MCQs on 69th National Film Awards 2021 Winners

1.

Apart from 'Nayattu' winning the Special Jury Award, which film was recognized as the Best Malayalam Film at the 69th National Film Awards?

A Minnal Murali

B Joji

C Home

D Kappela

2.

Who directed the critically acclaimed Malayalam film 'Nayattu', which received the Special Jury Award at the 69th National Film Awards?

A Lijo Jose Pellissery

B Martin Prakkat

C Mahesh Narayanan

D Dileesh Pothan

3.

The Malayalam film 'Nayattu' won which specific award at the 69th National Film Awards?

A Best Malayalam Film

B Best Director

C Special Jury Award (Feature Film)

D Best Screenplay

4.

Which film received the award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment at the 69th National Film Awards?

A Pushpa: The Rise

B Sardar Udham

C RRR

D The Kashmir Files

5.

Who among the following won the Best Actress award at the 69th National Film Awards for their performance in 2021 cinema?

A Kangana Ranaut

B Deepika Padukone

C Alia Bhatt and Kriti Sanon

D Vidya Balan

6.

Which film won the Best Feature Film award at the 69th National Film Awards for 2021 cinema?

A Sardar Udham

B Rocketry: The Nambi Effect

C Gangubai Kathiawadi

D Mimi

7.

In the context of reviewing the PM-KISAN beneficiary database for enhanced transparency, what is the crucial role of state governments?

A To decide the amount of financial assistance provided to farmers.

B To conduct land record verification and identify eligible beneficiaries.

C To manage the direct benefit transfer (DBT) of funds to farmers' accounts.

D To formulate new agricultural policies for the state.

8.

Which of the following measures has been made mandatory for PM-KISAN beneficiaries to ensure enhanced transparency and prevent fraudulent claims, as of 2026?

A Annual submission of income tax returns.

B Mandatory e-KYC (Electronic Know Your Customer).

C Physical verification by local government officials every six months.

D Submission of a new land ownership certificate annually.

9.

What is the primary objective behind the government's ongoing review of the PM-KISAN beneficiary database?

A To increase the annual financial aid to all farmers.

B To identify and remove ineligible beneficiaries and enhance transparency.

C To change the name of the scheme to a new one.

D To shift the funding responsibility entirely to state governments.

10.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the funding of the PM-KISAN scheme?

A It is 100% funded by the Central Government.

B It is jointly funded by the Central and State Governments in a 60:40 ratio.

C It is 100% funded by the respective State Governments.

D It is funded through contributions from beneficiaries.

MCQs 2026