161. Which one of the following statements is correct ?

Which one of the following statements is correct ?

[amp_mcq option1=”The Director General of the Central Industrial Security Force may direct the members of his Force to provide technical consultancy services relating to security to an industrial establishment in the private sector, on a request received in this behalf from the Managing Director concerned.” option2=”The Director General of the Central Industrial Security Force may direct the members of his Force to provide technical consultancy services relating to security to an industrial establishment in the private sector only if such establishment is executing a government contract.” option3=”The Director General of the Central Industrial Security Force may allow the members of the Force to provide technical consultancy services relating to security to an industrial establishment in the private sector only in their individual capacities.” option4=”Technical consultancy services can be rendered by the Central Industrial Security Force only when it has idle capacity.” correct=”option1″]

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The Central Industrial Security Force provides professional security consultancy services to various entities, including those in the private sector, upon request. The Director General is authorized to direct members of the Force to provide such services.
CISF offers security consultancy services to private sector establishments.
This is a specialized wing of CISF offering expertise in security audits, risk assessments, and designing security systems. It is offered to both public and private sector undertakings and is not limited to those executing government contracts (B), or performed in individual capacities (C), or solely when there is idle capacity (D is not the formal basis).

162. The office-bearers of a workers’ union are physically preventing a sec

The office-bearers of a workers’ union are physically preventing a section of the workers from entering the premises of the industrial establishment where they work to show solidarity with the union which had given a call for a strike. The argument is becoming increasingly heated with some of the office-bearers threatening to resort to violence. As an officer of the Central Industrial Security Force in-charge of the situation, which one of the following actions would you consider the best under the circumstances ?

[amp_mcq option1=”Call the Chief Security Officer to handle the situation” option2=”Fire in the air to disperse the crowd” option3=”Escort the workers who want to enter the premises to their workstations inside the premises” option4=”Arrest the office-bearers of the workers’ union” correct=”option3″]

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In a situation where some workers are being prevented from entering premises and violence is threatened, the best immediate action for a CISF officer is to facilitate the entry of those who wish to work. Escorting them demonstrates authority, protects the willing workers’ right to access their workplace, and asserts control over the situation without immediate use of force.
Ensuring lawful access to the workplace while maintaining order is a priority for security forces during labor disputes.
Calling the CSO (A) is administrative; firing in the air (B) is a dangerous last resort; arresting office-bearers (D) without clear criminal acts may escalate the situation. Escorting is a proactive, de-escalatory measure to enable legitimate activity.

163. Which one of the following statements is correct ?

Which one of the following statements is correct ?

[amp_mcq option1=”The responsibility of the Central Industrial Security Force is limited to protection of the physical infrastructure of the industrial establishments.” option2=”The responsibility of the Central Industrial Security Force extends to protecting the employees of the industrial undertakings.” option3=”The Central Industrial Security Force cannot be assigned any duty other than protection and security of the industrial establishments.” option4=”The Central Industrial Security Force cannot be assigned any duty outside India.” correct=”option2″]

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The responsibility of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) extends beyond protecting just the physical assets of an industrial establishment. Their mandate includes ensuring the overall security and safety of the premises, which inherently involves the protection of the employees working within those establishments.
CISF’s protective scope covers both assets and personnel within guarded establishments.
CISF’s role has diversified significantly and includes responsibilities for airports, metro systems, government buildings, museums, etc., demonstrating that their duties are not limited solely to industrial establishments or physical infrastructure protection. They can also be assigned duties outside India in specific contexts (e.g., embassy security, although this is not their primary role).

164. Which one of the following categories does not exist in the Central In

Which one of the following categories does not exist in the Central Industrial Security Force ?

[amp_mcq option1=”Subordinate Officers” option2=”Supervisory Officers” option3=”Junior Commissioned Officers” option4=”Under Officers” correct=”option3″]

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Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO) is a rank category specific to the Indian Army. The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), like other Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), uses rank structures typically categorized into Gazetted Officers, Subordinate Officers, and Enrolled Members (Other Ranks).
JCO ranks are part of the Indian Army’s structure, not standard in CAPFs like CISF.
Subordinate Officers in CISF include ranks like Inspector, Sub-Inspector, and Assistant Sub-Inspector. Supervisory Officers typically refers to the Gazetted Officers. “Under Officers” is not a recognized category name in the CISF rank structure.

