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By how much did India's merchandise exports grow during April-October of FY 2026-27?

  1. A.10.93%
  2. B.16.66%
  3. C.21.96%
  4. D.29.90%

Correct answer

C. 21.96%

Explanation

The correct answer is 21.96%, the growth recorded by merchandise, that is goods, exports over the seven months from April to October of FY 2026-27. Goods clearly outpaced the other half of the basket during this stretch. Option A, 10.93%, is the growth posted by services exports in the same period, so it belongs to the other component and not to merchandise. Option B, 16.66%, is the growth of total exports, goods and services taken together, which naturally sits between the two component rates. Option D, 29.90%, is the year-on-year growth of total exports in the single month of October, a month in which merchandise alone surged 45.06% to US$ 49.47 billion; it is a monthly figure, not a seven-month one. Candidates should note how the same release carries separate rates for goods, services, the combined basket and individual months.

Read the full article: India's Exports Climb 16.66% to $568.84 Billion in April-October

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Investment funds of which group indirectly control Rasmalai Limited?

  1. A.Advent International, L.P.
  2. B.Blackstone Group
  3. C.Temasek Holdings
  4. D.Brookfield Asset Management
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Correct answer: A. Advent International, L.P.

The acquirer is indirectly controlled by investment funds that are managed or advised by Advent International and its affiliates, which is how a global private equity platform takes a position in an Indian company through a holding entity registered abroad.

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Which regulator approved the acquisition of certain shareholding of Yatharth Hospital & Trauma Care Services Limited?

  1. A.Securities and Exchange Board of India
  2. B.Reserve Bank of India
  3. C.Competition Commission of India
  4. D.Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India
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Correct answer: C. Competition Commission of India

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