The women-led initiative Pink Patrol: Eyes in the Sky, SHAKTI on the Ground was showcased by which zone of Indian Railways?
- A.Northern Railway
- B.South Central Railway
- C.Central Railway
- D.Western Railway
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Explanation
The correct answer is South Central Railway. Its Pink Patrol initiative, with the tagline Eyes in the Sky, SHAKTI on the Ground, is a women-led model that combines drone-assisted surveillance with rapid-response teams working under the SHAKTI framework. Option A, Northern Railway, is wrong, although its Delhi Division did present something else at the same conference, namely its crowd-management arrangements for Diwali and Chhath in coordination with the Delhi Police, the GRP and the Delhi Metro authorities. Option C, Central Railway, is wrong for a similar reason: it presented Project DISHA, the Dedicated Initiative for Safety, Harmony and Awareness, run by its Pune Division for children living near railway tracks. Option D, Western Railway, is wrong because no initiative of that zone was placed before the conference. Questions of this kind reward candidates who tie each named initiative to the zone or division that runs it rather than remembering the names alone.
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Practice Questions
Which edition of the All India Conference of GRP Chiefs concluded in New Delhi in October 2026?
- A.6th
- B.7th
- C.8th
- D.9th
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The 8th All India Conference of Government Railway Police Chiefs, convened by the Railway Protection Force, concluded in New Delhi on 23 October 2026.
Read the full explanation →Who is the Director General of the Railway Protection Force who presided over the conference?
- A.Sonali Mishra
- B.Satish Kumar
- C.Arun Kumar
- D.Jaya Varma Sinha
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The correct answer is Sonali Mishra, Director General of the Railway Protection Force, who presided over the high-level conference and closed it by stressing the need for intelligence-led policing to strengthen railway security.
Read the full explanation →Under which law was the regional review series on forest rights conducted?
- A.The Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006
- B.The Indian Forest Act, 1927
- C.The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980
- D.The Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972
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The review covered claims received and disposed of under this law, the titles distributed, Community Forest Resource Rights and habitat rights for Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups, all of which flow from this statute.
Read the full explanation →Habitat rights under the Forest Rights Act have so far been recognised for how many of the country’s Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups?
- A.75 of 75
- B.11 of 75
- C.20 of 75
- D.11 of 20
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The Ministry of Tribal Affairs noted that habitat rights have been recognised for only this small number out of all the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups in the country, and for that reason it urged the States to expedite recognition and to build a habitat rights roadmap for each group.
Read the full explanation →As of 31 August 2026, what share of the Forest Rights Act claims received in the country had been disposed of?
- A.80.64 per cent
- B.54 per cent
- C.43.56 per cent
- D.25.42 per cent
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The Ministry reported that about 54 lakh claims had been received across the country and that 43.56 lakh of them, which is this share, had been disposed of by that date.
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