How many electronic files were closed by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation during Special Campaign 6?
- A.1,607
- B.1,522
- C.1,982
- D.433
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Explanation
The correct answer is 1,522. During Special Campaign 6 the Ministry reviewed its electronic records in bulk and closed this many e-files, which the Ministry counted among the gains in records management and administrative efficiency. Option A, 1,607, is the number of e-files that were taken up for review, so it is the larger pool from which the closures were made and not the count of closures itself. Option C, 1,982, is a measure of area rather than of files: it is the office space in square feet that the Ministry freed through its space-management work during the same campaign. Option D, 433, belongs to the physical side of the exercise, being the number of paper files weeded out of the 718 that were reviewed. Candidates should keep the four figures apart by remembering which unit each one carries.
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Practice Questions
Over which period was Special Campaign 6 of the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation conducted?
- A.2 to 31 October 2026
- B.1 to 30 September 2026
- C.7 to 31 October 2026
- D.2 to 31 November 2026
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The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation held Special Campaign 6 over these dates, with its field offices in the States and Union Territories joining in along with its attached, subordinate and autonomous offices, and with the Secretary of the Ministry monitoring progress that was uploaded daily on the SCDPM…
Read the full explanation →How much revenue did MoSPI generate from the disposal of e-waste and scrap during Special Campaign 6?
- A.Rs 3,69,819
- B.Rs 2,69,918
- C.Rs 6,39,189
- D.Rs 9,36,811
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The Ministry put this amount down to the disposal of electronic waste and scrap during Special Campaign 6, treating it as a sign that resources lying unused in offices can still be turned to account.
Read the full explanation →Which of the following is NOT named as an organiser of the exposition of the Sacred Relics of Shakyamuni Buddha at Bomdila?
- A.Ministry of Culture
- B.National Museum, New Delhi
- C.International Buddhist Confederation
- D.Ministry of Tourism
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The exposition at the Thubchog Gatsel Ling Monastery in Bomdila is being organised by the Ministry of Culture of the Government of India in collaboration with three partners, and each of the other three options is one of them.
Read the full explanation →At which site in Namsai district will the Holy Relics of Shakyamuni Buddha be enshrined for public Darshan from 14 to 20 November 2026?
- A.Golden Pagoda
- B.Lower Gompa
- C.Mahabodhi Temple
- D.Tawang Monastery
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After the public exposition at Bomdila ends, the Relics are to be accorded a ceremonial send-off on 14 November 2026 and carried onward to Namsai district, where they will be enshrined at the Golden Pagoda for public viewing from 14 to 20 November 2026.
Read the full explanation →How many devotees visited the TGL Monastery at Bomdila during the first two days of the exposition of the Holy Relics of Shakyamuni Buddha?
- A.9,196
- B.11,969
- C.13,114
- D.21,120
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The Ministry of Culture reported that this many devotees reached the Thubchog Gatsel Ling Monastery, or Lower Gompa, at Bomdila in Arunachal Pradesh during the opening two days of the exposition of the Holy Relics of Shakyamuni Buddha, offering prayers and seeking blessings in the presence of the Relics.
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