Bhupender Yadav Presents 4th Eco Warrior Awards 2026

The correct answer is Brij Kishore Singh. He is an Indian Forest Service officer of the 1976 batch from the Karnataka cadre, and the Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to him by the Union Environment Minister in recognition of decades of work in forest and wildlife conservation, including efforts against sandalwood smuggling and against the activities of the brigand Veerappan. Option A names the Director General of Forests and Special Secretary in the environment ministry, who attended the event but was not the awardee. Option C names a former Secretary General of the National Human Rights Commission, also present among the guests rather than among those honoured. Option D names the President of the Indian Forest Service Association, the body that organises the awards, which again is a different role from that of the recipient. Only option B matches the citation.

The correct answer is the Indian Forest Service Association, usually written as IFSA. It organises the Eco Warrior Awards and the Eco Warrior Conclave jointly with Indian Masterminds, and the fourth edition was held in New Delhi under the chairmanship of the Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change. Option B, the Wildlife Institute of India, is a research and training institution in the wildlife field, not the organiser of these awards. Option C, the Botanical Survey of India, is the body that surveys the country's plant resources, a different mandate altogether. Option D is the research and education council for forestry, which conducts and coordinates forestry research rather than running this award programme. Candidates should link the Eco Warrior Awards firmly with IFSA and with Indian Masterminds.

The correct answer is Project Elephant and the Great Indian Bustard conservation project. The Special Projects Recognition at the fourth edition of the awards went to these two efforts for their contribution to the conservation of species and of habitat, the bustard project being the one running in Rajasthan. Option A names two well known conservation programmes, but neither was the recipient of this particular recognition. Option C names two more recent programmes in the same field, which again were not cited here. Option D names older species specific programmes, and they too were not among the projects recognised at this event. Since several conservation projects carry similar names, it is worth memorising the exact pairing recognised at each edition of an award, because questions are frequently framed on precisely that detail.

The correct answer is 15. That is the number of forest officers honoured at the fourth edition of the Eco Warrior Awards for exemplary contribution to environmental conservation, in addition to the Lifetime Achievement Award presented separately to a senior officer of the service. The honours were spread across categories covering protected area management, wildlife protection and conservation, environment conservation, community connect, the best use of technology and a special jury citation, with two officers recognised in each of those categories. Options A, B and D give figures that do not match the count announced at the ceremony. For the examination it helps to remember the number alongside the edition of the award and the year, since a question may combine all three details in a single statement to be judged true or false.