National Affairs MCQs

1.

The National Skill Development Policy 2026 aims to bridge the skill gap, leading to:

A Increased unemployment.

B Reduced employability.

C A more competitive and employable workforce.

D Stagnation in economic growth.

2.

The policy aims to improve the quality of training delivery through:

A Weak accreditation mechanisms.

B Reduced use of digital platforms.

C Robust accreditation mechanisms and digital learning platforms.

D Limited access to training resources.

3.

Which of the following is a key aspect of the policy for the existing workforce?

A Discouraging continuous learning.

B Focusing only on new entrants to the workforce.

C Upskilling and reskilling to adapt to technological advancements.

D Reducing opportunities for on-the-job training.

4.

The policy proposes the establishment of 'Future Skills Hubs' to offer training in:

A Outdated technologies.

B Cutting-edge domains and emerging technologies.

C Only theoretical subjects.

D Skills irrelevant to the job market.

5.

What is a primary focus of the National Skill Development Policy 2026?

A Reducing the number of vocational training centers.

B Integrating emerging technologies into training programs.

C Discouraging industry collaboration in skill development.

D Focusing solely on traditional skills.

6.

The strategy addresses emerging challenges like:

A Decreasing sea levels.

B Climate change impacts on coastal areas.

C Reduced maritime trade volume.

D Abundant availability of marine resources.

7.

Combating maritime crimes such as piracy and smuggling is a focus of the strategy to:

A Encourage illicit activities.

B Preserve marine resources and prevent illegal activities.

C Increase the cost of maritime trade.

D Reduce the effectiveness of law enforcement.

8.

The strategy emphasizes a multi-agency approach involving:

A Only the Indian Navy.

B The Indian Navy, Coast Guard, and intelligence agencies.

C Only civilian law enforcement agencies.

D Only international maritime organizations.

9.

Which of the following is a key pillar of the National Maritime Security Strategy 2026?

A Reducing maritime domain awareness.

B Strengthening coastal security infrastructure.

C Promoting illegal fishing activities.

D Discouraging international cooperation.

10.

What is a primary objective of the National Maritime Security Strategy 2026?

A To reduce India's maritime trade.

B To safeguard India's maritime interests, including trade routes and offshore assets.

C To limit the operations of the Indian Navy.

D To encourage piracy and illegal fishing.

National Current Affairs MCQs - 2026-04-06