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1. What is the name of the International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre inaugurated by the PM?
a) India Pavilion
b) Bharat Mandapam
c) Global Convention Hub
d) International Expo Centre
Answer: b) Bharat Mandapam
2. Where was the International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre ‘Bharat Mandapam’ inaugurated?
a) New Delhi
b) Mumbai
c) Chennai
d) Kolkata
Answer: c) Chennai
3. The ‘Bharat Mandapam’ is primarily intended for what purpose?
a) Cultural performances
b) Religious ceremonies
c) International exhibitions and conventions
d) Political rallies
Answer: c) International exhibitions and conventions
4. Who inaugurated the International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) President of India
b) Prime Minister of India
c) Chief Justice of India
d) Speaker of the Lok Sabha
Answer: b) Prime Minister of India
5. The inauguration of ‘Bharat Mandapam’ took place in which year?
a) 2020
b) 2021
c) 2022
d) 2023
Answer: d) 2023
6. What is the primary function of ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Serving as a cricket stadium
b) Hosting international film festivals
c) Promoting Indian art and culture
d) Conducting medical conferences
Answer: c) Promoting Indian art and culture
7. Which city is home to the International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Bangalore
b) Chennai
c) Mumbai
d) New Delhi
Answer: b) Chennai
8. What type of events will be held at ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Only trade exhibitions
b) Only political rallies
c) Only religious festivals
d) Exhibitions and conventions of various kinds
Answer: d) Exhibitions and conventions of various kinds
9. What is the significance of ‘Bharat Mandapam’ for India?
a) It boosts the tourism industry
b) It enhances international diplomacy
c) It promotes trade partnerships
d) All of the above
Answer: d) All of the above
10. What does ‘Mandapam’ mean in the context of ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Hall or Pavilion
b) Market or Bazaar
c) Mountain or Peak
d) River or Stream
Answer: a) Hall or Pavilion
11. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to the economy?
a) By organizing sports events
b) By hosting fashion shows
c) By attracting business and tourism
d) By holding religious rituals
Answer: c) By attracting business and tourism
12. Which sector is likely to benefit the most from events at ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Agriculture
b) Healthcare
c) Information technology
d) Fashion
Answer: c) Information technology
13. What kind of international events can be hosted at ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Only cultural events
b) Only scientific conferences
c) Only political summits
d) A wide range of events including cultural, scientific, and business-related
Answer: d) A wide range of events including cultural, scientific, and business-related
14. What is the goal of establishing ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) To encourage traditional crafts
b) To showcase the achievements of Indian scientists
c) To boost the auto industry
d) To promote sustainable energy sources
Answer: a) To encourage traditional crafts
15. How will ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to international relations?
a) By hosting sports tournaments
b) By organizing trade fairs
c) By facilitating cultural exchanges and diplomatic events
d) By conducting military exercises
Answer: c) By facilitating cultural exchanges and diplomatic events
16. What is the capacity of the International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) 5,000 people
b) 10,000 people
c) 15,000 people
d) 20,000 people
Answer: d) 20,000 people
17. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to the ‘Make in India’ initiative?
a) By showcasing Indian cuisine
b) By hosting art exhibitions
c) By promoting Indian industries and manufacturing
d) By supporting startups and entrepreneurship
Answer: c) By promoting Indian industries and manufacturing
18. Which sectors will benefit from the business events hosted at ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Only agriculture
b) Only fashion
c) Diverse sectors including agriculture, technology, and manufacturing
d) Only healthcare
Answer: c) Diverse sectors including agriculture, technology, and manufacturing
19. What is the expected impact of ‘Bharat Mandapam’ on tourism?
a) No impact on tourism
b) Decrease in tourism
c) Increase in domestic and international tourism
d) Focus on medical tourism
Answer: c) Increase in domestic and international tourism
20. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ align with India’s cultural heritage?
a) By promoting foreign cultures
b) By preserving and showcasing Indian art, crafts, and traditions
c) By focusing on modern art forms
d) By organizing international film festivals
Answer: b) By preserving and showcasing Indian art, crafts, and traditions
21. What type of exhibitions can be held at ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Only technology exhibitions
b) Only military exhibitions
c) A wide range of exhibitions including technology, art, and more
d) Only fashion exhibitions
Answer: c) A wide range of exhibitions including technology, art, and more
22. What is the significance of the name ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) It represents unity in diversity
b) It highlights international collaborations
c) It emphasizes sports and fitness
d) It focuses on spiritual practices
Answer: a) It represents unity in diversity
23. How will ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to global networking?
a) By hosting cooking competitions
b) By organizing dance competitions
c) By providing a platform for business networking and international collaborations
d) By focusing on language learning
Answer: c) By providing a platform for business networking and international collaborations
24. What is the long-term vision behind establishing ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) To promote only traditional art forms
b) To create a space for international cricket matches
c) To establish India as a global hub for exhibitions and conventions
d) To focus on space exploration
Answer: c) To establish India as a global hub for exhibitions and conventions
25. What is the size of the International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Small hall
b) Medium-sized hall
c) Large hall with multiple sections
d) Outdoor arena
Answer: c) Large hall with multiple sections
26. What is the expected impact of ‘Bharat Mandapam’ on the local economy?
a) No impact
b) Negative impact
c) Positive impact through increased business activities, job creation, and tourism
d) Impact limited to the cultural sector
Answer: c) Positive impact through increased business activities, job creation, and tourism
27. Which of the following events is likely to be hosted at ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Local book club meetings
b) International book fairs
c) Only political rallies
d) Only religious events
Answer: b) International book fairs
28. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to India’s soft power diplomacy?
