How much has the Union Budget 2026-27 allocated for AVGC Content Creator Labs?
- A.Rs 150 crore
- B.Rs 250 crore
- C.Rs 500 crore
- D.Rs 1,000 crore
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Explanation
The correct answer is Rs 250 crore. The allocation is meant to set up Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and Comics Content Creator Labs in 15,000 secondary schools and 500 colleges across the country, and the Indian Institute of Creative Technologies in Mumbai will plan, coordinate and implement the initiative as the nodal agency. The labs are intended to give students hands-on practice with industry tools in animation, visual effects, gaming and digital content creation. Option A understates the figure. Option C repeats the number of colleges, 500, in crores of rupees, which is exactly the kind of trap a hurried reader falls into. Option D is a round figure that the Budget did not use for this purpose. Tie the money to the two counts that go with it, 15,000 schools and 500 colleges, and the set of three facts becomes much harder to forget.
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Practice Questions
Which of these is NOT one of the three forms of Extended Reality (XR)?
- A.Virtual Reality
- B.Augmented Reality
- C.Haptic Reality
- D.Mixed Reality
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Extended Reality is the umbrella term for technologies that combine real and digital environments through computer systems and wearable devices, and it has three members.
Read the full explanation →Which ministry constituted the AVGC Promotion Task Force in April 2022?
- A.Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
- B.Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
- C.Ministry of Communications
- D.Ministry of Culture
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It constituted the AVGC Promotion Task Force in April 2022, bringing together industry, academia and Government, and guided it by three principles: public-private collaboration, inter-ministerial convergence and an integrated approach to the sector.
Read the full explanation →The project aims to advance the propulsion technology to which Technology Readiness Level?
- A.TRL 6
- B.TRL 7
- C.TRL 8
- D.TRL 9
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The programme is meant to carry the propulsion technology from Technology Readiness Level six, where a system has been proved in a relevant environment, up to Technology Readiness Level nine, where it is flight proven and ready for wider operational use, through further development, validation and deployment work.
Read the full explanation →The green propulsion system being developed by Manastu Space is built around which propellant?
- A.Hydrazine
- B.Liquid hydrogen
- C.Hydrogen peroxide with additives
- D.Kerosene with liquid oxygen
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The system is described as a green propulsion solution that uses a hydrogen peroxide based propellant with additives, supported by an integrated engine and catalyst assembly that includes an ultra-high-temperature ceramic catalyst meant to survive demanding conditions.
Read the full explanation →How much support has the Technology Development Board sanctioned to Manastu Space Technologies under the RDI Fund?
- A.Rs 96 crore
- B.Rs 116 crore
- C.Rs 277.63 crore
- D.Rs 350 crore
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The Technology Development Board, which functions under the Department of Science and Technology, signed an agreement with Manastu Space Technologies Private Limited of Navi Mumbai for financial support of Rs 116 crore drawn from the Research Development and Innovation Fund, and this money is being routed as Optionally Convertible Debt.
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