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The new terminal inaugurated at Leh belongs to which airport?

  1. A.Kushok Bakula Rinpoche Airport
  2. B.Zanskar Valley Airport
  3. C.Nubra Shyok Airport
  4. D.Changthang Airport

Correct answer

A. Kushok Bakula Rinpoche Airport

Explanation

The correct answer is Kushok Bakula Rinpoche Airport at Leh, whose new terminal was built at a cost of 650 crore rupees. The terminal triples the number of flights the airport can handle and raises yearly passenger handling from 10 lakh to 35 lakh. It is also the first terminal in India to heat itself using geothermal energy along with solar power, a design chosen for the harsh cold of the region, and it is expected to give tourism in Ladakh a lift while keeping the local environment in mind. Options B, C and D name no airport whose terminal was inaugurated on this occasion, so all three are incorrect. The Prime Minister had earlier laid the foundation stone of this same terminal.

Read the full article: PM Opens Rs 3,350 Crore Ladakh Projects by Video Link

Q1.NationalEasy

What is the approximate total cost of the five development projects inaugurated in Ladakh on 15 October 2026?

  1. A.Rs 1,250 crore
  2. B.Rs 2,500 crore
  3. C.Rs 3,350 crore
  4. D.Rs 5,600 crore
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Correct answer: C. Rs 3,350 crore

The set includes the new airport terminal at Leh, the Nimmu-Padum-Darcha road, the Hanu hydroelectric project with its transmission network, reservoirs raised under Project Amrit Him Sarovar and the country's first Petroglyph Conservation Park.

Q5.NationalMedium

Over 200 former security camps in Bastar will be converted into what?

  1. A.Shaheed Veer Gundadhur Seva Dera
  2. B.Eklavya Model Residential Schools
  3. C.Bastar Pandum Culture Centres
  4. D.Niyad Nellanar Krishi Kendras
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Correct answer: A. Shaheed Veer Gundadhur Seva Dera

The Home Minister said more than 500 security camps were established in the region and that over 200 of them will be turned into these service centres, so that officials of the Central and Chhattisgarh governments will now sit where security personnel once sat to protect the people, laying the…