BHASHINI Runs Live Translation at NCGG Mussoorie Programme

The correct answer is Shrutlekh. During the ice-breaking session of the capacity building programme on urban service delivery, the Digital India BHASHINI Division deployed Shrutlekh to translate speech as it was spoken, working in both directions between English and Spanish so that delegates from Spanish-speaking countries could take part without a language barrier. The platform is to remain available through the course, which concludes on 23 October 2026, subject to operational requirements. The other three names were not the platform used for this deployment. The deployment illustrates the division's Voice-First Multilingual AI approach, which aims to make digital services available through speech in many languages. Candidates should pair the name Shrutlekh with the Mussoorie programme and with the English and Spanish pairing, and should remember that the BHASHINI mobile application was also demonstrated to the visiting officials.

The correct answer is 2,353. BHASHINI, which serves as India's Language Digital Public Infrastructure, has had its language technologies built into that many government platforms, and these include more than 800 government websites, so option D names only the websites and not the full count of platforms. Options A and C are not the reported figures. The platform supports 36 Indian languages in text, 23 Indian languages in voice and 35 international languages, and it has delivered more than 9 billion cumulative artificial intelligence inferences, with the daily count running above 24 million. These numbers explain why the division was able to supply live translation at a training course for officials from several countries. Remember the set together: 2,353 platforms, over 800 websites, 36 languages in text and 23 in voice.

The correct answer is the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances. The National Centre for Good Governance works under this department and organises the Capacity Building Programme on Urban Service Delivery for Civil Servants of Multiple Countries, held at Mussoorie from 12 to 23 October 2026. The course is sponsored by the Ministry of External Affairs and forms part of India's international capacity building effort under the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation Programme. Officials taking part come from countries including Peru, Cambodia, Nigeria, Kenya, Palestine, Lebanon, The Gambia, Ecuador and Spain. Option B handles civil service personnel matters but is not named as the organiser here, while option C deals with industry and trade promotion and option D with public expenditure, neither of which runs this programme. Keep the chain in mind: NCGG, DARPG, MEA sponsorship and the ITEC framework.