesses.
In India, MSMEs are defined based on investment in plant and machinery or equipment and annual turnover. These enterprises play a significant role in the country’s economy, contributing to employment and manufacturing.

16. Which one of the following has the largest contribution to the Gross T

Which one of the following has the largest contribution to the Gross Tax Revenue of Government of India in 2019-20 (BE) ?

[amp_mcq option1=”Goods and Services Tax” option2=”Corporation Tax” option3=”Customs” option4=”Union Excise Duties” correct=”option1″]

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According to the Union Budget 2019-20 Budget Estimates (BE), Goods and Services Tax (GST) was projected to be the largest component of the Gross Tax Revenue of the Government of India. The BE for GST was ₹6,63,343 crore, while Corporation Tax BE was ₹6,01,000 crore, Income Tax (other than Corporation Tax) BE was ₹5,69,000 crore, Union Excise Duties BE was ₹2,48,000 crore, and Customs BE was ₹1,38,000 crore. While actual collections can differ, based on the budget estimates, GST was the largest contributor.
Gross Tax Revenue comprises taxes on income and expenditure, taxes on property and capital transactions, taxes on commodities and services, etc. Major components include Corporation Tax, Income Tax, Goods and Services Tax (GST), Union Excise Duties, and Customs.
The introduction of GST in 2017 significantly altered the structure of India’s indirect tax collection. The relative contributions of major taxes like Corporation Tax, Income Tax, and GST can vary year to year based on economic performance and policy changes.

17. Which one of the following ships was deployed in ‘Mission Sagar’, whic

Which one of the following ships was deployed in ‘Mission Sagar’, which was sent to different countries carrying Food and COVID related items on 10 May 2020 ?

[amp_mcq option1=”INS Kesari” option2=”INS Satpura” option3=”INS Shivalik” option4=”INS Gomati” correct=”option1″]

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The Indian Naval Ship (INS) Kesari was deployed for the first phase of ‘Mission Sagar’, which commenced on May 10, 2020. The mission aimed to deliver humanitarian assistance and disaster relief to friendly foreign countries in the Indian Ocean region during the COVID-19 pandemic. INS Kesari delivered food items, COVID-related medicines, and medical assistance teams to Maldives, Mauritius, Seychelles, Madagascar, and Comoros.
‘Mission Sagar’ is an initiative by the Indian government to extend assistance and support to friendly maritime neighbours.
INS Satpura and INS Shivalik are also Shivalik-class frigates of the Indian Navy, but INS Kesari, a Landing Ship Tank (Large), was specifically chosen for its capacity to carry significant quantities of relief material for the initial phase of Mission Sagar.

18. National Technology Day is observed on

National Technology Day is observed on

[amp_mcq option1=”9 August” option2=”8 September” option3=”11 May” option4=”17 May” correct=”option3″]

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National Technology Day in India is observed every year on May 11th. This day commemorates the successful nuclear tests conducted in Pokhran on May 11, 1998, and also marks the test flight of India’s first indigenous aircraft, the Hansa-3, and the successful test firing of the Trishul missile on the same day.
The day highlights the achievements of Indian scientists and engineers in technological innovation and encourages scientific and technological advancement.
The first nuclear test, Pokhran-I (Smiling Buddha), was conducted on May 18, 1974. May 11 is specifically linked to Pokhran-II (Operation Shakti) and other technological milestones of 1998.

19. Who among the following won the Fed Cup Heart Award, 2020 ?

Who among the following won the Fed Cup Heart Award, 2020 ?

[amp_mcq option1=”Sania Mirza” option2=”P V Sindhu” option3=”Saina Nehwal” option4=”Hima Das” correct=”option1″]

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Sania Mirza won the Fed Cup Heart Award in 2020 for the Asia/Oceania region. She was the first Indian recipient of this award. She dedicated the prize money to the Telangana Chief Minister’s Relief Fund to aid the fight against COVID-19.
The Fed Cup Heart Award recognizes players who have represented their country with distinction, shown exceptional courage, and demonstrated outstanding commitment to their team during the Fed Cup (now Billie Jean King Cup) competition.
Sania Mirza is a renowned Indian professional tennis player, widely regarded as one of the greatest female Indian tennis players ever. The other athletes listed (P V Sindhu, Saina Nehwal, Hima Das) are prominent Indian sportspersons but are not primarily associated with tennis.

20. Growing two or more crops in the same field but in different rows is

Growing two or more crops in the same field but in different rows is called

[amp_mcq option1=”Crop rotation” option2=”Inter cropping” option3=”Alternate cropping” option4=”Kharif cropping” correct=”option2″]

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Inter cropping is the practice of growing two or more crops simultaneously in the same field, often in a definite row pattern. This differs from crop rotation, where different crops are grown sequentially in the same field over different seasons or years.
Inter cropping aims to maximize yield per unit area by making use of resources that would otherwise not be utilized by a single crop, and can also help in pest and disease management.
Examples of inter cropping include growing rows of legumes between rows of a cereal crop or planting shorter duration crops alongside longer duration ones. Crop rotation helps in maintaining soil fertility and breaking pest cycles. Alternate cropping is not a standard agricultural term. Kharif cropping refers to the monsoon season cropping cycle in the Indian subcontinent.
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