General Knowledge & Current Affairs

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Q. What is the significance of a contingency fund in disaster management?
  • A. To reduce government debt
  • B. To provide immediate financial resources for emergencies
  • C. To stabilize currency value
  • D. To fund long-term development projects
Q. What is the significance of capital budgeting?
  • A. It focuses on short-term financial planning
  • B. It assesses long-term investment projects
  • C. It determines tax policies
  • D. It manages daily operational costs
Q. What is the significance of crop insurance in agriculture?
  • A. To increase crop yield
  • B. To protect against crop loss
  • C. To reduce soil erosion
  • D. To enhance irrigation efficiency
Q. What is the significance of crop rotation in agriculture?
  • A. It increases water usage
  • B. It helps in pest control
  • C. It reduces soil fertility
  • D. It requires more irrigation
Q. What is the significance of the '2+2' dialogue format introduced between India and Russia?
  • A. Economic discussions
  • B. Defense and foreign policy
  • C. Cultural exchanges
  • D. Environmental cooperation
Q. What is the significance of the 'one person, one vote' principle?
  • A. It ensures equal representation
  • B. It allows for multiple votes per person
  • C. It promotes political parties
  • D. It limits voter eligibility
Q. What is the significance of the Indian Space Policy 2023 announced by ISRO?
  • A. To privatize all space missions
  • B. To enhance international collaboration
  • C. To focus solely on lunar missions
  • D. To eliminate satellite launches
Q. What is the significance of the Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) Mars Orbiter Mission (Mangalyaan)?
  • A. It was the first mission to land on Mars
  • B. It was India's first interplanetary mission
  • C. It discovered water on Mars
  • D. It launched a rover on Mars
Q. What is the significance of the Marginal Standing Facility (MSF) in the RBI's monetary policy?
  • A. It allows banks to borrow overnight funds at a higher rate
  • B. It is used to control inflation directly
  • C. It provides long-term loans to the government
  • D. It regulates the foreign exchange market
Q. What is the significance of the National Food Security Mission (NFSM)?
  • A. To promote food exports
  • B. To enhance production of food grains
  • C. To reduce food prices
  • D. To provide loans to farmers
Q. What is the significance of the Paris Agreement?
  • A. It aims to eliminate nuclear weapons
  • B. It seeks to combat climate change
  • C. It regulates international trade
  • D. It establishes a global currency
Q. What is the significance of the Planning Commission in India?
  • A. To formulate Five-Year Plans
  • B. To regulate banks
  • C. To control inflation
  • D. To manage foreign trade
Q. What is the significance of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana in promoting inclusive growth?
  • A. It increases tax revenue
  • B. It provides direct cash transfers
  • C. It aims to provide banking access to all
  • D. It focuses on industrial development
Q. What is the significance of the PSLV-C49 mission launched by ISRO in 2020?
  • A. It was the first mission to Mars
  • B. It launched 10 satellites into orbit
  • C. It was a test flight for Gaganyaan
  • D. It was the first commercial launch of a foreign satellite
Q. What is the significance of the Quad grouping that includes India and the US?
  • A. Economic cooperation
  • B. Military alliance
  • C. Countering China's influence
  • D. Cultural exchange
Q. What is the significance of the SLR (Statutory Liquidity Ratio)?
  • A. It determines the minimum cash reserves for banks
  • B. It regulates the amount of gold banks must hold
  • C. It ensures banks maintain a certain percentage of liquid assets
  • D. It controls the interest rates on loans
Q. What is the supreme law of India?
  • A. The Constitution of India
  • B. The Indian Penal Code
  • C. The Directive Principles of State Policy
  • D. The Fundamental Rights
Q. What is the tenure of a Governor in India?
  • A. 3 years
  • B. 5 years
  • C. 6 years
  • D. No fixed term
Q. What is the tenure of a Rajya Sabha member?
  • A. 4 years
  • B. 5 years
  • C. 6 years
  • D. 7 years
Q. What is the term duration for a Panchayat at the village level?
  • A. 2 years
  • B. 3 years
  • C. 5 years
  • D. 6 years
Q. What is the term duration for a Panchayat member in India?
  • A. 2 years
  • B. 3 years
  • C. 5 years
  • D. 6 years
Q. What is the term duration for elected members of the Panchayat?
  • A. 2 years
  • B. 3 years
  • C. 5 years
  • D. 6 years
Q. What is the term for the total amount of money a government owes to creditors?
  • A. Budget deficit
  • B. Public debt
  • C. Fiscal surplus
  • D. National savings
Q. What is the term length for the President of India?
  • A. 3 years
  • B. 4 years
  • C. 5 years
  • D. 6 years
Q. What is the term of office for a Governor in India?
  • A. 5 years
  • B. 6 years
  • C. 4 years
  • D. No fixed term
Q. What is the term of office for a judge of the Supreme Court of India?
  • A. 5 years
  • B. 10 years
  • C. Until the age of 65
  • D. Until the age of 70
Q. What is the term of office for a member of the Lok Sabha?
  • A. 4 years
  • B. 5 years
  • C. 6 years
  • D. 3 years
Q. What is the term of office for a member of the Rajya Sabha?
  • A. 5 years
  • B. 6 years
  • C. 4 years
  • D. 3 years
Q. What is the term used for the division of powers between the central and state governments in India?
  • A. Unitary system
  • B. Federalism
  • C. Confederation
  • D. Decentralization
Q. What is the term used for the period when Parliament is not in session?
  • A. Session
  • B. Recess
  • C. Adjournment
  • D. Dissolution
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