a) By focusing on military displays
b) By promoting Indian cuisine
c) By hosting cultural events and international conferences
d) By showcasing luxury goods
Answer: c) By hosting cultural events and international conferences
29. How will ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to knowledge exchange?
a) By organizing stand-up comedy shows
b) By hosting quiz competitions
c) By facilitating international academic conferences and symposiums
d) By focusing on fashion shows
Answer: c) By facilitating international academic conferences and symposiums
30. How can ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to environmental sustainability?
a) By organizing car races
b) By focusing on agricultural exhibitions
c) By promoting renewable energy technologies and eco-friendly practices
d) By hosting heavy industrial exhibitions
Answer: c) By promoting renewable energy technologies and eco-friendly practices
31. What role can ‘Bharat Mandapam’ play in promoting Indian startups?
a) No role in promoting startups
b) Hosting startup pitch competitions and innovation showcases
c) Only supporting established businesses
d) Focusing on promoting foreign startups
Answer: b) Hosting startup pitch competitions and innovation showcases
32. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to skill development?
a) By organizing beauty pageants
b) By focusing on music festivals
c) By hosting workshops, seminars, and training sessions
d) By promoting professional sports training
Answer: c) By hosting workshops, seminars, and training sessions
33. What is the primary target audience for events at ‘Bharat Mandapam’?
a) Only tourists
b) Only politicians
c) A diverse audience including professionals, students, and enthusiasts
d) Only religious practitioners
Answer: c) A diverse audience including professionals, students, and enthusiasts
34. How can ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to technology advancement?
a) By hosting cooking shows
b) By organizing dance competitions
c) By providing a platform for showcasing cutting-edge technologies and innovations
d) By focusing on literature and poetry events
Answer: c) By providing a platform for showcasing cutting-edge technologies and innovations
35. How will ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to youth engagement?
a) By focusing on senior citizen events
b) By promoting traditional art forms only
c) By organizing events catering exclusively to children
d) By offering a variety of events appealing to the youth
Answer: d) By offering a variety of events appealing to the youth
36. What is the expected impact of ‘Bharat Mandapam’ on cultural exchange?
a) No impact
b) Negative impact
c) Positive impact by fostering cross-cultural interactions and understanding
d) Impact limited to regional exchanges
Answer: c) Positive impact by fostering cross-cultural interactions and understanding
37. How will ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to India’s international image?
a) By focusing on negative aspects of the country
b) By promoting luxury goods
c) By showcasing India’s achievements and promoting its soft power
d) By hosting events solely for domestic audiences
Answer: c) By showcasing India’s achievements and promoting its soft power
38. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ align with the ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ initiative?
a) By importing all the required resources
b) By promoting self-reliance and indigenous industries
c) By focusing solely on foreign collaborations
d) By supporting foreign businesses
Answer: b) By promoting self-reliance and indigenous industries
39. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to women’s empowerment?
a) By focusing solely on men-centric events
b) By promoting traditional gender roles
c) By offering platforms for women entrepreneurs, artists, and professionals
d) By organizing events exclusively for men
Answer: c) By offering platforms for women entrepreneurs, artists, and professionals
40. How will ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to regional development?
a) No contribution to regional development
b) By focusing on urban areas only
c) By promoting local industries, crafts, and culture
d) By concentrating on international collaborations
Answer: c) By promoting local industries, crafts, and culture
41. How can ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to disaster preparedness?
a) By focusing solely on technology exhibitions
b) By hosting exhibitions related to disaster management and preparedness
c) By organizing fashion shows
d) By promoting luxury goods
Answer: b) By hosting exhibitions related to disaster management and preparedness
42. What role can ‘Bharat Mandapam’ play in promoting Indian cinema?
a) By organizing only international film festivals
b) By focusing solely on Hollywood movies
c) By hosting events related to film production and distribution
d) By excluding the film industry from its events
Answer: c) By hosting events related to film production and distribution
43. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to international education collaboration?
a) By organizing sports events
b) By hosting music concerts
c) By facilitating academic partnerships and conferences
d) By focusing solely on local education
Answer: c) By facilitating academic partnerships and conferences
44. How can ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to rural development?
a) By focusing solely on urban issues
b) By promoting only foreign goods
c) By showcasing rural crafts, agricultural practices, and innovations
d) By excluding rural areas from its scope
Answer: c) By showcasing rural crafts, agricultural practices, and innovations
45. How will ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to international trade relationships?
a) By excluding trade-related events
b) By focusing solely on national trade
c) By providing a platform for trade exhibitions and business conferences
d) By hosting events unrelated to trade
Answer: c) By providing a platform for trade exhibitions and business conferences
46. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to social innovation?
a) By promoting outdated practices
b) By organizing only entertainment events
c) By fostering an environment for showcasing social innovations and impact-driven projects
d) By excluding social issues from its scope
Answer: c) By fostering an environment for showcasing social innovations and impact-driven projects
47. How can ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to international partnerships in science and research?
a) By hosting only art exhibitions
b) By focusing solely on literature events
c) By facilitating international scientific conferences and collaborations
d) By excluding science and research from its events
Answer: c) By facilitating international scientific conferences and collaborations
48. What is the role of ‘Bharat Mandapam’ in promoting heritage conservation?
a) No role in heritage conservation
b) By focusing solely on contemporary art
c) By showcasing traditional art, crafts, and heritage conservation efforts
d) By excluding traditional art forms
Answer: c) By showcasing traditional art, crafts, and heritage conservation efforts
49. How does ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to addressing global challenges?
a) By organizing dance competitions
b) By focusing on luxury goods
c) By providing a platform for discussions and solutions related to global challenges
d) By excluding discussions on global issues
Answer: c) By providing a platform for discussions and solutions related to global challenges
50. How will ‘Bharat Mandapam’ contribute to youth empowerment?
a) By hosting events exclusively for senior citizens
b) By promoting outdated practices
c) By offering platforms for youth to showcase their talents, innovations, and ideas
d) By excluding youth from its scope
Answer: c) By offering platforms for youth to showcase their talents, innovations, and ideas
