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MCQs - 2026-08

1621.
If the RBI maintains the repo rate when inflation is high, what is the likely impact on the overall credit availability and borrowing costs in the economy?
A Credit availability will increase, and borrowing costs will decrease.
B Credit availability will decrease, and borrowing costs will increase.
C Credit availability and borrowing costs will largely remain stable, discouraging new borrowing.
D Credit availability will remain stable, but borrowing costs will significantly decrease.
1622.
The repo rate is a key instrument in the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy. What does the term 'repo rate' primarily refer to?
A The rate at which commercial banks can deposit surplus funds with the RBI.
B The rate at which the RBI lends money to commercial banks against government securities.
C The interest rate charged by commercial banks on long-term loans to customers.
D The rate at which the government borrows from the public.
1623.
In its recent monetary policy review in 2026, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) decided to maintain the repo rate. What is the primary objective behind such a decision when inflation concerns persist?
A To support economic growth by encouraging borrowing.
B To control inflation by signaling a tight monetary stance.
C To increase government revenue through higher interest earnings.
D To boost exports by making domestic currency cheaper.
1624.
When the UN Security Council discusses climate change's impact on international peace, it often refers to the potential for climate-related disasters to act as a 'threat multiplier'. What does this term imply?
A Climate disasters reduce the need for international aid.
B Climate disasters can worsen existing social, economic, and political tensions, increasing the likelihood of conflict.
C Climate disasters only affect remote and uninhabited regions.
D International cooperation on climate change is no longer necessary.
1625.
Which UN body, besides the Security Council, is primarily responsible for coordinating global efforts to combat climate change?
A International Court of Justice (ICJ)
B United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
C United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
D World Health Organization (WHO)
1626.
In 2026, the UN Security Council convened a session to discuss the impact of climate change on international peace. Which of the following is a significant concern raised during such discussions?
A Increased agricultural productivity due to warmer climates.
B Reduced frequency of extreme weather events.
C Potential for resource scarcity and climate-induced migration leading to conflict.
D Stabilization of sea levels globally.
1627.
Which of the following was NOT a primary focus of the G7 Summit in 2026, as per its concluding statements on economic stability and global security?
A Addressing Inflationary Pressures
B Promoting Sustainable Development Goals
C Coordinating Sanctions on Specific Nations
D Enhancing Cybersecurity Measures
1628.
A key outcome of the 2026 G7 Summit was the commitment to strengthen cooperation in which of the following areas?
A Space Exploration
B Artificial Intelligence Regulation
C Global Supply Chain Resilience
D Cultural Exchange Programs
1629.
In 2026, which country hosted the G7 Summit, focusing on economic stability and global security?
A Canada
B Italy
C Japan
D Germany
1630.
The e-Courts Project, a mission mode project, aims to improve the efficiency of the Indian judicial system. Which of the following is a key objective of this project?
A To establish new physical courtrooms across the country
B To provide free legal aid to all citizens
C To computerize and automate court processes and case management
D To increase the number of Supreme Court judges
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