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The Bowenpally Vegetable Market, whose streetlights run on electricity made from vegetable waste, is in which city?

  1. A.Bengaluru
  2. B.Chennai
  3. C.Hyderabad
  4. D.Pune

Correct answer

C. Hyderabad

Explanation

The correct answer is Hyderabad. At the Bowenpally Vegetable Market roughly ten tonnes of vegetable and fruit waste is collected each day, and since an on-site biogas plant came up almost all of it is used rather than sent to landfill. The plant makes about 400 to 500 units of electricity and 30 kg of biofuel daily, which run the streetlights, stalls, administrative building and water supply network, while the biofuel goes to the market's kitchen and to a generator that works wholly on biogas. The power bill has come down by about half from roughly three lakh rupees a month, and five more plants have been funded at Gudimalkapur, Gaddiannaram, Erragadda, Alwal and Saroornagar. Options A, B and D are large cities in other states and none of them was named for this model, so they only test whether the candidate has tied the market's name to the right city.

Read the full article: Waste-to-Energy Under Swachh Bharat: Prayagraj to Gwalior

Q2.EnvironmentMedium

In which city is Adarsh Gaushala, described as India's first modern self-sufficient gaushala built around a compressed bio-gas plant?

  1. A.Bhopal
  2. B.Gwalior
  3. C.Indore
  4. D.Jabalpur
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Correct answer: B. Gwalior

Adarsh Gaushala stands at Laltipara and is the city's largest cowshed, home to more than ten thousand cattle. Its compressed bio-gas plant of 100 tonnes per day opened in October 2024, spread over five acres, cost 31 crore rupees and was developed with Indian Oil Corporation.

Q5.EnvironmentMedium

The COP31 Presidency's vision of a 'COP of Implementation', welcomed by India, is guided by which three principles?

  1. A.Dialogue, Consensus and Action
  2. B.Mitigation, Adaptation and Finance
  3. C.Equity, Ambition and Transparency
  4. D.Trust, Technology and Trade
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Correct answer: A. Dialogue, Consensus and Action

India welcomed the Presidency's framing of the session as a COP of Implementation and read the three words in order: dialogue builds trust among the parties, consensus ensures that the outcome is collectively owned, and action converts commitments into progress on the ground.