In which year was the India-Poland Strategic Partnership established?
- A.2014
- B.2019
- C.2024
- D.2026
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Explanation
The correct answer is 2024. The India-Poland Strategic Partnership was set up in that year, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi made his landmark visit to Poland, and the ministerial travel of November 2026 was described as carrying that partnership forward. Option D is wrong because 2026 is the year of the visit by the Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, Jitin Prasada, and of the earlier India trip by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, not the year the partnership was created. Options A and B name years with no link to the partnership at all; the elevation of ties to a strategic partnership is tied specifically to the Prime Minister's own visit to Warsaw and not to any earlier engagement. Aspirants should memorise the pair together: Modi's visit and the strategic partnership belong to the same year, while the exchange of senior visits in both directions belongs to the later year.
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Practice Questions
Which Polish Prime Minister visited India shortly before Jitin Prasada's trip to Poland?
- A.Mateusz Morawiecki
- B.Donald Tusk
- C.Andrzej Duda
- D.Krzysztof Gawkowski
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The two visits together show how quickly senior exchanges are now following one another between the two countries.
Read the full explanation →Where was the India-Poland Business Forum addressed by Jitin Prasada held?
- A.At the Polish National Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw
- B.At the Indian Embassy in Krakow
- C.At the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs in Gdansk
- D.At the European Union headquarters in Brussels
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He asked companies from both countries to use the coming India-European Union Free Trade Agreement to widen market access and deepen investment ties.
Read the full explanation →How many Indian companies formed the business delegation that accompanied the Minister of State to Poland?
- A.8
- B.12
- C.20
- D.35
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A business delegation of that many Indian companies travelled with Jitin Prasada, Minister of State for Commerce and Industry and for Electronics and Information Technology, on his two-day programme in Poland.
Read the full explanation →How much has India committed to the Africa Solar Facility of the International Solar Alliance?
- A.About Rs 225 crore, that is USD 25 million
- B.About Rs 500 crore, that is USD 60 million
- C.About Rs 1,000 crore, that is USD 120 million
- D.About Rs 90 crore, that is USD 10 million
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The Africa Solar Facility itself carries a size of USD 200 million and is meant to draw investment into the distributed renewable energy sector of Africa, and the Indian contribution to it has been put at roughly Rs 225 crore, which works out to USD 25 million.
Read the full explanation →In which year was the International Solar Alliance established, and by which two countries?
- A.2010, by India and Japan
- B.2015, by India and France
- C.2018, by India and Germany
- D.2020, by India and Denmark
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The shared conviction that the gains of solar power must be spread fairly brought the two countries together to create the Alliance in that year, and the platform has since grown to 130 signatory and member countries, serving the Global South in particular.
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