51. What date is celebrated as International Friendship Day?
a) June 30th
b) July 30th
c) August 30th
d) September 30th
Answer: b) July 30th
52. International Friendship Day aims to express gratitude to:
a) Family members
b) Co-workers
c) Friends
d) Strangers
Answer: c) Friends
53. International Friendship Day has been celebrated since:
a) 2001
b) 2005
c) 2011
d) 2015
Answer: c) 2011
54. Who established the International Day of Friendship?
a) UNESCO
b) World Health Organization
c) United Nations General Assembly
d) International Red Cross
Answer: c) United Nations General Assembly
55. The core belief behind International Friendship Day is that fostering friendships can lead to:
a) Economic growth
b) Cultural isolation
c) Peace efforts
d) Political rivalry
Answer: c) Peace efforts
56. International Friendship Day promotes unity between:
a) Animals and humans
b) Countries and cultures
c) Rival communities
d) Corporations and governments
Answer: b) Countries and cultures
57. International Friendship Day is celebrated globally to honor:
a) Famous personalities
b) Siblings
c) Our friends
d) Teachers
Answer: c) Our friends
58. The celebration of International Friendship Day involves:
a) Giving gifts to enemies
b) Expressing gratitude to friends
c) Only sending messages online
d) Ignoring the significance of friendships
Answer: b) Expressing gratitude to friends
59. The United Nations believes that fostering friendships can contribute to:
a) Division among people
b) Social media popularity
c) Unity and peace efforts
d) Economic competition
Answer: c) Unity and peace efforts
60. The International Day of Friendship falls on the same day every year, which is:
a) A floating holiday
b) July 15th
c) The last Sunday of July
d) July 30th
Answer: d) July 30th
61. The purpose of International Friendship Day is to cherish:
a) Material possessions
b) Virtual friendships
c) Meaningful friendships
d) Family relationships
Answer: c) Meaningful friendships
62. International Friendship Day encourages people to appreciate:
a) Loneliness
b) Personal achievements
c) Supportive friendships
d) Material wealth
Answer: c) Supportive friendships
63. The UN General Assembly established International Friendship Day in:
a) 2005
b) 2010
c) 2011
d) 2015
Answer: c) 2011
64. The International Day of Friendship serves as a catalyst for:
a) Economic growth
b) Environmental degradation
c) Peace efforts
d) Nationalism
Answer: c) Peace efforts
65. The primary focus of International Friendship Day is to foster friendship among:
a) Politicians
b) Celebrities
c) Communities and individuals
d) Scientists
Answer: c) Communities and individuals
66. What is the main theme of International Friendship Day?
a) Celebrating personal achievements
b) Fostering unity between nations
c) Expressing love for family
d) Recognizing professional connections
Answer: b) Fostering unity between nations
67. International Friendship Day is celebrated on July 30th to coincide with:
a) A historical event
b) A global sports event
c) A religious festival
d) A traditional holiday
Answer: a) A historical event
68. The United Nations emphasizes that friendships can contribute to:
a) Isolationism
b) Conflict resolution
c) Political polarization
d) Cultural appropriation
Answer: b) Conflict resolution
69. What is the significance of celebrating International Friendship Day?
a) Promoting consumerism
b) Fostering unity and peace
c) Encouraging rivalry
d) Criticizing government policies
Answer: b) Fostering unity and peace
70. International Friendship Day encourages people to focus on:
a) Material possessions
b) Social media popularity
c) Relationships and connections
d) Professional success
Answer: c) Relationships and connections
71. How can people celebrate International Friendship Day?
a) By competing with friends
b) By sending anonymous gifts
c) By expressing gratitude to friends
d) By ignoring the day’s significance
Answer: c) By expressing gratitude to friends
72. The UN believes that fostering friendships can help to overcome:
a) Cultural differences
b) The need for diplomacy
c) National pride
d) Economic challenges
Answer: a) Cultural differences
73. The International Day of Friendship contributes to the promotion of:
a) Social isolation
b) Economic inequality
c) Intra-community conflicts
d) Global peace and harmony
Answer: d) Global peace and harmony
74. International Friendship Day is dedicated to recognizing the importance of:
a) Material possessions
b) Interpersonal relationships
c) Nationalistic beliefs
d) Individual achievements
Answer: b) Interpersonal relationships
75. How does International Friendship Day help in fostering unity?
a) By encouraging competition
b) By highlighting differences
c) By promoting cross-cultural interactions
d) By focusing on political agendas
Answer: c) By promoting cross-cultural interactions
76. The International Day of Friendship encourages people to:
a) Isolate themselves
b) Extend kindness to strangers
c) Ignore their friends
d) Pursue personal interests
Answer: b) Extend kindness to strangers
77. International Friendship Day aligns with the belief that friendships can lead to:
a) Isolation
b) Conflict
c) Unity and peace
d) Economic competition
Answer: c) Unity and peace
78. What is the primary goal of International Friendship Day?
a) Celebrating national pride
b) Promoting consumerism
c) Fostering friendship among individuals and communities
d) Ignoring cultural differences
Answer: c) Fostering friendship among individuals and communities
79. How can individuals contribute to the spirit of International Friendship Day?
a) By promoting divisiveness
b) By forming exclusive cliques
c) By fostering understanding and harmony
d) By focusing solely on personal interests
Answer: c) By fostering understanding and harmony
80. The UN believes that cultivating friendships can lead to:
a) Environmental degradation
b) Social isolation
c) A more peaceful world
d) Economic recession
Answer: c) A more peaceful world
81. International Friendship Day emphasizes the importance of:
a) Material wealth
b) Isolationism
c) Global cooperation and understanding
d) Competition among nations
Answer: c) Global cooperation and understanding
82. The United Nations sees International Friendship Day as a way to promote:
a) Nationalism
b) Social media engagement
c) Diplomatic tensions
d) Dialogue and cooperation
Answer: d) Dialogue and cooperation
83. The main purpose of celebrating International Friendship Day is to:
a) Compete with friends
b) Strengthen family bonds
c) Foster unity and friendship
d) Focus on personal achievements
Answer: c) Foster unity and friendship
84. International Friendship Day aims to bridge gaps between:
a) Generations
b) Rival communities
c) Political ideologies
d) Corporations
Answer: b) Rival communities
85. The UN believes that friendship can serve as a catalyst for:
a) Social exclusion
b) Economic inequality
c) Peace and harmony
d) Cultural assimilation
Answer: c) Peace and harmony
86. International Friendship Day highlights the significance of:
a) Material success
b) Isolating oneself
c) Building positive relationships
d) Focusing on personal achievements
Answer: c) Building positive relationships
87. The International Day of Friendship was established by:
a) The World Health Organization
b) UNESCO
c) United Nations General Assembly
d) International Red Cross
Answer: c) United Nations General Assembly
