Veer Gatha participation from CBSE-affiliated schools abroad covered how many countries?
- A.12 countries
- B.18 countries
- C.25 countries
- D.91 countries
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Explanation
The correct answer is 18 countries. Veer Gatha drew 28,005 students from 91 CBSE-affiliated schools located in 18 countries, which is how the programme stretched beyond India’s borders. Option A is wrong, as 12 is not the country count given for this participation. Option C is wrong for the same reason; no figure of 25 countries appears anywhere in the account of the programme. Option D is a deliberate trap: 91 is the number of CBSE-affiliated schools abroad that joined in, not the number of countries, and swapping the two is the easiest slip to make under examination pressure. Read the three overseas figures as a set, in order, so they are not confused with one another: 28,005 students, 91 schools, 18 countries. The wider programme ran to over 1.92 crore students and 1.9 lakh schools in its fifth edition, and the Gallantry Awards portal now gives each edition a page of its own.
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Practice Questions
Who launched the revamped Gallantry Awards portal in New Delhi?
- A.The Defence Secretary
- B.Raksha Rajya Mantri Sanjay Seth
- C.Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh
- D.The Chief of Defence Staff
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The Minister of State for Defence launched the rebuilt Gallantry Awards portal in New Delhi, calling the website a digital tribute to the courage and the supreme sacrifice of the gallantry awardees.
Read the full explanation →How many schools took part in the fifth edition of Veer Gatha?
- A.4,788 schools
- B.48,000 schools
- C.Over 1.9 lakh schools
- D.About 9 lakh schools
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The fifth edition of Veer Gatha reached more than 1.92 crore students across over 1.9 lakh schools, a very large jump from where the programme began.
Read the full explanation →Who is the Chief of the Air Staff who attended the inaugural session of the Air Force Commanders' Conference in November 2026?
- A.Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit
- B.Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Chaudhari
- C.Air Marshal Sanjay Seth
- D.Air Chief Marshal Rajesh Kumar Singh
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The correct answer is Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit, the Chief of the Air Staff, who was present at the inaugural session along with the Raksha Mantri.
Read the full explanation →In the Indian Air Force, UDAAN stands for which of the following?
- A.Unit for Digitisation, Automation, Artificial Intelligence and Application Networking
- B.Unmanned Drone Aviation and Air Navigation
- C.Unified Defence Analytics and Aerospace Network
- D.Udan Digital Aviation and Allied Networks
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The AI Centre of Excellence of this unit developed, in-house, the suite of Artificial Intelligence applications that the Raksha Mantri launched at the Air Force Commanders' Conference.
Read the full explanation →What is the theme of the Air Force Commanders' Conference addressed by the Raksha Mantri in November 2026?
- A.Air Power for Atmanirbhar Bharat
- B.The Year of Empowerment: Maximising Efficiency Through Decentralisation
- C.Jointness, Integration and Theatreisation
- D.Year of Technology Absorption
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This is the theme of the two-day Air Force Commanders' Conference held in New Delhi, which the Defence Minister addressed on 12 November 2026.
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