How many languages were represented at the National Tribal Literary Festival, and how many of them were tribal languages?
- A.19 languages, of which 15 were tribal languages
- B.23 languages, of which 27 were tribal languages
- C.27 languages, of which 23 were tribal languages
- D.31 languages, of which 22 were tribal languages
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Explanation
The correct answer is 27 languages, of which 23 were tribal languages. Summing up the two-day festival at the valedictory session, Dr. K. Srinivasa Rao, a former Secretary of the Sahitya Akademi, counted that many languages in the readings and discussions and noted how many of them were tribal tongues. The figure matters because it shows the spread of the festival across communities rather than a single region. Option A understates both counts and matches no figure given by the Ministry. Option B inverts the two numbers, making the tribal count larger than the total, which is impossible since tribal languages were a subset of all the languages represented. Option D invents a larger total and a smaller tribal share. Candidates should fix the pair in memory in the right order: 27 in all, 23 of them tribal.
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Practice Questions
What was the theme of the National Tribal Literary Festival that concluded in New Delhi?
- A.Tribal Art and Craft of Bharat
- B.From Oral Tradition to Contemporary Tribal Literature
- C.Languages of the Forest
- D.Tribal Pride and National Development
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- A.Sahitya Akademi
- B.National Book Trust
- C.Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS)
- D.Sangeet Natak Akademi
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At the valedictory session, Smt. Ranjana Chopra, Secretary in the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, described Living Roots Originals as an initiative developed in collaboration with IPRS to recognise and protect the creative rights of tribal musicians and performers.
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- A.Digital India
- B.Viksit Bharat 2047
- C.Make in India
- D.Skill India Mission
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- A.417
- B.571
- C.714
- D.840
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Read the full explanation →What was the theme of the 31st CII Partnership Summit held at Visakhapatnam?
- A.Navigating the New World Order - Trade, Technology and Trust
- B.Trade, Investment and Shared Prosperity
- C.Partnership for a Resilient Global Economy
- D.Technology, Talent and Transformation
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