MCQs on Govt Schemes: PM-KISAN, Ayushman Bharat

31.

Which Indian Army regiment participated in the 'Shakti-VI' exercise?

A The Rajput Regiment

B The Sikh Regiment

C The Gorkha Rifles

D The Bihar Regiment

32.

Where was the 'Shakti-VI' joint military exercise between India and France primarily hosted?

A Meghalaya, India

B Paris, France

C Rajasthan, India

D Provence, France

33.

The joint military exercise 'Shakti-VI' between India and France was conducted to enhance cooperation in which specific domain?

A Naval Warfare

B Counter-Terrorism and Sub-Conventional Operations

C Cyber Security

D Space Defense

34.

What is the primary advantage of placing a communication satellite like GSAT-32 in a Geostationary Orbit (GEO)?

A It allows for high-resolution imaging of the Earth's surface.

B It provides continuous coverage over a fixed geographical area.

C It enables detailed study of the Earth's polar regions.

D It facilitates inter-planetary communication.

35.

Which of the following launch vehicles is ISRO most likely to use for placing the GSAT-32 satellite into its intended Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO)?

A PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle)

B SSLV (Small Satellite Launch Vehicle)

C GSLV (Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle)

D RLV-TD (Reusable Launch Vehicle - Technology Demonstrator)

36.

The GSAT-32 satellite, scheduled for launch by ISRO in early September 2026, primarily belongs to which category of satellites?

A Earth Observation Satellite

B Navigation Satellite

C Communication Satellite

D Scientific Research Satellite

37.

The new manufacturing incentives announced in 2026 are expected to have a positive impact on which of the following sectors?

A Primarily the informal service sector.

B Sectors like electronics, automotive, pharmaceuticals, and textiles.

C Only the financial services sector.

D The agricultural export sector.

38.

Which of the following types of incentives are commonly offered under government manufacturing schemes to attract investment?

A Increased import duties on raw materials.

B Production-Linked Incentives (PLI), tax breaks, and subsidies.

C Restrictions on foreign direct investment (FDI).

D Mandatory technology transfer to state-owned enterprises.

39.

In 2026, what is a likely primary goal of the government's new manufacturing incentive schemes?

A To reduce India's reliance on imported goods and boost domestic production.

B To encourage the service sector to expand its global reach.

C To increase the government's tax revenue in the short term.

D To promote the export of agricultural products.

40.

A cautious liquidity stance by the RBI in 2026 could lead to which of the following consequences for the banking sector?

A Increased availability of credit at lower interest rates.

B Higher borrowing costs for banks and potentially for customers.

C A significant decrease in the Net Interest Margins (NIMs) of banks.

D Encouragement for banks to take on higher risks for better returns.

MCQs 2026