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In the road dust review, how much of the targeted road length in NCR had been redeveloped?

  1. A.3,221 km of 5,480 km
  2. B.5,480 km of 6,747 km
  3. C.2,298 km of 3,221 km
  4. D.2,345 km of 5,480 km

Correct answer

A. 3,221 km of 5,480 km

Explanation

The correct answer is 3,221 km of a 5,480 km target, a gap the minister pointed to while reviewing the management of road dust. Road-owning agencies were told to give priority to repairing potholes, damaged footpaths and central verges and to pave roads end to end as the CAQM framework requires, backed by surveys using artificial intelligence. Mechanical sweeping machines are to be used fully and run in double shifts, with digital tracking through the command and control centres. Option B misuses the figure of 6,747, which is the shortfall in municipal solid waste processing measured in tonnes per day. Options C and D misuse 2,298 and 2,345, which belong to the count of industries connected to online continuous emission monitoring systems. Matching each figure to its own subject is what such a question tests.

Read the full article: Delhi-NCR Air Pollution Review Orders 191 Polluting Units Sealed

Q1.EnvironmentEasy

Who chaired the November 2026 review meeting on measures to curb air pollution in Delhi-NCR?

  1. A.The Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change
  2. B.The Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs
  3. C.The Chief Minister of Delhi
  4. D.The Chairperson of the Commission for Air Quality Management
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Correct answer: A. The Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change

The correct answer is the Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Bhupender Yadav, who took the chair at the review of what Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan have done to cut pollution in the capital region.

Q3.EnvironmentMedium

PAVAN, which brings air quality, emission, weather, satellite and compliance data onto one platform, belongs to which body?

  1. A.India Meteorological Department
  2. B.Commission for Air Quality Management
  3. C.National Green Tribunal
  4. D.Municipal Corporation of Delhi
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Correct answer: B. Commission for Air Quality Management

PAVAN stands for the Platform for Air Quality Vigilance and Analytics for NCR, and it is CAQM’s own platform, built so that air quality readings, emission data, meteorological information, satellite inputs and compliance records can be seen together instead of in separate silos.