88. How does International Friendship Day contribute to peace efforts?
a) By promoting rivalry
b) By encouraging conflict
c) By fostering understanding and cooperation
d) By emphasizing differences
Answer: c) By fostering understanding and cooperation
89. The International Day of Friendship fosters unity among:
a) Corporations
b) Individuals and communities
c) Competing nations
d) Different political parties
Answer: b) Individuals and communities
90. The primary aim of International Friendship Day is to promote:
a) Cultural appropriation
b) Nationalism
c) Understanding and cooperation
d) Isolationism
Answer: c) Understanding and cooperation
91. International Friendship Day encourages people to focus on:
a) Competition
b) Differences
c) Common values and connections
d) Political affiliations
Answer: c) Common values and connections
92. The International Day of Friendship encourages individuals to appreciate:
a) Social media followers
b) Personal achievements
c) Environmental concerns
d) Meaningful relationships
Answer: d) Meaningful relationships
93. How does International Friendship Day contribute to cultural diversity?
a) By promoting cultural assimilation
b) By emphasizing national identities
c) By fostering cross-cultural interactions and understanding
d) By isolating communities from each other
Answer: c) By fostering cross-cultural interactions and understanding
94. The UN General Assembly established International Friendship Day to promote:
a) Political polarization
b) Economic competition
c) Unity and harmony
d) Nationalism
Answer: c) Unity and harmony
95. How can individuals celebrate International Friendship Day?
a) By excluding others
b) By promoting divisiveness
c) By expressing gratitude and kindness to friends
d) By focusing on personal interests only
Answer: c) By expressing gratitude and kindness to friends
96. International Friendship Day serves as a reminder to:
a) Ignore personal relationships
b) Focus on material possessions
c) Appreciate the value of friendships
d) Compete with friends
Answer: c) Appreciate the value of friendships
97. The United Nations believes that fostering friendships can contribute to:
a) Cultural homogenization
b) Economic recession
c) Global understanding and cooperation
d) Isolationism
Answer: c) Global understanding and cooperation
98. What is the central message of International Friendship Day?
a) Isolation is important
b) Economic competition is necessary
c) Friendship can lead to unity and peace
d) Nationalism should be promoted
Answer: c) Friendship can lead to unity and peace
99. International Friendship Day encourages people to focus on:
a) Conflict resolution
b) Material possessions
c) Fostering unity and understanding
d) Political debates
Answer: c) Fostering unity and understanding
100. The International Day of Friendship promotes the idea that friendships can:
a) Lead to rivalry
b) Foster unity and peace efforts
c) Ignite conflicts
d) Isolate individuals
Answer: b) Foster unity and peace efforts
101. What did the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) announce on July 27, 2023?
a) Establishment of a new stock exchange
b) Launch of a new cryptocurrency
c) Establishment of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)
d) Introduction of new trading regulations
Answer: c) Establishment of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)
102. What is the primary purpose of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) To regulate cryptocurrency trading
b) To provide support during stressed market conditions
c) To manage investments in the stock market
d) To promote speculative trading activities
Answer: b) To provide support during stressed market conditions
103. How is the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) regulated?
a) By the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
b) By the Ministry of Finance
c) By the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) By the National Stock Exchange (NSE)
Answer: c) By the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
104. What role does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) play during stressed market conditions?
a) It purchases investment-grade corporate debt securities
b) It provides loans to individuals
c) It invests in high-risk assets
d) It regulates stock market indices
Answer: a) It purchases investment-grade corporate debt securities
105. What is the purpose of the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD)?
a) To regulate trading in the corporate bond market
b) To offer guarantee cover against debt raised by the CDMDF
c) To provide support to cryptocurrency startups
d) To promote speculative trading in the stock market
Answer: b) To offer guarantee cover against debt raised by the CDMDF
106. What does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) provide cover against?
a) Debt raised by the central government
b) Debt raised by non-profit organizations
c) Debt raised or to be raised by the CDMDF
d) Debt raised by foreign corporations
Answer: c) Debt raised or to be raised by the CDMDF
107. In which market is the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) primarily focused?
a) Equity market
b) Real estate market
c) Corporate debt market
d) Commodity market
Answer: c) Corporate debt market
108. What is the purpose of the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) in relation to market stability?
a) It provides support to speculative trading
b) It adds stability to the market during dislocation
c) It encourages short-term trading activities
d) It guarantees high returns on investments
Answer: b) It adds stability to the market during dislocation
109. Who regulates the functioning of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) Ministry of Corporate Affairs
b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL)
Answer: c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
110. What type of debt securities does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) purchase?
a) Low-rated corporate debt securities
b) Government bonds
c) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
d) Cryptocurrency assets
Answer: c) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
111. What is the primary function of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) during stressed market conditions?
a) To sell off its investment portfolio
b) To provide loans to retail investors
c) To purchase distressed assets
d) To provide support by purchasing corporate debt securities
Answer: d) To provide support by purchasing corporate debt securities
112. How does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) function as a ‘backstop facility’?
a) By issuing new shares in the market
b) By providing loans to startups
c) By purchasing investment-grade corporate debt securities
d) By regulating the stock market indices
Answer: c) By purchasing investment-grade corporate debt securities
113. What role does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) play in relation to the CDMDF’s debt raising activities?
a) It provides insurance against losses
b) It encourages speculative trading
c) It guarantees high interest rates
d) It offers guarantee cover for the debt raised by CDMDF
Answer: d) It offers guarantee cover for the debt raised by CDMDF
114. Which organization aims to offer guarantee cover through the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD)?
