IICT and YouTube Unveil First Four AI-Enabled Short Films

The correct answer is Indian Institute of Creative Technologies. The Create with AI programme was announced in November 2025 by IICT together with YouTube, to support creative projects built with artificial intelligence and to strengthen India's capability in emerging technologies, and the first four AI-enabled short films under it were unveiled at the IICT Theatre in Mumbai. Option A is wrong because the Film and Television Institute of India is a separate training institute and is not a partner in this programme. Option C is wrong for the same reason, as that institute in Kolkata has no stated role here. Option D is wrong because the National School of Drama works in theatre training. IICT is India's National Centre of Excellence for Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Comics and Extended Reality, which is the sector this programme belongs to.

The correct answer is Battle of Colachel, 1741. Chekavar, made by Avium Studios, is a fictional cinematic story set against that historic battle, and it draws inspiration from the land, the people, the courage and the martial traditions of the era. Option B is wrong because the Battle of Plassey, although a famous turning point in Indian history, is not the setting of this film. Option C is wrong because the Battle of Talikota belongs to a much earlier period of peninsular history and does not appear here. Option D is wrong because the Battle of Wandiwash is likewise not connected to the film. The other three films unveiled on the same day were CHANAKYA: The Mind of an Empire, DEVI: The Nine Astras and Laika, which should be remembered with their studios.

The correct answer is 20 per cent. The Gen Media India report prepared by Public First and Google found that generative media tools offer a productivity boost of that order for creative workers in India, which translates into roughly 390 hours saved every year, or close to ten full weeks given back for writing, world-building and refining craft. The reasoning is that generative tools remove production bottlenecks rather than replace the creator. Option A, Option B and Option D are all wrong because no such figure is reported in the study; the boost quoted is a fifth of working time. Aspirants should pair the percentage with the hours saved, since a question may ask for either, and should also note the names of the two organisations behind the report.