ASUSE 2027-28 is proposed to be conducted over which period?
- A.January 2027 to December 2027
- B.April 2027 to March 2028
- C.July 2027 to June 2028
- D.October 2027 to September 2028
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Explanation
The correct answer is April 2027 to March 2028. The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation has proposed moving the Annual Survey of Unincorporated Sector Enterprises from the calendar-year cycle it has followed so far to the financial year, so that its reference period matches that of other enterprise surveys such as the Annual Survey of Industries and the Annual Survey of Incorporated Services Sector Enterprises, and so that the data is easier to use for National Accounts purposes. Option A describes the calendar-year pattern the survey is moving away from, so it is wrong. Options C and D are wrong because no such cycle was proposed. Aspirants should also note the bridging arrangement: the January to March quarter of that year will still be surveyed on the existing schedule so that the quarterly series is not broken before the new cycle begins.
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Practice Questions
Which information will the Annual Survey of Unincorporated Sector Enterprises capture for the first time?
- A.Use of digital payment instruments
- B.Gender-specific constraints faced by women entrepreneurs
- C.District-level estimates by participating States
- D.Presence of establishments on e-commerce marketplaces
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The revised schedule introduces, for the first time, questions on the constraints women face in operating and managing their establishments, to build an evidence base on the factors affecting female-led enterprises in the unincorporated sector.
Read the full explanation →At whose request were two questions added to identify handloom, power-loom and handicraft establishments?
- A.The Ministry of Textiles
- B.The Ministry of MSME
- C.The Ministry of Commerce and Industry
- D.The Ministry of Rural Development
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The statistics ministry stated that these two questions were added at that Ministry's request, so that establishments engaged in handloom, power-loom and handicraft work can be identified within the survey frame.
Read the full explanation →In the Flash Report, which sector category records the highest ratio of cumulative expenditure to project cost?
- A.Energy
- B.Transport and Logistics
- C.Water and Sanitation
- D.Social and Commercial Infrastructure
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The category has 50 projects, most of them already in the advanced band of physical and financial progress, which explains the high ratio.
Read the full explanation →According to MoSPI's Flash Report for September 2026, how many ongoing central sector infrastructure projects are being monitored and at what cost?
- A.1,853 projects worth Rs 37.56 lakh crore
- B.1,320 projects worth Rs 20.07 lakh crore
- C.780 projects worth Rs 17.73 lakh crore
- D.1,073 projects worth Rs 11.04 lakh crore
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That is the headline figure of the Monthly Flash Report for September 2026, covering projects of Rs 150 crore and above spread over 17 central Ministries and Departments and tracked on the PAIMANA platform.
Read the full explanation →Which Ministry accounts for the largest number of projects in the September 2026 Flash Report?
- A.Ministry of Railways
- B.Ministry of Power
- C.Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
- D.Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas
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It carries 974 of the monitored projects, which is a little over half of the total count, with a revised cost of Rs 9.46 lakh crore, or about a quarter of the overall cost.
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