PM-KISAN Scheme MCQs: Test Your Knowledge

41.

Which of the following is a key quantitative tool used by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for conducting monetary policy?

A Repo Rate

B Moral Suasion

C Direct Action

D Rationing of Credit

42.

What is the primary objective of the Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC)?

A To maintain price stability while keeping in mind the objective of growth

B To maximize government revenue

C To regulate the stock market

D To manage public debt

43.

NEEDS_REVIEW

A NEEDS_REVIEW

B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

44.

Which of the following factors is generally considered a significant driver of India's GDP growth projections?

A Monsoon performance and agricultural output

B Global crude oil prices

C Government capital expenditure

D All of the above

45.

Which of the following is a major institution that regularly publishes its GDP growth projections for India?

A National Statistical Office (NSO)

B Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

C Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

D Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI)

46.

Which of the following is a proposed strategy to make UN peacekeeping operations more effective, as discussed by the Security Council?

A Reducing the number of Security Council veto powers.

B Strengthening the political and peacebuilding components of missions.

C Allowing peacekeeping forces to engage in offensive operations.

D Decreasing the role of regional organizations.

47.

During the discussion on enhancing peacekeeping operations, what specific aspect of troop contributions was highlighted as needing improvement?

A The need for more specialized training and equipment for peacekeepers.

B Reducing the number of troops deployed in complex environments.

C Ensuring greater gender parity in peacekeeping contingents.

D Limiting the duration of troop deployments.

48.

The UN Security Council recently convened to discuss ways to enhance its peacekeeping operations. What is a key challenge often cited in improving these operations?

A Insufficient funding and resource allocation.

B Lack of interest from member states in contributing troops.

C Over-reliance on technological solutions instead of human presence.

D The mandate of peacekeeping missions being too broad.

49.

The G20 Summit in 2026 also addressed global economic stability. What was a primary concern discussed in this context?

A Rising inflation and the need for coordinated monetary policy.

B The impact of artificial intelligence on employment.

C The geopolitical implications of the ongoing conflict in Eastern Europe.

D The challenges of global supply chain disruptions.

50.

Which of the following was a key outcome or commitment from the G20 Summit in 2026 regarding climate action?

A A commitment to triple renewable energy capacity globally by 2030.

B A pledge to phase out all fossil fuels by 2040.

C An agreement to establish a global carbon tax.

D A decision to halt all deforestation by 2035.

MCQs 2026