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The 13th ADMM-Plus is being hosted by which country?

  1. A.Vietnam
  2. B.Indonesia
  3. C.Philippines
  4. D.Singapore

Correct answer

C. Philippines

Explanation

The correct answer is the Philippines. The thirteenth edition of the ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting-Plus is being held at Cebu in the Philippines, which also holds the chair of the forum for the current year, and the Indian delegation to it is being led by Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh. Option A, Vietnam, is the trap worth noticing, because Vietnam hosted the very first ADMM-Plus at Hanoi in October 2010, so a candidate who remembers the inaugural venue may answer with it by reflex. Options B and D, Indonesia and Singapore, are ASEAN member states that take part in the forum but neither is the host or the chair this time. The useful habit for examinations is to keep the host, the chair and the edition number tied together, since the chair of ASEAN defence meetings rotates among the member states.

Read the full article: 13th ADMM-Plus at Cebu: Rajnath Singh to Lead India

Q4.DefenceMedium

Where will Mechanisation Technology Seminar 2.0 be held?

  1. A.Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi
  2. B.Chandimandir Military Station
  3. C.Jhansi Military Station
  4. D.Pune Military Station
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Correct answer: B. Chandimandir Military Station

The correct answer is Chandimandir Military Station, which is the headquarters station of Western Command and the chosen venue for the two-day seminar in December 2026.

Q5.DefenceEasy

What is the theme of Mechanisation Technology Seminar 2.0 announced by Western Command?

  1. A.CHAKRA, Transforming Existing Platforms for Future Combat
  2. B.VAJRA, Mechanised Forces for a New Era
  3. C.PRALAY, Indigenous Armour for Tomorrow
  4. D.SHAKTI, Self-Reliance in Defence Manufacturing
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Correct answer: A. CHAKRA, Transforming Existing Platforms for Future Combat

The seminar carries exactly this theme, and the phrase itself captures the idea behind the whole exercise, namely that equipment already held by the Army should be reworked into advanced and future-ready combat systems rather than simply replaced.