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How many physical files were reviewed by the Ministry of Steel during SCDPM 6, and what share of the target did this represent?

  1. A.17,107 files, 95 per cent of target
  2. B.21,164 files, 101 per cent of target
  3. C.17,501 files, 100 per cent of target
  4. D.12,164 files, 110 per cent of target

Correct answer

B. 21,164 files, 101 per cent of target

Explanation

The correct answer is 21,164 files, 101 per cent of target. The ministry reviewed that many physical files during the campaign and recorded the achievement slightly above the number planned, which is why it is reported as 101 per cent of the set target. Option A is wrong because the figure it names is the count of physical files that were weeded out, not reviewed. Option C is wrong because its figure is the approximate office space in square feet that was freed by disposing of scrap, electronic waste and redundant files, not a file count. Option D names a figure that does not belong to the campaign at all. Candidates should keep the three headline numbers apart: files reviewed, files weeded out, and square feet of space released, since all three are easily swapped in an objective question.

Read the full article: Steel Ministry Ends SCDPM 6 With 21,164 Files Reviewed

Practice Questions

Q1.NationalEasy

The Ministry of Steel conducted the Special Campaign for Disposal of Pending Matters (SCDPM) 6 during which period?

  1. A.1 to 30 September 2026
  2. B.2 to 31 October 2026
  3. C.15 October to 15 November 2026
  4. D.2 to 31 August 2026
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Correct answer: B. 2 to 31 October 2026

The Ministry of Steel conducted SCDPM 6 across that month-long window along with the Central Public Sector Enterprises under it, with the campaign directed at streamlining governance through the effective disposal of pending matters and at promoting cleanliness and efficiency in official functioning.

Q2.NationalMedium

Roughly how much office space did the Ministry of Steel free during SCDPM 6 through disposal of scrap, e-waste and redundant files?

  1. A.About 17,501 square feet
  2. B.About 21,164 square feet
  3. C.About 7,501 square feet
  4. D.About 1,750 square feet
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Correct answer: A. About 17,501 square feet

The ministry reported that approximately this much office space was released during the campaign by clearing scrap, electronic waste and files that were no longer required.

Q3.NationalMedium

Which of the following categories of pending matters was taken up by the Ministry of Steel under SCDPM 6?

  1. A.Only internal departmental audit paragraphs
  2. B.Only court cases pending before tribunals
  3. C.References from MPs, the PMO, VIPs and the Cabinet, State Governments and CPGRAMS cases
  4. D.Only pending tender and procurement files
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Correct answer: C. References from MPs, the PMO, VIPs and the Cabinet, State Governments and CPGRAMS cases

The campaign set out to institutionalise Swachhta and to address pending matters across these several categories, which is why its reporting covers both paperwork and public grievances.

Q4.NationalMedium

Which pledge formed part of the activities of MY Bharat's 'Know Your Vote' campaign?

  1. A.Swachhata Pledge
  2. B.Loktantrik Pledge
  3. C.Nasha Mukt Bharat Pledge
  4. D.Fit India Pledge
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Correct answer: B. Loktantrik Pledge

The 'Viksit Bharat Yuva Samvad: Know Your Vote' campaign was about electoral awareness and responsible participation in democracy, so its activities included quizzes, question-and-answer sessions, the Loktantrik (democratic) Pledge and registration on the MY Bharat portal.