India Mobile Congress 2026 Draws Over 100 Countries to Yashobhoomi

The correct answer is Scale Without Boundaries. The tenth edition of the India Mobile Congress is being held at Yashobhoomi in New Delhi under that theme, organised jointly by the Department of Telecommunications of the Ministry of Communications and the Cellular Operators Association of India. Options B, C and D are wrong because none of them is the theme of this edition; each is a plausible-sounding telecom slogan of the kind used to test whether a candidate has memorised the exact wording. Along with the theme, the figures are worth learning: the exhibition covers 60,000 square metres, more than 100 countries are taking part, over 2,000 technology use cases are on display, and more than 400 startups and over 900 thought leaders have come. The Communications Minister described the event as Asia's leading digital and telecom conference.

The correct answer is more than 100. The scale of the tenth edition is set out in a cluster of figures: an exhibition area of 60,000 square metres, participation from over 100 countries, more than 2,000 technology use cases, over 400 startups and more than 900 thought leaders, besides industry partners, exhibitors, investors, incubators and accelerators. Options A and B, more than 50 and more than 75, are wrong because they understate the participation. Option D, more than 150, is wrong because it overstates it; no such count is given. The minister stressed that the real measure of the event is not the head count but what comes out of it: ideas becoming products, partnerships becoming investment and research reaching public services and everyday use.

The correct answer is the Department of Telecommunications and the Cellular Operators Association of India. The India Mobile Congress is put together jointly by the Department of Telecommunications, which comes under the Ministry of Communications, and the industry body COAI. Option A is wrong because the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India is the sector regulator and NASSCOM represents software and services, and neither organises the event. Option C is wrong because the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology runs a pavilion at the show but is not an organiser. Option D is wrong because the Centre for Development of Telematics is a research body named by the minister as part of the innovation chain, not a co-host. Learn the pair with the venue, Yashobhoomi in New Delhi, and the theme of the tenth edition.

The correct answer is Samriddh Gram. The minister made special mention of this award-winning initiative of the Department of Telecommunications, whose Samriddhi Kendras show how a single digital base can carry government services, health care, schooling, farming and village enterprise to rural communities, demonstrating that connectivity and home-grown innovation can support inclusive growth. Options A and C, BharatNet Udaan and Digital Gaon Mission, are wrong because no such names appear in the account of the interaction. Option D, Sanchar Saathi, is wrong because it was not the initiative cited here. The same remarks framed the shift from 'Made in India' to 'Designed, Developed and Made in India', and named ASPIRE and the Centre for Development of Telematics, along with universities, startups and industry partners, as the bodies that must carry research through to products and export markets.