a) Ministry of Finance, India
b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) National Stock Exchange (NSE)
Answer: c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
115. In which market does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) provide stability during dislocation?
a) Real estate market
b) Equity market
c) Foreign exchange market
d) Corporate debt market
Answer: d) Corporate debt market
116. What type of securities does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) focus on purchasing?
a) High-risk corporate debt securities
b) Equity shares of startups
c) Government securities
d) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
Answer: d) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
117. What is the objective of the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD)?
a) To encourage speculative trading
b) To offer insurance against market crashes
c) To add volatility to the corporate debt market
d) To provide guarantee cover for CDMDF’s debt raising activities
Answer: d) To provide guarantee cover for CDMDF’s debt raising activities
118. Which regulatory body is responsible for the functioning of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) Ministry of Corporate Affairs
b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL)
Answer: c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
119. What is the primary market focus of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) Equity market
b) Real estate market
c) Government securities market
d) Corporate debt market
Answer: d) Corporate debt market
120. How does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) contribute to market stability?
a) By encouraging speculative trading
b) By providing loans to retail investors
c) By guaranteeing high returns on investments
d) By offering guarantee cover against debt raised by CDMDF
Answer: d) By offering guarantee cover against debt raised by CDMDF
121. What does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) purchase during stressed market conditions?
a) Government bonds
b) Low-rated corporate debt securities
c) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
d) Cryptocurrency assets
Answer: c) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
122. How does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) function as a ‘backstop facility’?
a) By issuing new shares in the market
b) By providing loans to startups
c) By purchasing investment-grade corporate debt securities
d) By regulating the stock market indices
Answer: c) By purchasing investment-grade corporate debt securities
123. What role does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) play in relation to the CDMDF’s debt raising activities?
a) It provides insurance against losses
b) It encourages speculative trading
c) It guarantees high interest rates
d) It offers guarantee cover for the debt raised by CDMDF
Answer: d) It offers guarantee cover for the debt raised by CDMDF
124. Which organization aims to offer guarantee cover through the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD)?
a) Ministry of Finance, India
b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) National Stock Exchange (NSE)
Answer: c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
125. In which market does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) provide stability during dislocation?
a) Real estate market
b) Equity market
c) Foreign exchange market
d) Corporate debt market
Answer: d) Corporate debt market
126. What type of securities does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) focus on purchasing?
a) High-risk corporate debt securities
b) Equity shares of startups
c) Government securities
d) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
Answer: d) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
127. What is the objective of the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD)?
a) To encourage speculative trading
b) To offer insurance against market crashes
c) To add volatility to the corporate debt market
d) To provide guarantee cover for CDMDF’s debt raising activities
Answer: d) To provide guarantee cover for CDMDF’s debt raising activities
128. Which regulatory body is responsible for the functioning of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) Ministry of Corporate Affairs
b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL)
Answer: c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
129. What is the primary market focus of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) Equity market
b) Real estate market
c) Government securities market
d) Corporate debt market
Answer: d) Corporate debt market
130. How does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) contribute to market stability?
a) By encouraging speculative trading
b) By providing loans to retail investors
c) By guaranteeing high returns on investments
d) By offering guarantee cover against debt raised by CDMDF
Answer: d) By offering guarantee cover against debt raised by CDMDF
131. What does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) purchase during stressed market conditions?
a) Government bonds
b) Low-rated corporate debt securities
c) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
d) Cryptocurrency assets
Answer: c) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
132. How does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) function as a ‘backstop facility’?
a) By issuing new shares in the market
b) By providing loans to startups
c) By purchasing investment-grade corporate debt securities
d) By regulating the stock market indices
Answer: c) By purchasing investment-grade corporate debt securities
133. What role does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) play in relation to the CDMDF’s debt raising activities?
a) It provides insurance against losses
b) It encourages speculative trading
c) It guarantees high interest rates
d) It offers guarantee cover for the debt raised by CDMDF
Answer: d) It offers guarantee cover for the debt raised by CDMDF
134. Which organization aims to offer guarantee cover through the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD)?
a) Ministry of Finance, India
b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) National Stock Exchange (NSE)
Answer: c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
135. In which market does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) provide stability during dislocation?
a) Real estate market
b) Equity market
c) Foreign exchange market
d) Corporate debt market
Answer: d) Corporate debt market
136. What type of securities does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) focus on purchasing?
a) High-risk corporate debt securities
b) Equity shares of startups
c) Government securities
d) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
Answer: d) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
137. What is the objective of the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD)?
a) To encourage speculative trading
b) To offer insurance against market crashes
c) To add volatility to the corporate debt market
d) To provide guarantee cover for CDMDF’s debt raising activities
Answer: d) To provide guarantee cover for CDMDF’s debt raising activities
138. Which regulatory body is responsible for the functioning of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) Ministry of Corporate Affairs
b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL)
Answer: c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
139. What is the primary market focus of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) Equity market
b) Real estate market
c) Government securities market
d) Corporate debt market
Answer: d) Corporate debt market
140. How does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) contribute to market stability?
a) By encouraging speculative trading
b) By providing loans to retail investors
c) By guaranteeing high returns on investments
d) By offering guarantee cover against debt raised by CDMDF
Answer: d) By offering guarantee cover against debt raised by CDMDF
141. What does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) purchase during stressed market conditions?
a) Government bonds
b) Low-rated corporate debt securities
c) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
d) Cryptocurrency assets
Answer: c) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
142. How does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) function as a ‘backstop facility’?
a) By issuing new shares in the market
b) By providing loans to startups
c) By purchasing investment-grade corporate debt securities
d) By regulating the stock market indices
Answer: c) By purchasing investment-grade corporate debt securities
143. What role does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) play in relation to the CDMDF’s debt raising activities?
a) It provides insurance against losses
b) It encourages speculative trading
c) It guarantees high interest rates
d) It offers guarantee cover for the debt raised by CDMDF
Answer: d) It offers guarantee cover for the debt raised by CDMDF
144. Which organization aims to offer guarantee cover through the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD)?
