How much revenue did the Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare generate during Special Campaign 6?
- A.Rs 12,19,644
- B.Rs 22,19,644
- C.Rs 32,19,644
- D.Rs 42,19,644
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Explanation
The correct answer is Rs 32,19,644. The money came from selling off scrap and electronic waste collected while offices were cleared, with trucks flagged off to authorised recyclers rather than the material being dumped. Options A, B and D, namely Rs 12,19,644, Rs 22,19,644 and Rs 42,19,644, are not the sum reported. The point the department makes is that a cleanliness drive need not be a cost centre: sorting and selling waste properly turns clutter into income while also meeting environmental rules. Remember the companion figures as well, since a question may ask for any of them. The department disposed of 3,733 e-waste articles against a target of 3,298, released 13,553 sq ft of office space and planted more than 2,000 saplings through its field offices.
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Practice Questions
How much office space did the Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare free under Special Campaign 6?
- A.9,553 sq ft
- B.11,553 sq ft
- C.13,553 sq ft
- D.15,553 sq ft
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Freeing up space locked by old files, scrap and unused furniture is one of the measured goals of the drive, and the department reported this much floor area released across its own offices and its attached, subordinate and field units.
Read the full explanation →Against a target of 999 sites for cleanliness activities under Special Campaign 6, how many sites did the Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare actually cover?
- A.879
- B.999
- C.1,079
- D.1,179
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The department exceeded the figure fixed for it, covering comfortably more than the target of 999 sites that had been identified for cleanliness work across its offices, attached and subordinate units and field formations.
Read the full explanation →At which institute was a life-size rhinoceros model built from circuit boards during Special Campaign 6?
- A.CFMTTI, Budni
- B.MANAGE, Hyderabad
- C.NRFMTTI, Hisar
- D.NERFMTTI, Biswanath Chariali
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The rhinoceros was an apt choice of subject for an Assam institute, since the one-horned rhinoceros is the state's best known wildlife emblem, and the model was assembled entirely from discarded circuit boards.
Read the full explanation →Which authority is developing the recreational Yamuna river cruise service in Delhi?
- A.Delhi Development Authority
- B.Inland Waterways Authority of India
- C.Directorate General of Shipping
- D.Cochin Shipyard Limited
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The correct answer is the Inland Waterways Authority of India, which works under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways and is leading the project.
Read the full explanation →On which stretch of the Yamuna has Delhi's first recreational river cruise service been developed?
- A.Wazirabad to Okhla
- B.Sonia Vihar to Jagatpur
- C.Kalindi Kunj to Nizamuddin
- D.Palla to Wazirabad
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The cruise service has been developed along this stretch of the river, and the inauguration itself was fixed at Sonia Vihar on 10 November 2026.
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