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1.
According to the Supreme Court's 2026 guidelines, what is a crucial aspect of data processing under the Data Protection Act?
A Transparency in how data is collected, used, and stored.
B Allowing data processing for any purpose without justification.
C Keeping data processing methods secret from individuals.
D Transferring data to any third party without consent.
2.
The Supreme Court's guidelines on the Data Protection Act emphasize the need for:
A Minimal data collection and clear consent mechanisms.
B Broad data retention policies without user notification.
C Sharing personal data freely between private companies.
D Exempting all government agencies from data protection regulations.
3.
In 2026, the Supreme Court issued guidelines concerning the implementation of the Data Protection Act. What is a primary concern addressed by these guidelines?
A Ensuring the privacy and security of personal data.
B Promoting the unrestricted collection of all types of data.
C Reducing the scope of data protection for government entities.
D Allowing easy access to personal data for commercial purposes.
4.
The Viksit Bharat 2047 Administrative Reform Roadmap is envisioned as a blueprint for achieving which long-term national goal?
A Becoming a developing nation by 2047.
B Achieving developed nation status by 2047.
C Maintaining the status quo in administrative practices.
D Focusing on short-term administrative gains.
5.
Which of the following is a primary objective of the Viksit Bharat 2047 Administrative Reform Roadmap?
A To increase the number of government employees.
B To streamline government processes and improve service delivery.
C To reduce the use of technology in government.
D To focus solely on policy formulation without implementation.
6.
The Viksit Bharat 2047 Administrative Reform Roadmap aims to transform public administration by focusing on which of the following key pillars?
A Digitalization, Citizen-Centricity, and Ease of Doing Business
B Decentralization, Privatization, and Globalization
C Automation, Cost Reduction, and Performance Management
D Innovation, Research & Development, and International Collaboration
7.
A key message often emphasized in cybersecurity awareness campaigns, especially concerning personal data protection, is:
A Always click on suspicious links if they promise free rewards.
B Use strong, unique passwords and enable multi-factor authentication (MFA).
C Share your OTPs and PINs with anyone who asks for them over the phone.
D Disable all security software on your devices for faster performance.
8.
Which of the following methods is most effective for a national cybersecurity awareness campaign to reach diverse audiences and achieve new milestones?
A Solely relying on print advertisements in niche technical magazines.
B Utilizing a multi-pronged approach including social media, workshops, educational modules, and public service announcements.
C Distributing complex technical manuals to the general public.
D Conducting awareness drives only in major metropolitan cities.
9.
What is the primary objective of national cybersecurity awareness campaigns in India, reaching new milestones by 2026?
A To encourage citizens to share their personal banking details online for verification.
B To educate individuals and organizations about cyber threats and safe online practices.
C To promote the exclusive use of public Wi-Fi networks for all transactions.
D To mandate the use of a single, government-approved password for all online accounts.
10.
A significant component of the National AI Mission involves fostering AI innovation and research. Which of the following best describes a key approach to achieve this?
A Centralizing all AI research exclusively within government laboratories.
B Establishing Centers of Excellence (CoEs) and promoting public-private partnerships.
C Banning all private sector involvement in AI development.
D Relying solely on imported AI technologies without local development.
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