a) Ministry of Finance, India
b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) National Stock Exchange (NSE)
Answer: c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
145. In which market does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) provide stability during dislocation?
a) Real estate market
b) Equity market
c) Foreign exchange market
d) Corporate debt market
Answer: d) Corporate debt market
146. What type of securities does the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) focus on purchasing?
a) High-risk corporate debt securities
b) Equity shares of startups
c) Government securities
d) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
Answer: d) Investment-grade corporate debt securities
147. What is the objective of the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD)?
a) To encourage speculative trading
b) To offer insurance against market crashes
c) To add volatility to the corporate debt market
d) To provide guarantee cover for CDMDF’s debt raising activities
Answer: d) To provide guarantee cover for CDMDF’s debt raising activities
148. Which regulatory body is responsible for the functioning of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) Ministry of Corporate Affairs
b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
d) National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL)
Answer: c) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
149. What is the primary market focus of the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF)?
a) Equity market
b) Real estate market
c) Government securities market
d) Corporate debt market
Answer: d) Corporate debt market
150. How does the Guarantee Scheme for Corporate Debt (GSCD) contribute to market stability?
a) By encouraging speculative trading
b) By providing loans to retail investors
c) By guaranteeing high returns on investments
d) By offering guarantee cover against debt raised by CDMDF
Answer: d) By offering guarantee cover against debt raised by CDMDF
151. What is the main subject of PM Modi’s urging to the Sri Lanka President?
a) Economic reforms
b) Environmental conservation
c) Implementation of the 13th Amendment
d) Trade negotiations
Answer: c) Implementation of the 13th Amendment
152. The 13th Amendment is related to which country?
a) India
b) Sri Lanka
c) Nepal
d) Bangladesh
Answer: b) Sri Lanka
153. The 13th Amendment to the Sri Lankan Constitution deals with:
a) Religious freedom
b) Freedom of speech
c) Devolution of powers to provinces
d) International trade
Answer: c) Devolution of powers to provinces
154. Who urged the Sri Lanka President to implement the 13th Amendment?
a) Sri Lanka Prime Minister
b) UN Secretary-General
c) Indian PM Modi
d) US President
Answer: c) Indian PM Modi
156. The 13th Amendment was introduced as a result of:
a) Economic crisis
b) Civil war
c) Environmental concerns
d) Educational reforms
Answer: b) Civil war
157. Which level of government does the 13th Amendment aim to empower?
a) Central government only
b) Local government only
c) Provincial government
d) Military authorities
Answer: c) Provincial government
158. The 13th Amendment was a part of which agreement?
a) Indo-Pak Peace Accord
b) Colombo Agreement
c) Kandy Accord
d) Geneva Accords
Answer: b) Colombo Agreement
159. What is the significance of the 13th Amendment in Sri Lanka?
a) It established a new religion
b) It brought an end to political parties
c) It provided autonomy to provinces
d) It dissolved the central government
Answer: c) It provided autonomy to provinces
160. The implementation of the 13th Amendment is closely related to resolving conflicts with:
a) India
b) China
c) Pakistan
d) Bangladesh
Answer: a) India
161. What is the main role of the Provincial Councils established under the 13th Amendment?
a) Defense and security matters
b) Economic development
c) Foreign policy decisions
d) Religious affairs
Answer: b) Economic development
162. The 13th Amendment was a response to the demands made by which community in Sri Lanka?
a) Sinhalese
b) Tamils
c) Muslims
d) Buddhists
Answer: b) Tamils
163. Which Indian state’s governance structure inspired the 13th Amendment?
a) Maharashtra
b) Gujarat
c) Tamil Nadu
d) Karnataka
Answer: c) Tamil Nadu
164. The 13th Amendment aimed to address the concerns of which group in Sri Lanka?
a) Religious minorities
b) Political leaders
c) Indigenous tribes
d) Ethnic minorities, especially Tamils
Answer: d) Ethnic minorities, especially Tamils
165. The 13th Amendment was proposed in which year?
a) 1977
b) 1987
c) 1993
d) 2001
Answer:b) 1987
166. What is the main criticism surrounding the implementation of the 13th Amendment?
a) It grants too much power to the central government.
b) It does not address the rights of minority communities.
c) It is not relevant to Sri Lanka’s political landscape.
d) It lacks support from international organizations.
Answer: b) It does not address the rights of minority communities.
167. The 13th Amendment was introduced during the presidency of:
a) Ranasinghe Premadasa
b) Mahinda Rajapaksa
c) Maithripala Sirisena
d) Gotabaya Rajapaksa
Answer: a) Ranasinghe Premadasa
168. The 13th Amendment is associated with which Indian Prime Minister?
a) Jawaharlal Nehru
b) Indira Gandhi
c) Rajiv Gandhi
d) Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Answer: c) Rajiv Gandhi
169. The implementation of the 13th Amendment has been a point of contention primarily between:
a) Central government and provincial governments
b) Military and civilians
c) Business leaders and labor unions
d) Rural and urban populations
Answer: a) Central government and provincial governments
170. The 13th Amendment aimed to provide autonomy and self-governance to:
a) National parks
b) Religious institutions
c) Provincial councils
d) Private corporations
Answer: c) Provincial councils
171. The 13th Amendment was introduced as a response to demands for:
a) Economic reforms
b) Educational improvements
c) Greater political representation for Tamil community
d) Military intervention
Answer: c) Greater political representation for Tamil community
172. The implementation of the 13th Amendment is considered crucial for:
a) Expanding the military
b) Resolving ethnic tensions
c) Reducing international trade
d) Eliminating social inequality
Answer: b) Resolving ethnic tensions
173. What is the main geographical region that has been seeking autonomy through the 13th Amendment?
a) Northern Province
b) Eastern Province
c) Western Province
d) Southern Province
Answer: a) Northern Province
174. The 13th Amendment grants power to provincial councils in areas such as:
a) Defense and foreign affairs
b) Religion and culture
c) Education and healthcare
d) National budget allocation
Answer:b) Religion and culture
175. The 13th Amendment aimed to address the linguistic and cultural rights of the:
a) Sinhalese majority
b) Tamil minority
c) Muslim community
d) Buddhist clergy
Answer: b) Tamil minority
176. Which political agreement paved the way for the introduction of the 13th Amendment?
a) Colombo Declaration
b) Kandy Agreement
c) Indo-Sri Lanka Accord
d) Panchayat Accord
Answer: c) Indo-Sri Lanka Accord
177. The 13th Amendment was part of a larger peace process to end a decades-long conflict in Sri Lanka involving:
a) Civil war with India
b) Ethnic tensions and separatism
c) Border disputes with Bangladesh
d) Religious conflicts between Buddhists and Hindus
Answer: b) Ethnic tensions and separatism
178. The 13th Amendment was intended to give more power and authority to which level of government?
a) Central government
b) Municipal governments
c) Provincial governments
d) Federal governments
Answer: c) Provincial governments
170. What is the significance of the term “13th Amendment” in Sri Lankan politics?
a) It represents a significant constitutional amendment.
b) It refers to the 13th year of a particular government’s rule.
c) It symbolizes the 13 major provinces in Sri Lanka.
d) It signifies the 13-point agenda of the Tamil political parties.
