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National Affairs MCQs - 2026-04-02

31.
The PM-KISAN scheme was launched in which year?
A 2018
B 2019
C 2020
D 2021
32.
What is a significant impact of the PM-KISAN scheme on small and marginal farmers?
A Increased dependence on moneylenders.
B Reduced access to agricultural inputs.
C Improved ability to purchase essential inputs and meet household expenses.
D Decreased agricultural productivity.
33.
Which technology is primarily used for the efficient and transparent disbursement of funds under PM-KISAN?
A Blockchain technology
B Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) and Aadhaar-based verification
C Cryptocurrency
D Mobile banking only
34.
How much financial assistance does an eligible farmer family receive annually under the PM-KISAN scheme?
A Rs 2,000
B Rs 4,000
C Rs 6,000
D Rs 10,000
35.
What is the primary objective of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) scheme?
A To provide subsidies on agricultural machinery.
B To offer crop insurance to all farmers.
C To provide direct income support to landholding farmer families.
D To establish agricultural research centers.
36.
The National Green Hydrogen Mission is aligned with India's commitment to which of the following goals?
A Increasing fossil fuel consumption.
B Achieving Net Zero targets.
C Promoting nuclear energy exclusively.
D Reducing international trade.
37.
Which of the following sectors is expected to benefit significantly from the availability of affordable green hydrogen?
A Information Technology
B Textile Manufacturing
C Steel and Cement Production
D Pharmaceuticals
38.
What is a significant impact of increased domestic electrolyzer manufacturing in India?
A Increased reliance on imported hydrogen technology.
B Higher cost of green hydrogen production.
C Reduced cost of green hydrogen and accelerated decarbonization.
D Decreased investment in renewable energy sector.
39.
What is the role of electrolyzers in the context of the Green Hydrogen Mission?
A To store hydrogen produced from fossil fuels.
B To convert hydrogen into electricity.
C To split water into hydrogen and oxygen using renewable energy.
D To purify hydrogen for industrial use.
40.
Which of the following is a primary objective of India's National Green Hydrogen Mission?
A To increase the import of fossil fuels.
B To make India a global hub for green hydrogen production and export.
C To promote the use of traditional hydrogen production methods.
D To reduce investment in renewable energy infrastructure.