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11.
What is the primary goal of the Green India Mission?
A To increase industrial forest production
B To respond to climate change by increasing forest cover and improving ecosystem services
C To promote urban concrete infrastructure
D To reduce the number of national parks
12.
The 'Green India Mission' (GIM) is one of the eight missions under which national plan?
A National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC)
B National Solar Mission
C National Water Mission
D National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture
13.
Which of the following is the primary objective of the NTCA's tiger population review?
A To increase the export of tiger skins
B To ensure the survival of the tiger in India
C To promote tiger-based tourism exclusively
D To relocate tigers to foreign zoos
14.
Who is the Chairperson of the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA)?
A Prime Minister of India
B Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
C Director General of Forests
D Secretary, Ministry of Environment
15.
Under which Act was the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) constituted?
A Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972
B Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
C Forest Conservation Act, 1980
D Biological Diversity Act, 2002
16.
The 'Abhedya' in 'Project Abhedya' translates to which of the following in English, reflecting its purpose?
A Vulnerable
B Invincible
C Resilient
D Agile
17.
Which of the following is a key component of the Indian Army's 'Project Abhedya'?
A Development of new fighter jets.
B Introduction of next-generation body armor and helmets.
C Upgradation of communication satellite systems.
D Procurement of long-range missile systems.
18.
What is the primary aim of the Indian Army's 'Project Abhedya' launched in 2026?
A To develop advanced cyber warfare capabilities.
B To enhance the survivability and operational effectiveness of its soldiers.
C To indigenously manufacture artillery guns.
D To establish a new special forces command.
19.
The primary objective of the India-Japan joint maritime exercise 'JIMEX' conducted in the Indian Ocean in 2026 was to:
A Conduct joint counter-terrorism operations.
B Enhance interoperability and coordination in maritime security.
C Practice amphibious assault drills.
D Share intelligence on submarine warfare.
20.
Which Indian Navy ship participated in the 2026 edition of the India-Japan joint maritime exercise 'JIMEX' in the Indian Ocean?
A INS Vikrant
B INS Vikramaditya
C INS Sahyadri
D INS Viraat
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