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The draft National Steel Policy, Vision 2047, sets what target for India's crude steel capacity?

  1. A.300 MT
  2. B.500 MT
  3. C.604 MT
  4. D.750 MT

Correct answer

C. 604 MT

Explanation

The correct answer is 604 MT. The Ministry of Steel has prepared a draft National Steel Policy, Vision 2047, and it targets crude steel capacity of 604 MT by the year 2047. The same draft sets two more headline targets, per capita steel consumption of 302 kg and exports of 45 MT, and it aims to bring emission intensity down from 2.54 to about 1.54 tonnes of carbon dioxide for every tonne of crude steel produced. Options A, B and D are round numbers that do not appear in the draft and are offered only as distractors, with option B in particular looking plausible because policy targets are often set at round figures. Candidates should memorise the three headline numbers together, because any one of them can be asked, and should note that the capacity target is for 2047, not for the current year.

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Q4.EconomyMedium

The National Plan of Action for small-scale inland fisheries is being developed with which inter-governmental organisation?

  1. A.Bay of Bengal Programme Inter-Governmental Organisation
  2. B.Indian Ocean Rim Association
  3. C.Asian Fisheries Society
  4. D.World Organisation for Animal Health
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Correct answer: A. Bay of Bengal Programme Inter-Governmental Organisation

The initiative is led by the Union Department of Fisheries in collaboration with this body, and the whole plan is being prepared within the framework of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

Q5.EconomyMedium

What fish production target has India set for the next five years, as announced by the Fisheries Secretary?

  1. A.20 million tonnes
  2. B.25 million tonnes
  3. C.30 million tonnes
  4. D.40 million tonnes
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Correct answer: C. 30 million tonnes

Abhilaksh Likhi, Secretary in the Department of Fisheries, said India has set a target of 30 million tonnes of fish production over the next five years, and that seafood exports are expected to rise to Rs 1.25 lakh crore in the same period.