Under which mission did the Central Bureau of Narcotics hold the anti-drug awareness programme for students at Jaora?
- A.Mission Yuva Shakti
- B.Mission Yuva Raksha
- C.Mission Nasha Mukti
- D.Mission Suraksha Chakra
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Explanation
The correct answer is Mission Yuva Raksha. This is the outreach under which the bureau sensitises students and young people about the harmful effects of drug abuse, the measures that prevent it, and the part the young can play in building a drug-free society. The programme at G.T. Polytechnic College in Jaora was run under this mission and used presentations, awareness videos and quiz activities before the participants took and signed the anti-drug pledge. Options A, C and D name missions that do not exist in this context; none of them was named by the bureau. The larger goal that Mission Yuva Raksha serves is Nasha Mukt Bharat, or a drug-free India, and the bureau pairs this preventive work with enforcement operations against illicit trafficking, diversion and abuse of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.
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Practice Questions
How many opium cultivators took part in the Jan Sunwayi programmes held at Neemuch and Mandsaur?
- A.More than 150
- B.More than 250
- C.More than 450
- D.More than 650
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The bureau held Jan Sunwayi, or public hearing, programmes at Neemuch and Mandsaur so that the grievances of opium cultivators could be redressed promptly and without their having to travel far, and more than 450 cultivators took part in the two sittings taken together.
Read the full explanation →The awareness programme at Mandsaur was a follow-up to the memorandum of understanding signed by the CBN with which organisation?
- A.Brahma Kumaris
- B.Ramakrishna Mission
- C.Bharat Scouts and Guides
- D.Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan
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The bureau has signed a memorandum of understanding with this organisation, and the awareness programme held at Mandsaur was organised as a follow-up to it.
Read the full explanation →Under Special Campaign 6, the number of e-waste recyclers, refurbishers and producers enrolled on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) rose from 38 to:
- A.More than 75
- B.More than 100
- C.More than 200
- D.More than 500
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Building on the e-waste focus of the previous campaign, Special Campaign 6 worked with the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, the Central Pollution Control Board, State Pollution Control Boards and the recycling industry to link government offices with authorised recyclers, refurbishers and producers.
Read the full explanation →Which ministry earned the highest revenue from scrap disposal during Special Campaign 6?
- A.Ministry of Coal
- B.Ministry of Railways (Railway Board)
- C.Ministry of Defence (Department of Military Affairs)
- D.Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas
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It was followed by the Department of Military Affairs with ₹88.96 crore, the Ministry of Coal with ₹61.41 crore and the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas with ₹34.81 crore.
Read the full explanation →How much revenue did Special Campaign 6 generate through the disposal of scrap, including e-waste?
- A.₹618.06 crore
- B.₹770.50 crore
- C.₹970.33 crore
- D.₹1,120.40 crore
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According to the consolidated data on the Special Campaign 6 portal, scrap disposal across ministries and departments, including e-waste, brought in ₹970.33 crore, about 16% more than Special Campaign 5.0.
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