165. As per the provisions of the Central Industrial Security Force Act 196

As per the provisions of the Central Industrial Security Force Act 1968, “Force Custody” means

[amp_mcq option1=”confinement of the suspected miscreants.” option2=”confinement of a member of the Central Industrial Security Force.” option3=”custody of the arms and ammunition issued to the Central Industrial Security Force.” option4=”custody of the miscreants convicted by a court of law on account of their involvement in industrial subversion.” correct=”option2″]

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As per provisions in acts governing Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) like CISF, “Force Custody” refers to the detention or confinement of a member of the Force by the competent authority of the Force for disciplinary or administrative reasons.
“Force Custody” is an internal disciplinary/administrative confinement specific to members of the uniformed force.
This is distinct from police custody or judicial custody which relates to civil law enforcement and the court system.

166. Which one of the following is the principal function of an Intelligent

Which one of the following is the principal function of an Intelligent Camera ?

[amp_mcq option1=”To extract application specific information from the captured images” option2=”To take pictures of terrorist movements at night” option3=”To take pictures of arms and ammunitions carried by persons” option4=”To detect the suspicious goods hidden on the body of an air traveller” correct=”option1″]

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An Intelligent Camera integrates image capture hardware with processing capabilities to analyze images and extract specific, application-relevant information, going beyond mere photography.
Intelligent cameras combine imaging with built-in processing and analysis.
While intelligent cameras can be used for applications like security surveillance (options B, C, D describe potential uses), their principal function lies in their ability to process visual data to identify patterns, objects, or anomalies pertinent to a specific task.

167. Which one of the following statements about FORTRAN is correct ?

Which one of the following statements about FORTRAN is correct ?

[amp_mcq option1=”It is a computer programming language.” option2=”It is a computer software developed by IBM to use in assembly of motor parts.” option3=”It is a brand of a new computer system developed by IBM.” option4=”It is the name of the first supercomputer developed in India by DRDO.” correct=”option1″]

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FORTRAN (Formula Translation) is a compiled, imperative programming language that is especially suited to numeric computation and scientific computing. It was one of the first high-level programming languages developed.
FORTRAN is a prominent historical and still used programming language.
FORTRAN was developed by IBM in the 1950s for scientific and engineering applications. It is not a specific software for assembly of motor parts, a brand of computer, or the name of the first Indian supercomputer (which was PARAM 8000).

168. Which one of the following is commonly referred to as the brain of any

Which one of the following is commonly referred to as the brain of any computer system ?

[amp_mcq option1=”Arithmetic Logic Unit” option2=”Central Processing Unit” option3=”Control Unit” option4=”Application Server” correct=”option2″]

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The Central Processing Unit (CPU) is considered the brain of the computer because it performs the primary calculations, executes instructions, and manages the flow of data within the system.
The CPU is responsible for processing most of the data in a computer.
The Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) and the Control Unit (CU) are integral parts of the CPU, performing specific functions within it. The Application Server is a type of server that hosts user applications.

169. Which of the following statements about UNIVAC is/are correct ? 1.

Which of the following statements about UNIVAC is/are correct ?

  • 1. It was the first general purpose electronic digital computer designed for commercial use.
  • 2. It stands for Unique Automatic Computer.

Select the correct answer using the code given below :

[amp_mcq option1=”1 only” option2=”2 only” option3=”Both 1 and 2″ option4=”Neither 1 nor 2″ correct=”option1″]

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The correct answer is A) 1 only.
Statement 1 is correct: The UNIVAC I (Universal Automatic Computer I) was indeed the first general-purpose electronic digital computer designed for commercial use in the United States. It was delivered to the United States Census Bureau in 1951.
Statement 2 is incorrect: UNIVAC stands for Universal Automatic Computer, not Unique Automatic Computer.
UNIVAC I was a significant step in the history of computing, moving computers from purely scientific and military applications towards commercial data processing. It was famous for correctly predicting the outcome of the 1952 US presidential election based on a small sample of votes. It was designed by J. Presper Eckert and John Mauchly, who had previously designed the ENIAC.

170. An Internet utility that lets one log on to remote computer systems is

An Internet utility that lets one log on to remote computer systems is known as

[amp_mcq option1=”Usenet” option2=”Telnet” option3=”File Transfer Protocol (FTP)” option4=”Remote Net” correct=”option2″]

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The correct answer is B) Telnet.
Telnet is an internet protocol and utility that provides a command-line interface for communicating with a remote server. It allows a user to log in to a remote computer system and execute commands as if they were directly connected to it.
While Telnet provides remote login capability, it transmits data in plain text, making it insecure for sensitive information like passwords. For secure remote login, protocols like SSH (Secure Shell) are now widely preferred and used as a modern alternative to Telnet. FTP is used specifically for file transfer, and Usenet is a system for distributed discussion groups.