National Affairs MCQs: Viksit Bharat and Disaster Management

151.

The Green National Highways Corridor Project (GNHCP), a significant part of India's efforts towards sustainable road infrastructure, is financially supported by which international institution?

A International Monetary Fund (IMF)

B Asian Development Bank (ADB)

C World Bank

D New Development Bank (NDB)

152.

Which of the following is a key component of the Green Corridor Initiative, as outlined in policies like the Green Highways Policy (2015) and the Green National Highways Corridor Project?

A Mandatory installation of toll plazas every 50 kilometers.

B Extensive tree plantation and landscaping along national highways.

C Construction of underground tunnels for freight movement.

D Development of high-speed rail networks parallel to highways.

153.

What is the primary objective of the Ministry of Road Transport's Green Corridor Initiative, encompassing projects like the Green National Highways Corridor Project (GNHCP)?

A To promote organ donation and rapid transport of organs.

B To reduce carbon footprint, promote sustainable transport, and enhance environmental sustainability along national highways.

C To develop smart cities along major national highways.

D To establish dedicated lanes for electric vehicles only.

154.

The Administrative Reforms Bill aims to boost governance efficiency. This could lead to which of the following outcomes?

A Increased citizen complaints due to complexity.

B Faster processing of government services and reduced delays.

C Greater reliance on paper-based documentation.

D Reduced accountability of government officials.

155.

Which of the following is a likely provision within the Administrative Reforms Bill approved in 2026?

A Introduction of manual record-keeping systems.

B Mandating the use of digital tools for inter-departmental communication.

C Increasing the approval time for government projects.

D Reducing transparency in government decision-making.

156.

In 2026, the Parliament approved a significant Administrative Reforms Bill. What is the primary aim of this bill?

A To increase the number of holidays for government employees.

B To streamline bureaucratic processes and enhance governance efficiency.

C To reduce the powers of the Prime Minister's Office.

D To decentralize all administrative powers to local bodies.

157.

The 'Digital India 2.0' vision emphasizes the integration of various government platforms. What is a potential benefit of such integration?

A Increased bureaucratic red tape.

B Reduced data security.

C Seamless access to information and services for citizens.

D Duplication of government services.

158.

Which of the following is likely to be a key focus area under 'Digital India 2.0' in 2026?

A Increasing the use of physical currency.

B Developing AI-powered citizen services and data analytics.

C Promoting offline government services.

D Reducing digital literacy programs.

159.

In 2026, the Indian government unveiled 'Digital India 2.0'. What is a primary objective of this initiative?

A To promote traditional Indian arts and crafts.

B To enhance the delivery of public services through digital transformation.

C To restrict internet access to rural areas.

D To reduce the number of government websites.

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