In how many Indian official languages is content on the new Ministry of Defence website available?
- A.Twelve
- B.Sixteen
- C.Twenty-two
- D.Twenty-eight
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Explanation
The correct answer is twenty-two. The ministry has put the content of the relaunched websites in that many Indian official languages, and it gives wider outreach and improved accessibility as the reason. The other three counts do not match the announcement. Options A and B name smaller figures and option D a larger one, and none of them is the number stated for the relaunch. For revision, keep the language count with the other two numbers attached to this story, which are the version numbers of the frameworks the sites follow: the Digital Brand Identity Manual in version three and the Guidelines for Indian Government Websites, also in version three. The websites carry ministry policies, initiatives, activities, notifications and defence updates for citizens, stakeholders and users, and the address to remember is the ministry domain.
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Practice Questions
Who launched the revamped websites of the Ministry of Defence and the Department of Defence in October 2026?
- A.The Defence Minister
- B.The Defence Secretary
- C.The Chief of Defence Staff
- D.The Chief of Army Staff
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The distinction matters because exam papers often test which office performed an act.
Read the full explanation →In the context of the new defence websites, what does GIGW stand for?
- A.General Information Gateway for Websites
- B.Guidelines for Indian Government Websites
- C.Government Integrated Governance Web
- D.Guidance on Internet Governance Worldwide
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The relaunched platforms of the ministry and its Department of Defence are described as fully compliant with these guidelines in their third version, along with the Digital Brand Identity Manual, also in its third version.
Read the full explanation →The fourth edition of Exercise AUSTRAHIND was held at which venue?
- A.Irwin Barracks, Perth
- B.Foreign Training Node, Thiruvananthapuram
- C.Mahajan Field Firing Range, Rajasthan
- D.Pune, Maharashtra
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Australia hosted the fourth edition there in October 2025, which fits the pattern of the series moving between the two countries.
Read the full explanation →Which Indian regiment forms the core of the Indian Army contingent at AUSTRAHIND 2026?
- A.Gorkha Rifles
- B.Rajputana Rifles
- C.Garhwal Rifles
- D.Jat Regiment
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The Indian contingent at this edition is built around troops of the Garhwal Rifles, with personnel from other arms and services joining them, while the Australian contingent is drawn from 13 Brigade.
Read the full explanation →Exercise AUSTRAHIND 2026, which began in October 2026, is a joint military exercise between India and which country?
- A.Austria
- B.Australia
- C.New Zealand
- D.Indonesia
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AUSTRAHIND is the joint military exercise of the Indian Army and the Australian Army, and its name joins the two countries.
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