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Government SchemesHard

In how many vulnerable districts was the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan initially launched?

  1. A.112 districts
  2. B.272 districts
  3. C.372 districts
  4. D.755 districts

Correct answer

B. 272 districts

Explanation

The correct answer is 272 districts. The campaign started in that many vulnerable districts and was later widened to cover every district in the country, which is why the reach figures now run into crores of people. Option A is a number associated with other district-level programmes and is placed here to tempt a candidate who remembers only that the figure was in the hundreds. Option C sits close enough to the true value to catch a hurried reader. Option D takes a genuine figure from the same announcement, the number of de-addiction centres supported by the department, and misapplies it to districts, which is the classic way of building a distractor out of a real number. Keeping each figure tied to the right unit, districts against centres, is the safeguard.

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Q3.Government SchemesMedium

Which of these is NOT one of the four caregiver training categories recognised under SHATAYU?

  1. A.Geriatric Care Provider
  2. B.Wellness Therapist (Elderly)
  3. C.Elderly Care Companion
  4. D.Community Health Officer
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Correct answer: D. Community Health Officer

The four professional training tracks recognised are the Geriatric Care Provider, the Geriatric Caregiver covering both institutional and home care, the Wellness Therapist for the elderly, and the Elderly Care Companion.

Q4.Government SchemesEasy

SHATAYU, the geriatric care platform in the news, is an initiative of which ministry?

  1. A.Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
  2. B.Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
  3. C.Ministry of Women and Child Development
  4. D.Ministry of Rural Development
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Correct answer: B. Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment

The platform is run by the Department of Social Justice and Empowerment within that ministry, and it was launched in May at a national workshop on building a well functioning care economy.