Sports MCQs: Asian Games & ISSF World Cup 2026

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NEEDS_REVIEW

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B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

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NEEDS_REVIEW

A NEEDS_REVIEW

B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

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NEEDS_REVIEW

A NEEDS_REVIEW

B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

4.

Beyond ecological benefits, what is a significant socio-economic advantage of establishing urban forests through restoration campaigns?

A Increased reliance on imported timber.

B Creation of local employment opportunities in horticulture and eco-tourism.

C Reduced public engagement in community development.

D Decreased property values in surrounding areas.

5.

Which government ministry or agency is typically at the forefront of launching and coordinating nationwide campaigns related to forest and environmental restoration in India?

A Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs

B Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change

C Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare

D Ministry of Jal Shakti

6.

In 2026, a Nationwide Urban Forest Restoration Campaign was launched. What is a primary objective of such a campaign in urban areas?

A To replace all existing green spaces with concrete structures.

B To increase green cover, improve air quality, and enhance urban biodiversity.

C To promote the use of artificial plants in public parks.

D To reduce the number of trees to facilitate urban expansion.

7.

India's commitment to the global biodiversity framework is often linked to its national initiatives. Which of the following is a significant national program that aligns with biodiversity conservation goals?

A National Solar Mission

B Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana

C National Mission for a Green India (GIM)

D Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

8.

What is a key target of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, to which India is committed, concerning protected areas?

A To protect at least 10% of marine and terrestrial areas.

B To protect at least 30% of terrestrial and inland water areas, and 30% of marine and coastal areas.

C To designate 50% of all land as national parks.

D To reduce protected areas by 15% to allow for economic development.

9.

Which international agreement, significantly updated in recent years, aims to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030, and to which India has reaffirmed its commitment?

A The Paris Agreement

B The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework

C The Kyoto Protocol

D The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) Strategic Plan

10.

India's DRDO has been actively working on hypersonic technology. Which of the following is India's indigenous technology demonstrator for hypersonic flight, a precursor to advanced hypersonic missile systems?

A Agni-V

B BrahMos

C Hypersonic Technology Demonstrator Vehicle (HSTDV)

D Prithvi-II

MCQs - 2026-08