Under which rules did offices of the Ministry of Power dispose of electronic waste during Special Campaign 6?
- A.E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022
- B.Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016
- C.Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2021
- D.Hazardous Waste Rules, 2008
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Explanation
The correct answer is the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022. The theme of this edition of the campaign was the effective collection, segregation and disposal of electronic waste, so the central public sector enterprises and organisations under the Ministry of Power identified the e-waste generated at their establishments and handled it in the manner these rules require. Option B refers to municipal solid waste and is not the framework named for e-waste here. Option C deals with plastic waste, which was not the subject of this campaign head. Option D concerns hazardous waste in general and is likewise not the rule set applied. Candidates should also remember the linked achievements: 342 cleanliness drives, 2,51,757 square feet of space freed, and revenue of 15,74,20,231 rupees from scrap and e-waste.
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Practice Questions
How much office space did the Ministry of Power free during Special Campaign 6?
- A.1,51,757 square feet
- B.2,51,757 square feet
- C.3,51,757 square feet
- D.6,20,121 square feet
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During Special Campaign 6, run from 2 to 31 October 2026, the Ministry of Power completed 342 cleanliness drives at its offices and those of its public sector enterprises, and that work released this much space for use.
Read the full explanation →The Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare covered how many cleanliness sites under Special Campaign 6 against its target of 999?
- A.999 sites
- B.1079 sites
- C.1179 sites
- D.1279 sites
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The department had identified 999 sites as its target for cleanliness activities under Special Campaign 6 and went past it by covering 1179 sites.
Read the full explanation →Which authority is developing the recreational Yamuna river cruise service in Delhi?
- A.Delhi Development Authority
- B.Inland Waterways Authority of India
- C.Directorate General of Shipping
- D.Cochin Shipyard Limited
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The correct answer is the Inland Waterways Authority of India, which works under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways and is leading the project.
Read the full explanation →On which stretch of the Yamuna has Delhi's first recreational river cruise service been developed?
- A.Wazirabad to Okhla
- B.Sonia Vihar to Jagatpur
- C.Kalindi Kunj to Nizamuddin
- D.Palla to Wazirabad
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The cruise service has been developed along this stretch of the river, and the inauguration itself was fixed at Sonia Vihar on 10 November 2026.
Read the full explanation →The River Yamuna has been designated as which National Waterway?
- A.National Waterway-1
- B.National Waterway-10
- C.National Waterway-110
- D.National Waterway-11
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The Yamuna received this designation under the National Waterways Act, 2016, and it is on this waterway that Delhi's first recreational river cruise has been developed, along the Sonia Vihar to Jagatpur stretch.
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