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MCQs 2026

31.
The approval for indigenous loitering munitions procurement by the Ministry of Defence is a step towards enhancing India's capability in which defence sector?
A Naval warfare
B Air defence
C Unmanned aerial systems and precision strike capabilities
D Cyber warfare
32.
What is the primary role of loitering munitions in modern warfare?
A Long-range strategic bombing
B Reconnaissance and surveillance only
C Precision strike against specific targets with a 'kamikaze' capability
D Electronic warfare and jamming
33.
The Ministry of Defence has approved the procurement of indigenous loitering munitions. Which Indian company is a key developer of these systems?
A Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)
B Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL)
C Adani Defence & Aerospace
D Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL)
34.
The 'Varuna' exercise is a joint naval drill between India and which other country?
A United States
B Japan
C France
D United Kingdom
35.
Which Indian naval ships participated in the 'Varuna-2026' exercise?
A INS Vikramaditya and INS Shivalik
B INS Talwar and INS Tarkash
C INS Vikrant and INS Sahyadri
D INS Viraat and INS Ranvijay
36.
The 2026 edition of the bilateral naval exercise 'Varuna' between India and France was conducted in which region?
A Arabian Sea
B Bay of Bengal
C Indian Ocean
D Mediterranean Sea
37.
Which ministry is the nodal agency for the implementation of India's National Quantum Computing Mission (NQCM)?
A Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY)
B Department of Science & Technology (DST) under the Ministry of Science & Technology
C Ministry of Defence
D NITI Aayog
38.
What is the primary objective of India's National Quantum Computing Mission (NQCM)?
A To develop quantum computers with 50-1000 physical qubits within 8 years.
B To establish a global monopoly in quantum cryptography by 2030.
C To launch a quantum satellite for secure communication by 2025.
D To train 1 million quantum computing experts by 2028.
39.
When was India's National Quantum Computing Mission (NQCM) officially approved by the Union Cabinet, and what was its initial approved outlay?
A April 2023; Rs. 6003.65 crore
B January 2024; Rs. 5000 crore
C March 2022; Rs. 7500 crore
D December 2023; Rs. 4500 crore
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