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Economy & Business MCQs - 2026-04-03

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21.
Besides reducing carbon emissions, what is another significant benefit of achieving renewable energy targets for India?
A Increased dependence on imported fossil fuels
B Reduced energy security
C Creation of new employment opportunities in the green economy
D Higher costs for energy consumers
22.
What is the main technology used for producing green hydrogen?
A Steam methane reforming
B Electrolysis of water using renewable energy
C Gasification of coal
D Fischer-Tropsch process
23.
Which of the following sectors is a key target for decarbonization using green hydrogen?
A Light manufacturing
B Retail services
C Heavy transport and steel industry
D Information technology
24.
The National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to establish India as a global hub for:
A Coal production
B Nuclear energy
C Green hydrogen production and export
D Fossil fuel exploration
25.
What is India's target for non-fossil fuel-based energy capacity by 2030?
A 300 GW
B 400 GW
C 500 GW
D 600 GW
26.
Which of the following is a benefit of interoperability in Digital Public Infrastructure?
A It restricts data sharing between systems.
B It allows different digital systems to work together seamlessly.
C It increases the cost of digital transactions.
D It limits the number of users who can access services.
27.
The adoption of India's DPI model by other nations can help accelerate which of the following?
A Increase in income inequality
B Economic development and financial inclusion
C Dependence on foreign technology imports
D Bureaucratic inefficiencies
28.
Which of the following countries are actively exploring partnerships with India for DPI implementation?
A Only European nations
B Countries in Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America
C North American countries exclusively
D Australia and New Zealand
29.
The characteristics of India's DPI are described as:
A Closed, proprietary, and exclusive
B Open, interoperable, and inclusive
C Centralized, government-controlled, and restrictive
D Decentralized, market-driven, and profit-oriented
30.
Which of the following is a key component of India's Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)?
A National Highway Network
B Unified Payments Interface (UPI)
C National Education Policy
D Goods and Services Tax (GST)
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