PM Mementos E-Auction Lists 18 Andhra Pradesh Craft Gifts

The correct answer is Namami Gange. Gifts and mementos presented to the Prime Minister are offered through a public e-auction, and the money they raise is directed to the Namami Gange programme, which works to conserve and rejuvenate the river Ganga. This is what gives the initiative its purpose: an object of personal courtesy becomes a contribution to a national mission. Option A, the Swachh Bharat Mission, deals with sanitation and cleanliness and is not named as the recipient of these proceeds. Option C, the Jal Jeevan Mission, is concerned with household tap water supply, and option D, the Atal Bhujal Yojana, with groundwater management; neither of them receives money from the auction of the mementos. Aspirants should link the PM Mementos e-auction firmly with Ganga conservation, since this pairing is the most frequently asked part of the scheme.

The correct answer is Andhra Pradesh. The collection being highlighted is the set of mementos that came to the Prime Minister from Andhra Pradesh, and among them is a wooden bullock cart made in the Kondapalli style, a craft that stands for rural life and traditional workmanship in that state. The same lot also carries a Kalamkari textile, another tradition associated with Andhra Pradesh. Option A, Odisha, is known for crafts such as Pattachitra and stone carving, but not for Kondapalli toys. Option B, Karnataka, has its own wooden craft traditions, such as the lacquered toys of Channapatna, which are often confused with Kondapalli work in examinations. Option D, Telangana, is a neighbouring state with crafts of its own, including Nirmal and Pembarthi work. Candidates should fix the pairing of Kondapalli and Kalamkari with Andhra Pradesh.

The correct answer is 31 October 2026. The e-auction is currently live and its closing date has been pushed to the end of October, so that bidders have more time to study the collection and place their offers on the official PM Mementos portal. The eighteen mementos from Andhra Pradesh are part of that live collection. Option B, 30 November 2026, and option D, 31 December 2026, are later dates and do not match the extension that has been announced. Option C, 15 October 2026, falls earlier and would cut the bidding period short. For examination purposes the useful combination to remember is the number of mementos from the state, the ministry that runs the initiative, the destination of the proceeds and this closing date, since questions on such auctions are usually set around exactly those four details.