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Shilp Samagam Mela 2026 is laid out across how many thematic zones?

  1. A.Five
  2. B.Six
  3. C.Seven
  4. D.Nine

Correct answer

C. Seven

Explanation

The correct answer is seven. The fair is organised in seven distinct thematic zones, named Kala Aangan, Prakash Chowk, Pooja Path, Sajawat Bazaar, Gharana, Swad Chowk and Manch, and together they cover crafts, festive lighting, worship articles, decorations, textiles, food and cultural performance. Options A, B and D are wrong because they do not match the count given in the announcement; a candidate who remembers the names can simply count them off to reject these. It helps to pair two facts that are easy to confuse here: the fair has seven thematic zones but more than 130 stalls, and it is held under the theme 'Prakash aur Parampara - Jyoti se Jyoti Jalayen'. The Manch zone is also where folk dances and regional art forms are staged each evening.

Read the full article: Shilp Samagam Mela 2026 Sales Cross Rs 64.52 Lakh

Q1.NationalEasy

Which ministry organises the Shilp Samagam Mela held at Dilli Haat?

  1. A.Ministry of Textiles
  2. B.Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
  3. C.Ministry of Culture
  4. D.Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
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Correct answer: B. Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment

The fair is its own initiative, meant to open markets for artisans and beneficiaries from the Scheduled Castes, the Other Backward Classes, Safai Karamchari communities and persons with disabilities, and the four corporations whose sales are reported all fall under that ministry.

Q2.NationalMedium

What were the cumulative sales recorded at Shilp Samagam Mela 2026 between 1 and 9 November 2026?

  1. A.About Rs 64.52 lakh
  2. B.About Rs 46.25 lakh
  3. C.About Rs 64.52 crore
  4. D.About Rs 13.75 crore
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Correct answer: A. About Rs 64.52 lakh

That is the combined figure reported for the four participating corporations over the window from the first to the ninth of November, and the Ministry presents it as a sign of the market response to products made by beneficiary communities.