How many e-files did the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs close under Special Campaign 6.0?
- A.58
- B.117
- C.134
- D.200
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Explanation
The correct answer is 117. The ministry reviewed 200 electronic files during the campaign and closed 117 of them. The other three options are the remaining numbers in the same set, which is what makes this question worth a careful read. Option A, 58, is the count of physical files that were picked for weeding out and have been weeded out. Option C, 134, is the number of physical files marked for review in the first place. Option D, 200, is the number of e-files reviewed, not the number closed. Holding the four figures in the right order is the whole point: 134 physical files reviewed and 58 weeded out on the paper side, 200 e-files reviewed and 117 closed on the electronic side. These counts sit under the record management head of the campaign.
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Practice Questions
Which department steers Special Campaign 6.0 for institutionalising Swachhata and reducing pendency in government offices?
- A.Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances
- B.Department of Personnel and Training
- C.Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade
- D.Department of Expenditure
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It steers the campaign across ministries and departments, with the aim of making Swachhata a settled part of office life and of raising administrative efficiency through orderly record management, the clearing of pending matters on time and better use of office space.
Read the full explanation →Over which period in 2026 was Special Campaign 6.0 conducted?
- A.1 to 15 September
- B.2 to 31 August
- C.2 to 31 October
- D.1 to 30 November
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The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs took part in the campaign through this window and wound up its participation at the end of the month, announcing what had been done.
Read the full explanation →The National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA), the flagship initiative of the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, supports the paperless functioning of which bodies?
- A.State Legislatures
- B.District courts
- C.Gram panchayats
- D.Central universities
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NeVA is described as the flagship initiative of the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and it carries the paperless working of State Legislatures, which makes legislative business quicker and cuts the use of paper.
Read the full explanation →Which Lieutenant Governor was among the guests at the Sardar Katha programme?
- A.Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Lieutenant Governor of Delhi
- B.Manoj Sinha, Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir
- C.Praful Patel, Administrator of Dadra and Nagar Haveli
- D.R. K. Mathur, Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh
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The correct answer is Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, who attended the programme at Uprashtrapati Bhavan along with other invited guests.
Read the full explanation →According to the Vice-President's address, how many princely states had to be integrated into the Indian Union at the time of Independence?
- A.More than 350
- B.More than 450
- C.More than 550
- D.More than 650
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Recalling the position in 1947, the Vice-President said Partition had left the country in uncertainty and that this many princely states had to be brought into the Indian Union, a task Sardar Patel completed through determination, persuasion, administrative ability and statesmanship.
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