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61.
What is a key advantage of having a domestic navigation system like NavIC for India?
A Reduced reliance on foreign navigation systems for strategic and civilian applications.
B Ability to provide global coverage similar to GPS.
C Lower cost of satellite development compared to international standards.
D Faster internet speeds in rural areas.
62.
NavIC, also known as IRNSS, is a regional navigation satellite system. Which of the following countries is developing and operating NavIC?
A Japan
B India
C South Korea
D Australia
63.
What is the primary objective of ISRO's next-generation navigation satellite launches for the NavIC system?
A To expand the coverage area beyond India's borders.
B To improve the accuracy and robustness of the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS).
C To compete with global navigation systems like GPS and Galileo.
D To provide communication services to remote areas.
64.
Which of the following is a tool used by the RBI to implement its monetary policy?
A Fiscal Deficit Management
B Repo Rate
C Government Bond Issuance
D Trade Balance Adjustment
65.
When the RBI adopts a 'hawkish' monetary policy stance, what is it typically aiming to do?
A To lower interest rates and stimulate borrowing.
B To increase the money supply and encourage spending.
C To combat inflation by potentially raising interest rates or reducing liquidity.
D To maintain a neutral stance without significant policy changes.
66.
What does the RBI's 'Monetary Policy Stance' primarily indicate?
A The current level of foreign exchange reserves.
B The central bank's approach and direction towards managing inflation and economic growth.
C The number of new bank licenses issued in a year.
D The total amount of government debt.
67.
Which component of the CPI basket typically has the largest weightage and significantly influences retail inflation trends in India?
A Housing
B Food and Beverages
C Clothing and Footwear
D Education
68.
What is the primary objective of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) regarding inflation?
A To maintain a high rate of inflation to stimulate economic growth.
B To keep inflation within a specified target range to ensure price stability.
C To encourage deflation to increase the purchasing power of money.
D To allow inflation to fluctuate freely based on market forces.
69.
Which index is primarily used to measure retail inflation in India?
A Wholesale Price Index (WPI)
B Consumer Price Index (CPI)
C Index of Industrial Production (IIP)
D Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Deflator
70.
What is a common objective when major European economies like Italy and Germany deepen their bilateral ties?
A To increase military spending exclusively
B To promote cultural exchange only
C To strengthen economic cooperation and political alignment
D To isolate themselves from other European nations
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