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What is India's export target for the current year?

  1. A.USD 900 billion
  2. B.USD 950 billion
  3. C.USD 1 trillion
  4. D.USD 1.2 trillion

Correct answer

C. USD 1 trillion

Explanation

The correct answer is USD 1 trillion. The Minister said India had deliberately chosen an ambitious export target for the current year, amounting to growth of about 16 per cent over the record of USD 863 billion achieved in the previous year, and that he was confident the country would get there. Option A is wrong because USD 900 billion was the alternative target India considered and set aside; it would have meant growth of only 5 per cent. Option B is wrong because no such figure was announced. Option D is wrong because the target was not pitched that high. Supporting numbers worth carrying: exports stood at USD 480 billion in April to September with 14 per cent growth, and USD 520 billion is required in the remaining six months.

Read the full article: India Sets USD 1 Trillion Export Target for Current Year

Q3.EconomyMedium

Where did Piyush Goyal deliver the keynote address in which he spoke of the USD 1 trillion export target?

  1. A.Young Leaders Discourse Forum, Kirori Mal College, New Delhi
  2. B.India International Trade Fair, New Delhi
  3. C.Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Kakinada
  4. D.World Economic Forum, Davos
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Correct answer: A. Young Leaders Discourse Forum, Kirori Mal College, New Delhi

The Minister addressed students there, calling on them to be ambitious and reminding them that they would be in their forties when India marks 100 years of independence, so their choices would shape the country's future.

Q4.EconomyMedium

What was the theme of the Hackathon on R&D 2026 recognised at the Star Rating Awards Ceremony?

  1. A.Clean Coal for a Green Future
  2. B.NextGen AI for Smart Mining
  3. C.Digital Mines, Safer Miners
  4. D.Mission Zero Overburden
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Correct answer: B. NextGen AI for Smart Mining

Winners and runners-up of the hackathon held on this theme were honoured at the same ceremony at Raipur, and their entries applied artificial intelligence to problems of operational efficiency, mine safety and environmental sustainability in the coal sector.