Exercise Rahat Mitra, the first India-Myanmar tri-services disaster relief drill, concluded at which city?
- A.Visakhapatnam
- B.Kochi
- C.Chennai
- D.Port Blair
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Explanation
The correct answer is Chennai. The two-day exercise, held on 5 and 6 November 2026, was conducted at Chennai, and the city hosted every element of it: the table-top exercise on a severe cyclone, the Indian Army's obstacle clearance and bridge laying display, the visit to INS Sukanya, the shore-based demonstration at INS Adyar and the Communication Network Centre, and the field medical triage at the Military Hospital there. Visakhapatnam is wrong because, although it is a major naval base, no part of this drill was reported from there. Kochi is wrong for the same reason. Port Blair is wrong as well: the Andaman and Nicobar Islands had no role in this exercise, which was run from the Tamil Nadu coast with ships such as INS Adyar and INS Bitra.
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Practice Questions
Which country took part with India in the inaugural tri-services HADR exercise Rahat Mitra?
- A.Bangladesh
- B.Myanmar
- C.Sri Lanka
- D.Thailand
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Rahat Mitra was the first bilateral tri-services exercise on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief between the defence forces of India and Myanmar, held on 5 and 6 November 2026 and concluded at Chennai.
Read the full explanation →The table-top exercise during Rahat Mitra was based on which disaster scenario?
- A.A severe cyclone
- B.A high-magnitude earthquake
- C.A glacial lake outburst flood
- D.A chemical plant leak
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On the opening day the two sides ran a table-top exercise set during a severe cyclone, and used the scenario to talk through coordinated response mechanisms and joint disaster management protocols.
Read the full explanation →Approximately how many names of fallen heroes are inscribed in golden letters at the National War Memorial in New Delhi?
- A.16,000
- B.21,000
- C.26,000
- D.31,000
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Speaking in Sikkim, the Raksha Mantri recalled that the National War Memorial was established in New Delhi to honour the gallant soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice in the service of the nation, and said that approximately twenty six thousand names of the fallen have been inscribed there in golden…
Read the full explanation →Who is the Chief of the Army Staff who accompanied the Raksha Mantri to Sikkim for the Deepawali visit?
- A.General Dhiraj Seth
- B.Lieutenant General V M B Krishnan
- C.Lieutenant General Man Raj Singh Mann
- D.Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai
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The correct answer is General Dhiraj Seth, who is named as the Chief of the Army Staff accompanying the Raksha Mantri to the forward areas of Sikkim for the Deepawali celebration with the Trishakti Corps.
Read the full explanation →The Trishakti Corps, which the Raksha Mantri visited in Sikkim on Deepawali, is which Corps of the Indian Army?
- A.11 Corps
- B.22 Corps
- C.33 Corps
- D.44 Corps
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The Trishakti Corps is the designation of the Army's thirty-third Corps, and its soldiers are deployed in the forward areas of Sikkim, where the Raksha Mantri celebrated Deepawali with them.
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