Current Affairs & MCQs
Latest Questions, Daily Updates & More

MCQs 2026

1251.
What is the primary implication of India's commitment to decarbonization?
A Increased pollution levels
B Reduced focus on environmental protection
C A shift towards cleaner energy sources
D Greater dependence on imported fossil fuels
1252.
The decline in technology costs for renewable energy has:
A Hindered its adoption
B Made it more competitive and attractive
C Increased the reliance on government subsidies
D Reduced private sector investment
1253.
Besides solar and wind, what other renewable sources contribute to India's energy mix?
A Geothermal and tidal energy
B Hydro, biomass, and waste-to-energy
C Nuclear and fossil fuels
D Natural gas and petroleum
1254.
What does 'decarbonization' refer to in the context of India's energy transition?
A Increasing the use of carbon-based fuels
B Reducing the emission of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases
C Promoting the use of coal power
D Increasing reliance on nuclear energy
1255.
The achievement of the 200 GW renewable energy milestone positions India as:
A A follower in global renewable energy deployment
B A key player in international climate change efforts
C A nation heavily reliant on imported energy
D A country with limited clean energy ambitions
1256.
What is a crucial benefit of the increased share of renewables in India's energy mix?
A Increased dependence on fossil fuels
B Exacerbation of climate change impacts
C Enhanced energy security and mitigation of climate change
D Reduced private sector investment
1257.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a supportive government initiative for renewable energy?
A National Solar Mission
B Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes for solar manufacturing
C National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) expansion
D Favorable tariff structures
1258.
What are the key factors driving the rapid expansion of renewable energy in India?
A Increasing reliance on fossil fuels and high technology costs
B Supportive government policies, declining technology costs, and private sector investment
C Reduced private sector interest and unfavorable tariff structures
D Focus on traditional energy sources and limited policy support
1259.
Which renewable energy source is the dominant contributor to India's installed capacity?
A Wind energy
B Hydro power
C Solar power
D Biomass
1260.
What is the total installed renewable energy capacity of India as of March 31, 2026?
A 150 GW
B 180 GW
C 200 GW
D 250 GW