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3091.
The 'Make in India' initiative was launched with the primary objective of:
A Promoting the service sector.
B Transforming India into a global manufacturing hub.
C Encouraging the import of finished goods.
D Reducing foreign direct investment.
3092.
India's commitment to increasing renewable energy capacity is closely linked to its obligations under which international agreement?
A Kyoto Protocol
B Montreal Protocol
C Paris Agreement
D Copenhagen Accord
3093.
Green finance initiatives, such as green bonds, are primarily aimed at:
A Financing fossil fuel exploration projects.
B Mobilizing capital for environmentally sustainable projects.
C Increasing government debt without specific project allocation.
D Funding traditional infrastructure development.
3094.
Which of the following is a key challenge in integrating renewable energy sources like solar and wind into the national grid?
A Their consistent and predictable energy output.
B The intermittency and variability of their power generation.
C High demand for renewable energy.
D Low cost of renewable energy infrastructure.
3095.
The National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to:
A Promote the use of traditional hydrogen in industries.
B Make India a global hub for green hydrogen production and export.
C Increase India's reliance on imported hydrogen.
D Restrict the development of renewable energy sources.
3096.
What is India's target for non-fossil fuel-based energy capacity by the year 2030?
A 300 GW
B 450 GW
C 500 GW
D 600 GW
3097.
The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) plays a crucial role in:
A Setting interest rates for commercial banks.
B Regulating the stock market.
C Developing and operating retail payment systems like UPI and RuPay.
D Issuing new currency notes.
3098.
What does CBDC stand for in the context of digital currencies?
A Centralized Bank Digital Currency
B Commercial Bank Digital Currency
C Central Bank Digital Currency
D Community Bank Digital Currency
3099.
Which of the following is a significant challenge facing India's digital payments ecosystem?
A Excessive government regulation hindering innovation.
B Low adoption rates among the urban population.
C Cybersecurity threats and the digital divide.
D Lack of interoperability between payment systems.
3100.
The primary objective of initiatives like 'Digital India' in the context of payments is to:
A Increase the circulation of physical currency.
B Promote digital literacy and access to digital services, including payments.
C Restrict online financial transactions.
D Encourage the use of cheques for all transactions.