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India is working towards a renewable energy target of how much capacity, as named in the article shared by the Prime Minister?

  1. A.300 GW
  2. B.400 GW
  3. C.500 GW
  4. D.750 GW

Correct answer

C. 500 GW

Explanation

The correct answer is 500 GW. The article by Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, which the Prime Minister shared, looks at what lies ahead for solar power in the country as India works towards a renewable energy target of 500 GW, with solar powered farming, energy storage, manufacturing and green jobs named among the areas of growth. Option A is wrong because 300 GW is not the figure stated for the target. Option B is wrong because 400 GW does not appear as the goal either. Option D is wrong because 750 GW is well above the figure named and is not part of the article. For the examination hall, pair this number with the two schemes credited with the growth of solar power, namely PM Surya Ghar and PM-KUSUM, since questions often join the target to the scheme names.

Read the full article: PM Surya Ghar, PM-KUSUM Drive Solar Push Towards 500 GW Target

Q1.EnvironmentMedium

Which pair of initiatives is credited with driving the growth of solar power in India?

  1. A.PM Surya Ghar and PM-KUSUM
  2. B.PM Ujjwala and PM Gati Shakti
  3. C.PM Awas and PM Mudra
  4. D.PM Vishwakarma and PM Poshan
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Correct answer: A. PM Surya Ghar and PM-KUSUM

In the article shared by the Prime Minister, the growth of solar power in India is credited to initiatives such as these two, which carry the household and the farm side of solar generation respectively.

Q2.EnvironmentMedium

According to the articles shared by the Prime Minister, which areas are seeing expansion and investment in India’s clean energy shift?

  1. A.Rooftop solar, storage and transmission
  2. B.Offshore oil drilling and refining
  3. C.Coal gasification and washing
  4. D.Nuclear fuel reprocessing
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Correct answer: A. Rooftop solar, storage and transmission

The article written by Union Minister Pralhad Joshi with Mike Bloomberg, which the Prime Minister shared, records the growth of renewable energy as a whole, the expansion of rooftop solar and the money going into storage and into transmission.