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What is the outlay of the Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojna (BHAVYA)?

  1. A.Rs 2,500 crore
  2. B.Rs 33,660 crore
  3. C.Rs 7.82 lakh crore
  4. D.Rs 97,328 crore

Correct answer

B. Rs 33,660 crore

Explanation

The correct answer is Rs 33,660 crore. That is the outlay with which BHAVYA was notified on 10 April 2026 after Cabinet approval in March 2026, and it funds the development of 100 plug-and-play industrial parks with assistance of up to Rs 1 crore per acre. Option A, Rs 2,500 crore, is the amount the Union Budget 2025-26 had allocated for plug-and-play industrial parks, an earlier and much smaller commitment. Option C, Rs 7.82 lakh crore, is the investment drawn by India’s notified special economic zones, which numbered 370 as of February 2026, and so belongs to a different policy phase altogether. Option D, Rs 97,328 crore, is the investment potential reported for the Dholera Special Investment Region in Gujarat, cited only as an example of integrated industrial development. Candidates should attach the outlay firmly to the scheme name.

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Q1.Government SchemesMedium

How many industrial parks are to be developed under BHAVYA, and how many in its first phase?

  1. A.100 in all, up to 50 in the first phase
  2. B.260 in all, up to 100 in the first phase
  3. C.370 in all, up to 50 in the first phase
  4. D.50 in all, up to 25 in the first phase
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Correct answer: A. 100 in all, up to 50 in the first phase

BHAVYA proposes a nationwide rollout of 100 plug-and-play industrial parks, and in the first phase up to 50 of them are to be selected through challenge mode across two selection rounds, judged on project readiness, land availability and industrial potential.

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Q2.Government SchemesMedium

What share of GDP does the National Manufacturing Mission aim for manufacturing to reach, and by when?

  1. A.20 per cent by 2030
  2. B.25 per cent by 2035
  3. C.30 per cent by 2047
  4. D.17 per cent by 2032
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Correct answer: B. 25 per cent by 2035

India’s manufacturing sector at present contributes roughly 16 to 17 per cent of GDP and employs more than 27 million workers, and the National Manufacturing Mission sets the goal of lifting that contribution to a quarter of the economy by 2035.

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Q3.Government SchemesHard

Which of the following statements about BHAVYA is correct?

  1. A.It runs for three years and offers assistance of Rs 5 crore per acre
  2. B.It runs for six years and offers assistance of up to Rs 1 crore per acre
  3. C.It is funded entirely by state governments with no central outlay
  4. D.It covers only chemical parks under the Rasayan component
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Correct answer: B. It runs for six years and offers assistance of up to Rs 1 crore per acre

The scheme period stretches from FY2026-27 to FY2031-32, and the per-acre assistance supports internal roads, power supply, water networks, drainage, common effluent treatment, value-added infrastructure and technology-enabled administration, with up to a quarter of approved funding available for external road, rail and last-mile logistics connectivity.

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Q4.Government SchemesMedium

Which existing mission's capacity building framework has been extended to Adi Karmayogi Volunteers?

  1. A.Mission Karmayogi
  2. B.Skill India Mission
  3. C.Mission Shakti
  4. D.Dharti Aaba Janbhagidari Abhiyan
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Correct answer: A. Mission Karmayogi

Its capacity building framework, which until now focused on civil servants, has been extended through this agreement to Adi Karmayogi Volunteers and to other functionaries who implement tribal development schemes on the ground.

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