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Under the special development drive in Left-Wing Extremism affected areas, how many kilometres of roads were built?

  1. A.Over 5,000 km
  2. B.Over 10,000 km
  3. C.Over 15,000 km
  4. D.Over 25,000 km

Correct answer

C. Over 15,000 km

Explanation

The correct answer is over 15,000 km. The Prime Minister said the fight against Naxalism was fought together with a special campaign for the development of the affected areas, and listed what it delivered: roads of more than fifteen thousand kilometres, over nine thousand five hundred mobile towers, nearly one hundred and seventy five Eklavya schools, around fifty industrial training institutes and fifty skill development centres, besides thousands of post offices, bank branches and cash machines. Water, electricity and roads reached remote tribal villages for the first time under PM JANMAN, and Naxals who surrendered were rehabilitated. The other three figures are below or above the length he named, so A, B and D are wrong. He offered the Bastar Olympics, where children try their hand at sport rather than guns, as the visible sign of this change.

Read the full article: PM Modi Marks First Naxal-Free Diwali With Forces in Bastar

Q3.NationalMedium

At its peak, Left-Wing Extremism affected how many districts of India, as recalled in the Bastar address?

  1. A.Over 130 districts
  2. B.Over 230 districts
  3. C.Over 330 districts
  4. D.Over 430 districts
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Correct answer: B. Over 230 districts

Recalling the grim years, the Prime Minister said Left-Wing Extremism had gripped more than two hundred and thirty districts spread across nearly twenty states, among them Bihar, Maharashtra, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

Q4.NationalMedium

Where were the sacred relics of Shakyamuni Buddha taken immediately after the Tawang exposition?

  1. A.Golden Pagoda, Namsai
  2. B.TGL Monastery (Lower Gompa), Bomdila
  3. C.National Museum, New Delhi
  4. D.Kalawangpo Convention Centre, Tawang
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Correct answer: B. TGL Monastery (Lower Gompa), Bomdila

After the Tawang leg closed on 7 November 2026, the Indian Air Force flew the relics to Bomdila the next day; following a short halt at Upper Gompa they were enshrined at TGL Monastery, the Lower Gompa, and kept open for public darshan from 8 to 13 November 2026.

Q5.NationalMedium

Who ceremonially received the sacred relics of Shakyamuni Buddha when they arrived at Tawang?

  1. A.The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
  2. B.Chief Minister Pema Khandu
  3. C.The Secretary General of the International Buddhist Confederation
  4. D.The Director of the National Museum
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Correct answer: B. Chief Minister Pema Khandu

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu received the relics with due protocol when they reached Tawang from the National Museum in New Delhi, and Union Minister of Culture and Tourism Gajendra Singh Shekhawat was present on the occasion.