At what cost has the Barapullah Elevated Road Phase-3 in Delhi been built?

The correct answer is East Delhi and South Delhi. The Home Minister stated that the newly dedicated phase of the Barapullah corridor would give signal-free connectivity between the eastern and the southern parts of the capital, so that commuting becomes smoother, motorists get relief from traffic jams and travel time is saved. A signal-free corridor achieves this by carrying traffic over intersections on an elevated deck instead of stopping it at traffic lights. Options A, C and D pair other parts of the city; while Delhi has several corridors linking those areas, none of them is the connection described for this phase. The point to note for examinations is the specific pair of directions named, since a question may change just one of the two.

The correct answer is the Modi Mill-Savitri Cinema Flyover and the Loni Underpass. Along with dedicating the completed elevated road, the Union Home Minister laid the foundation stones of these two works, which together with the road make up the package of projects worth more than Rs 1,941 crore. A flyover lifts traffic over a junction and an underpass takes it beneath, and both are built to remove traffic signals at busy crossings. Option A names a metro corridor and a ring road, which are different categories of project and were not part of this announcement. Options C and D, pedestrian skywalks and a bus rapid transit corridor, are also urban transport works but neither was named. Hence option B is correct.

The correct answer is digital museums including tribal contributions to the freedom struggle. The agreement names the development of dedicated galleries and digital museums showcasing tribal arts, artefacts and the historical contributions of tribal communities to India's freedom struggle as a key area of cooperation, alongside digital archives and interactive museum galleries. Option A is wrong because pricing of forest produce is a separate procurement matter and is not part of this cultural agreement. Option C is wrong because school recruitment is an administrative function of the education and tribal welfare machinery and finds no place in the MoU. Option D is wrong because granting titles under forest rights law is a statutory process carried out by state authorities. The other stated areas are documentation of vanishing arts, music and cuisines, protection of endangered tribal languages and oral traditions, and youth camps in educational institutions.

The correct answer is the Ministry of Culture. The Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts is an autonomous trust under that ministry, which is what makes this agreement a joining of two ministries' resources on one subject: tribal heritage. Option A is wrong because the Ministry of Education runs schooling and higher education and does not administer IGNCA. Option B is wrong because the Ministry of Tribal Affairs is the other party to the MoU, contributing its tribal research ecosystem and its network of Tribal Research Institutes rather than housing IGNCA. Option D is wrong because tourism promotion is a separate function and has no administrative link with the centre. Under the agreement IGNCA brings academic, archival, research and curatorial expertise to the documentation and digitisation of tribal arts, languages, oral traditions and crafts.

The correct answer is the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, or IGNCA, which is an autonomous trust functioning under the Ministry of Culture. The MoU was signed in New Delhi on 28 September 2026 for the preservation, documentation, digitisation, research and promotion of India's tangible and intangible tribal cultural heritage, and it brings the ministry's network of Tribal Research Institutes together with IGNCA's academic, archival and curatorial strengths. Option B is wrong because the Anthropological Survey of India, though it studies communities, was not a party to this agreement. Option C is wrong because the National School of Drama trains theatre practitioners and had no role here. Option D is wrong because the Indian Council of Historical Research funds historical research and was not named. The signing took place in the presence of the Secretary of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Ranjana Chopra.