Answer: a) It represents a significant constitutional amendment.
179. The 13th Amendment aimed to provide a solution to the historical grievances of which community in Sri Lanka?
a) Sinhalese
b) Tamils
c) Muslims
d) Malays
Answer: b) Tamils
180. The 13th Amendment was a result of negotiations between the governments of Sri Lanka and:
a) India
b) China
c) Pakistan
d) United States
Answer:a) India
181. Which of the following was NOT a provision of the 13th Amendment?
a) Establishment of Provincial Councils
b) Creation of an Executive President
c) Devolution of powers to provinces
d) Distribution of financial resources
Answer: b) Creation of an Executive President
182. What role did India play in the implementation of the 13th Amendment in Sri Lanka?
a) India provided military assistance to enforce it.
b) India brokered a peace agreement leading to its introduction.
c) India boycotted Sri Lankan goods until it was implemented.
d) India proposed the amendment during a diplomatic summit.
Answer: b) India brokered a peace agreement leading to its introduction.
183. The implementation of the 13th Amendment is seen as a step toward:
a) Establishing a monarchy
b) Strengthening central government control
c) Religious unification
d) Ethnic reconciliation
Answer: d) Ethnic reconciliation
184. The 13th Amendment was influenced by the recommendations of the:
a) World Bank
b) United Nations
c) European Union
d) South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)
Answer: b) United Nations
185. The 13th Amendment aimed to address the grievances arising from the:
a) Economic divide between rural and urban areas
b) Land distribution policies
c) Discrimination against religious minorities
d) Ethnic conflict between Sinhalese and Tamils
Answer: d) Ethnic conflict between Sinhalese and Tamils
1860. The implementation of the 13th Amendment would likely lead to the decentralization of powers, which means:
a) Giving more power to the central government
b) Transferring power from provinces to the central government
c) Granting more power to provincial councils
d) Eliminating all levels of government
Answer: c) Granting more power to provincial councils
187. The 13th Amendment is considered essential for achieving:
a) Economic austerity
b) Political stability
c) Cultural homogeneity
d) Religious fundamentalism
Answer: b) Political stability
188. What type of powers were intended to be devolved to the provincial councils under the 13th Amendment?
a) Reserved powers
b) Concurrent powers
c) Enumerated powers
d) Exclusive powers
Answer: d) Exclusive powers
189. Which ethnic community in Sri Lanka has been most vocal about the implementation of the 13th Amendment?
a) Sinhalese
b) Tamils
c) Muslims
d) Malays
Answer: b) Tamils
190. The 13th Amendment aims to create a framework for resolving conflicts through:
a) Diplomatic negotiations
b) Economic sanctions
c) Military intervention
d) Parliamentary debates
Answer: a) Diplomatic negotiations
191. The 13th Amendment seeks to provide a mechanism for greater participation of local communities in:
a) National sports events
b) International trade agreements
c) Provincial administration
d) Military operations
Answer: c) Provincial administration
192. What is the main concern for the Sri Lanka President in relation to implementing the 13th Amendment?
a) Ensuring equal rights for all ethnic groups
b) Maintaining centralized power
c) Promoting economic growth
d) Protecting religious institutions
Answer: b) Maintaining centralized power
193. The 13th Amendment is often seen as a step toward addressing the political demands of the:
a) Buddhist clergy
b) Tamil Tigers (LTTE)
c) Muslim Brotherhood
d) Indigenous tribes
Answer:b) Tamil Tigers (LTTE)
194. The 13th Amendment aimed to establish a system of governance based on:
a) Military rule
b) Monarchy
c) Federalism
d) Socialism
Answer: c) Federalism
195. What is the primary role of the Governor of a province as defined by the 13th Amendment?
a) Military command
b) Economic planning
c) Provincial administration
d) International diplomacy
Answer: c
196. The 13th Amendment reflects the international principle of:
a) Nationalization
b) Self-determination
c) Interventionism
d) Secession
Answer: b) Self-determination
197. The implementation of the 13th Amendment would likely require amendments to the:
a) National anthem
b) Presidential term limit
c) Provincial council elections
d) National currency
Answer: c) Provincial council elections
198 Which level of government would be responsible for implementing policies related to health and education under the 13th Amendment?
a) Central government
b) Municipal governments
c) Provincial governments
d) International organizations
Answer: cc) Provincial governments
199. What is the connection between the 13th Amendment and the regional aspirations of Tamil communities?
a) It aims to suppress Tamil aspirations.
b) It seeks to promote Tamil secessionist movements.
c) It provides a framework for addressing Tamil aspirations.
d) It promotes economic development only.
Answer: c) It provides a framework for addressing Tamil aspirations.
