MCQs 2026

The International Day of Cooperatives is observed on the first Saturday of July. In 2026, July 1st is a Wednesday, July 2nd is a Thursday, July 3rd is a Friday, and July 4th is a Saturday. Therefore, the first Saturday of July 2026 is July 4th. NEEDS_REVIEW: The prompt states the first Saturday of July. July 1st 2026 is a Wednesday. July 4th 2026 is a Saturday. So the first Saturday is July 4th. The provided answer is July 5th, which is incorrect based on the rule. Re-evaluating the date calculation. July 1st 2026 is a Wednesday. July 2nd is Thursday. July 3rd is Friday. July 4th is Saturday. So the first Saturday of July 2026 is indeed July 4th. The correct option should be 'July 4, 2026'. The current correct answer is 'b' which corresponds to July 5, 2026. This is a factual error. The question needs to be reviewed for accuracy.

The National Digital Library of India (NDLI) is a project under the Ministry of Education, Government of India, that provides a single-window platform for all digital educational resources. It is a natural repository for digitized cultural heritage, including manuscripts from institutions like the National Museum.

Digitization efforts aim to democratize access to cultural heritage. While it aids museum staff and can attract tourists, its primary beneficiaries are researchers, scholars, and the general public who can access these resources for study, education, and appreciation from anywhere.

The primary objectives of digitizing rare manuscripts are to ensure their long-term preservation from physical degradation and to make these valuable cultural resources widely accessible to researchers, scholars, and the general public globally, without risking the original artifacts.

While GI tags enhance market recognition, prevent unauthorized use, and can indirectly boost tourism, they do not guarantee government procurement of all GI-tagged products. Government procurement is subject to separate policies and tenders.

Geographical Indication (GI) tags in India are registered and protected under The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999. This act provides for the registration and better protection of geographical indications relating to goods.

The primary objective of Geographical Indication (GI) tags is to protect the intellectual property rights of products that have a specific geographical origin and possess qualities or a reputation due to that origin. For traditional crafts, this means safeguarding their unique identity, preventing misuse, and ensuring authenticity.

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