Barapullah Elevated Road Phase-3 provides signal-free connectivity between which two parts of Delhi?
- A.North Delhi and West Delhi
- B.East Delhi and South Delhi
- C.Central Delhi and North Delhi
- D.West Delhi and South Delhi
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Explanation
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.
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Practice Questions
At what cost has the Barapullah Elevated Road Phase-3 in Delhi been built?
- A.Rs 1,235 crore
- B.Rs 1,635 crore
- C.Rs 1,941 crore
- D.Rs 2,350 crore
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The Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation dedicated the Barapullah Elevated Road Phase-3, built at that cost, to the people of Delhi.
Read the full explanation →Foundation stones for which of the following were laid along with the dedication of Barapullah Elevated Road Phase-3?
- A.A metro corridor and a ring road
- B.The Modi Mill-Savitri Cinema Flyover and the Loni Underpass
- C.Two pedestrian skywalks
- D.A bus rapid transit corridor
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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.
Read the full explanation →What was the period of the implementation phase of Special Campaign 6 in which DIPAM disposed of its identified targets?
- A.15 to 30 September 2026
- B.2 October 2026 to 31 October 2026
- C.1 to 30 November 2026
- D.2 September 2026 to 2 October 2026
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The campaign was run in two stages, and this second stage, the implementation phase, was when the department actually disposed of the matters it had listed.
Read the full explanation →Through which organisation was e-waste scrapped during DIPAM's Special Campaign 6, and for what amount?
- A.MMTC Limited, for Rs 3,01,777
- B.NBCC (India) Limited, for Rs 2,01,777
- C.MSTC Limited, for Rs 2,01,777
- D.MSTC Limited, for Rs 5,20,100
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The scrapping of electronic waste was completed through MSTC Limited and realised that amount, and it is the single figure from this campaign most likely to be asked in an examination.
Read the full explanation →Which department of the Ministry of Finance reported its performance in Special Campaign 6 for institutionalising Swachhata and minimising pendency?
- A.Department of Economic Affairs
- B.Department of Investment and Public Asset Management
- C.Department of Financial Services
- D.Department of Expenditure
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It is this department of the Ministry of Finance that took part in Special Campaign 6, the drive for institutionalising Swachhata and minimising pendency in government offices, and whose results were made public.
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