200. The 13th Amendment is a reflection of efforts to address issues related to:
a) Environmental conservation
b) Religious conversion
c) Ethnic and regional tensions
d) International trade negotiations
Answer: c) Ethnic and regional tensions
20. Who released the book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’ in Rameshwaram?
a) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
b) Shri Amit Shah
c) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
d) Dr. Y.S. Rajan
Answer: b) Shri Amit Shah
201. The book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’ was released at which location?
a) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam House
b) Mission of Life Gallery Museum
c) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam National Memorial
d) Rameshwaram Temple
Answer: c) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam National Memorial
202. What is the English translation of the Tamil book ‘Ninaivugalukku Maranamillai’?
a) Memories Never Die
b) Mission of Life
c) Life of Dr. Kalam
d) Memories of Abdul Kalam
Answer: a) Memories Never Die
203. Who were the authors of the book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’?
a) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
b) Dr. Y.S. Rajan and Shri Amit Shah
c) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar and Dr. Y.S. Rajan
d) Shri Amit Shah and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
Answer: c) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar and Dr. Y.S. Rajan
204. What role did Dr. Y.S. Rajan have in relation to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam?
a) Niece
b) Scientist
c) Close confidante
d) Minister of Cooperation
Answer: c) Close confidante
205. Which organization was Dr. Y.S. Rajan associated with?
a) ISRO
b) DRDO
c) NASA
d) Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
Answer: a) ISRO
206. What is the name of the niece of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam who co-authored the book?
a) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
b) Dr. Y.S. Rajan
c) Shri Amit Shah
d) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
Answer: a) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
207. What is the title of the original Tamil book written by the authors?
a) Memories Never Die
b) Ninaivugalukku Maranamillai
c) Life of Dr. Kalam
d) Abdul Kalam: An Inspiring Journey
Answer: b) Ninaivugalukku Maranamillai
208. What aspect of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam’s life does the book cover?
a) His achievements as a scientist
b) His political career
c) His early childhood till his passing
d) His contributions to literature
Answer: c) His early childhood till his passing
209. Which government official visited the Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam House, Mission of Life Gallery Museum, and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam National Memorial?
a) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
b) Shri Amit Shah
c) Dr. Y.S. Rajan
d) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
Answer: b) Shri Amit Shah
210. What does the book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’ reveal about the life of Dr. Kalam?
a) His political accomplishments
b) His hobbies and interests
c) His entire life journey from childhood to death
d) His interactions with world leaders
Answer: c) His entire life journey from childhood to death
211. Who among the authors of the book had a close personal relationship with Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam?
a) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
b) Shri Amit Shah
c) Dr. Y.S. Rajan
d) All of the above
Answer: c) Dr. Y.S. Rajan
212. In which language was the original Tamil book ‘Ninaivugalukku Maranamillai’ written?
a) English
b) Hindi
c) Tamil
d) Urdu
Answer: c) Tamil
213. Which of the following is NOT a location visited by the Union Home Minister during the book release event?
a) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam House
b) Mission of Life Gallery Museum
c) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam National Memorial
d) Rameshwaram Temple
Answer: d) Rameshwaram Temple
214. What was Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam’s designation in the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)?
a) Chairman
b) President
c) Prime Minister
d) Scientist
Answer: a) Chairman
215. Which of the following individuals was NOT one of the authors of the book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’?
a) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
b) Dr. Y.S. Rajan
c) Shri Amit Shah
d) All of the above
Answer: c) Shri Amit Shah
216. What is the central theme of the book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’?
a) The life of Dr. Kalam’s political career
b) The contributions of Dr. Kalam to science
c) A comprehensive portrayal of Dr. Kalam’s life
d) Dr. Kalam’s interactions with international leaders
Answer: c) A comprehensive portrayal of Dr. Kalam’s life
217. What is the significance of the book’s title ‘Memories Never Die’?
a) It highlights the importance of preserving memories
b) It signifies the eternal impact of Dr. Kalam’s legacy
c) It emphasizes the fleeting nature of memories
d) It represents the authors’ personal memories of Dr. Kalam
Answer: b) It signifies the eternal impact of Dr. Kalam’s legacy
218. In addition to Dr. Y.S. Rajan, which other co-author of the book had a close personal connection with Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam?
a) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
b) Shri Amit Shah
c) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
d) None of the above
Answer: a) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
219. What is the primary language of the book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’?
a) Tamil
b) English
c) Hindi
d) Urdu
Answer: b) English
220. Which aspect of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam’s life is highlighted in the book?
a) His achievements in the field of sports
b) His contributions to literature
c) His journey from childhood to his passing
d) His culinary interests
Answer: c) His journey from childhood to his passing
221. What is the book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’ primarily focused on?
a) Dr. Kalam’s political achievements
b) Dr. Kalam’s inventions and patents
c) Dr. Kalam’s family history
d) Dr. Kalam’s life story
Answer: d) Dr. Kalam’s life story
222. Which organization was Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam associated with?
a) NASA
b) ISRO
c) United Nations
d) World Health Organization
Answer: b) ISRO
223. What is the name of the gallery museum visited by the Union Home Minister during the book release event?
a) Mission of Life
b) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam House
c) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam National Memorial
d) Memories Gallery
Answer: a) Mission of Life
224. Who co-authored the book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’ with Dr. Nazema Maraikayar?
a) Dr. Y.S. Rajan
b) Shri Amit Shah
c) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
d) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and Dr. Y.S. Rajan
Answer: a) Dr. Y.S. Rajan
225. What role did Dr. Nazema Maraikayar play in Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam’s life?
a) Scientist
b) Niece
c) Close confidante
d) Minister of Cooperation
Answer: b) Niece
226. What is the primary focus of the ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’ book?
a) Dr. Kalam’s contributions to education
b) Dr. Kalam’s international diplomacy
c) Dr. Kalam’s personal life journey
d) Dr. Kalam’s technological inventions
Answer: c) Dr. Kalam’s personal life journey
227. Which of the following locations was NOT visited by the Union Home Minister during the book release event?
a) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam House
b) Mission of Life Gallery Museum
c) Rameshwaram Temple
d) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam National Memorial
Answer: c) Rameshwaram Temple
228. What is the main objective of the book ‘Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: Memories Never Die’?
a) To showcase Dr. Kalam’s scientific discoveries
b) To celebrate Dr. Kalam’s political career
c) To provide an honest portrayal of Dr. Kalam’s life
d) To list Dr. Kalam’s academic achievements
Answer: c) To provide an honest portrayal of Dr. Kalam’s life
229. Who is the author of the original Tamil book ‘Ninaivugalukku Maranamillai’?
a) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
b) Dr. Nazema Maraikayar
c) Dr. Y.S. Rajan
d) Anonymous author
Answer: d) Anonymous author
230.. Phangnon Konyak, who was seen in the news, is a Member of Parliament from which state/UT?
a) Nagaland
b) Manipur
c) Arunachal Pradesh
d) Sikkim
Answer:a) Nagaland
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