By which year is the Yamuna to be made clean, according to the roadmap described at the ceremony?
- A.2027
- B.2028
- C.2029
- D.2030
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Explanation
The correct answer is 2029. The Home Minister said that time-bound roadmaps had been prepared jointly for Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Delhi, with the Centre and these state governments working together, and that the Yamuna would be made clean by that year. He went further and expressed confidence that the river would be purified before May of the same year, so the month is also worth remembering. Options A, B and D are nearby years offered to test whether the target has been learnt exactly, and none of them appears in the plan. The other progress figure quoted at the ceremony was that more than 40 per cent of the plan placed before the Delhi government had already been achieved, which is the kind of paired figure an examiner likes to ask alongside the deadline.
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Practice Questions
What was the total value of the Yamuna rejuvenation projects inaugurated and begun in Delhi on 22 October 2026?
- A.Rs 5,941 crore
- B.Rs 8,941 crore
- C.Rs 11,941 crore
- D.Rs 2,941 crore
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Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah attended the ceremony at which 10 Yamuna rejuvenation projects were inaugurated and foundation stones were laid for 33 more, and the schemes together carry this total cost.
Read the full explanation →How many projects were inaugurated and how many were initiated at the Yamuna rejuvenation ceremony in Delhi?
- A.33 inaugurated and 10 initiated
- B.10 inaugurated and 33 initiated
- C.13 inaugurated and 30 initiated
- D.10 inaugurated and 43 initiated
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The Home Minister said that 10 projects were inaugurated at the function and 33 projects were started with the laying of foundation stones, and that the schemes begun carry a total cost of Rs 8,941 crore.
Read the full explanation →Out of 135 public grievances before DST, how many had been disposed of in the mid-campaign report?
- A.89
- B.99
- C.109
- D.123
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The report also records that nine of the twenty-three grievance appeals were resolved and seven of the twelve references received from Members of Parliament were disposed of, so the three pendency figures need to be kept apart from one another.
Read the full explanation →Special Campaign 6 in the Department of Science and Technology is being implemented in accordance with the guidelines of which body?
- A.NITI Aayog
- B.Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances
- C.Department of Personnel and Training
- D.Comptroller and Auditor General
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The drive covers the department and its autonomous institutes, subordinate offices, field offices, Technology Innovation Hubs, missions and other affiliated organisations, and it concludes on 31 October 2026.
Read the full explanation →How did the number of cleanliness campaign sites identified by DST change during Special Campaign 6?
- A.It rose from 315 to 401
- B.It rose from 401 to 800
- C.It fell from 401 to 397
- D.It rose from 135 to 315
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At the start of the campaign 315 sites were identified, and after the review meeting of 5 October, chaired by the Joint Secretary (Administration) as nodal officer, the figure went up to 401.
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