Enhancing training against emerging threats for the BSF implies a focus on:
A Only traditional infantry tactics.
B Technological advancements and new modus operandi of adversaries.
C Naval combat and amphibious operations.
D Diplomatic negotiations with neighboring countries.
Answer: B
Emerging threats often involve the use of new technologies by adversaries, such as drones for smuggling or surveillance, and sophisticated methods of infiltration. Therefore, BSF training must adapt to these new challenges, incorporating technological solutions and updated tactical approaches.
932.
What is the primary mandate of the Border Security Force (BSF)?
A To conduct counter-insurgency operations in internal areas.
B To guard India's international land borders and maritime borders.
C To provide VIP security and intelligence gathering.
D To manage disaster relief operations across the country.
Answer: B
The BSF is a primary border guarding force of India, responsible for guarding India's land borders with Pakistan and Bangladesh, and also has a role in guarding the India-Pakistan international border during wartime.
933.
The Border Security Force (BSF) is enhancing its training to counter 'emerging threats'. Which of the following is LEAST likely to be considered an emerging threat at India's borders?
A Cross-border terrorism and infiltration.
B Smuggling of arms, drugs, and counterfeit currency using drones.
C Cyber attacks targeting border infrastructure.
D Traditional large-scale conventional warfare by a neighboring state.
Answer: D
Emerging threats often refer to newer, unconventional methods like drone-based smuggling, sophisticated infiltration tactics, and cyber warfare. While conventional warfare is a threat, it's not typically categorized as 'emerging' in the same way as novel technological or tactical challenges.
934.
A 'new generation' Surface-to-Air Missile typically implies improvements over older versions in terms of:
A Reduced range and speed.
B Increased payload capacity and slower reaction time.
C Enhanced guidance systems, speed, maneuverability, and countermeasure resistance.
D Limited engagement altitude and single target engagement.
Answer: C
New generation missiles usually incorporate advanced technologies for better accuracy, longer range, higher speed, improved maneuverability to counter evasive targets, and better resistance to electronic countermeasures.
935.
When DRDO tests a new generation Surface-to-Air Missile, it signifies advancements in which of the following areas?
A Ballistic missile defense systems only.
B Air defense capabilities and threat neutralization.
C Naval warfare and anti-ship missile technology.
D Electronic warfare and cyber security.
Answer: B
The development and testing of new generation SAMs by DRDO indicate progress in enhancing India's air defense capabilities, improving the ability to counter various aerial threats effectively.
936.
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) recently tested a new generation Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM). What is the primary role of such a missile?
A To attack ground targets from a distance.
B To intercept and destroy aerial threats like aircraft and missiles.
C To launch underwater attacks on enemy submarines.
D To provide close air support to ground troops.
Answer: B
Surface-to-Air Missiles (SAMs) are designed to be launched from the ground or sea to intercept and destroy aerial targets, including aircraft, helicopters, drones, and other missiles.
937.
The Indian Navy's 'Operation Sankalp' is a measure taken to safeguard which of the following?
A India's land borders
B Indian merchant vessels and national interests in the maritime domain
C Indian fishing communities along the coast
D Naval bases in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Answer: B
Operation Sankalp is designed to protect Indian-flagged vessels and ensure the safety of Indian interests in the face of potential threats in the Arabian Sea, particularly in the context of international maritime security.
938.
Which region is the primary focus of the Indian Navy's 'Operation Sankalp'?
A Bay of Bengal
B Indian Ocean
C Arabian Sea, particularly the Strait of Hormuz area
D Andaman Sea
Answer: C
Operation Sankalp is specifically focused on the Arabian Sea, with a particular emphasis on the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf, to monitor and deter threats to maritime shipping.
939.
Operation Sankalp, conducted by the Indian Navy in the Arabian Sea, primarily aims to:
A Conducting anti-piracy patrols and ensuring maritime security.
B Testing new submarine technologies.
C Participating in joint naval exercises with allied nations.
D Escorting merchant vessels through sensitive sea lanes.
Answer: A
Operation Sankalp was launched by the Indian Navy in June 2019 in response to the escalating tensions and increased incidents of maritime attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf region, aiming to ensure the safety and security of Indian maritime interests and vessels.
940.
What is a key advantage of integrating AI into healthcare diagnostics, particularly in regions with limited access to specialized medical professionals?
A Increased reliance on manual data entry
B Reduction in the need for any human oversight
C Enhanced diagnostic accuracy and scalability of screening programs
D Higher overall cost of diagnostic procedures
Answer: C
AI-powered diagnostic tools can significantly enhance diagnostic accuracy by identifying subtle patterns often missed by human eyes. More importantly, they offer scalability, allowing for widespread screening programs in underserved areas, thereby improving access to early diagnosis without requiring a proportional increase in specialized human experts.
