How many Licensing Agreements for Transfer of Technology were handed over at VIMARSH, and to how many manufacturing partners?
- A.Five agreements to nine partners
- B.Nine agreements to 13 partners
- C.Thirteen agreements to nine partners
- D.Eleven agreements to 15 partners
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Explanation
The correct answer is nine agreements to 13 partners. The release records that nine Licensing Agreements for Transfer of Technology, written in short as LAToTs, were handed over to that many manufacturing partners in the presence of the Raksha Mantri, so that they may take up commercial production of the systems involved. Option C reverses the two numbers and is the trap most likely to catch a hurried reader, so note the order carefully: the count of agreements is the smaller of the two. Option A understates the number of agreements. Option D invents both figures. Remember also that one agreement can cover more than one partner, which is why the number of partners is larger than the number of licences signed at this meet.
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Practice Questions
What was the theme of the VIMARSH DRDO-Industry Synergy Meet held in September 2026?
- A.Varta se Vikas
- B.Vikas se Vishwas
- C.Shodh se Samriddhi
- D.Nav Bharat Nav Nirman
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- C.Bagdogra, West Bengal
- D.Dimapur, Nagaland
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