National Affairs MCQs

11.

NaBFID is a statutory institution, meaning it is:

A Established by a private company

B Created by law

C Formed through a memorandum of understanding

D Operating without legal backing

12.

The establishment of NaBFID signifies the government's commitment to creating a robust financial architecture for:

A Short-term economic stabilization

B Supporting India's infrastructure ambitions and fostering sustainable development

C Managing inflation

D Regulating the service sector

13.

The operationalization of NaBFID is expected to provide a boost to which government initiative?

A Make in India

B Digital India

C National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP)

D Skill India

14.

NaBFID will focus on financing large-scale, capital-intensive projects that may face challenges in securing funding from:

A International development banks

B Traditional sources

C Venture capital firms

D Government budgets

15.

NaBFID is envisioned to play a pivotal role in:

A Increasing the infrastructure funding gap

B Bridging the infrastructure funding gap and attracting private investment

C Reducing private investment in infrastructure

D Focusing solely on government-funded projects

16.

Which of the following sectors is NOT explicitly mentioned as a focus area for NaBFID's financing?

A Energy

B Transportation

C Social infrastructure

D Information Technology

17.

NaBFID aims to mobilize funds from:

A Only domestic sources

B Only international sources

C Domestic and international markets

D Government grants only

18.

What is the primary mandate of NaBFID?

A To provide short-term working capital loans

B To provide long-term debt financing for infrastructure projects

C To regulate the stock market

D To manage foreign exchange reserves

19.

NaBFID was established by:

A An executive order

B An Act of Parliament

C A presidential decree

D A cabinet resolution

20.

When did the National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID) officially become operational?

A March 19, 2026

B March 21, 2026

C March 23, 2026

D March 25, 2026

National Current Affairs MCQs