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How many teleconsultations has e-Sanjeevani facilitated, according to India's statement at UNGA81?

  1. A.297 million
  2. B.397 million
  3. C.497 million
  4. D.597 million

Correct answer

C. 497 million

Explanation

The correct answer is more than 497 million. The Union Health Secretary cited this figure as proof that technology is closing the distance between a patient in a remote area and a doctor, and she placed it beside the other digital health number from the same speech, namely that over 900 million citizens now hold a unique health identity. Alongside e-Sanjeevani she mentioned teleradiology, X-rays read with the help of artificial intelligence and Mobile Medical Units. Options A, B and D are close enough in size to be tempting, and the way to keep them out is to pair the teleconsultation count with the scheme that produced it rather than trying to recall a bare number. Remember also that e-Sanjeevani is a teleconsultation service, so the figure counts consultations and not patients or health records.

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Q3.InternationalHard

Which country's government co-hosted the launch of the OneSCD partnership with India?

  1. A.Nigeria
  2. B.Kenya
  3. C.Ghana
  4. D.South Africa
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Correct answer: A. Nigeria

OneSCD, described as a global partnership to advance equity and transform sickle cell care, was launched with the Government of Nigeria among its partners, along with the World Health Organization, UNICEF, Africa CDC, the World Coalition on Sickle Cell Disease and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Q4.InternationalMedium

Which of the following is NOT one of the Pillar II thematic clusters of Horizon Europe named as matching India's research priorities?

  1. A.Health
  2. B.Climate, energy and mobility
  3. C.Defence procurement and arms exports
  4. D.Food and the bioeconomy
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Correct answer: C. Defence procurement and arms exports

The clusters listed under Pillar II of Horizon Europe in the announcement are health; digital technologies, industry and space; climate, energy and mobility; and food and the bioeconomy.