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EnvironmentMedium

What is the theme of the World Circular Economy Forum 2026?

  1. A.Circular Economy: Transition for People and Prosperity
  2. B.Waste to Wealth for a Green Tomorrow
  3. C.Reuse, Recycle, Rebuild
  4. D.Circularity for Climate Resilience

Correct answer

A. Circular Economy: Transition for People and Prosperity

Explanation

The correct answer is Circular Economy: Transition for People and Prosperity. The forum at Gandhinagar is being organised under this theme, and its objective is to showcase India's initiatives for promoting circularity and to strengthen international cooperation. Circularity itself means reusing, refurbishing and recycling existing materials and products so that they return to the economy as valuable resources. The forum aims to enable greater engagement with the Global South, to mobilise circular finance and private investment, to encourage policy dialogue and cross-sectoral partnerships, and to advance innovation, digitalisation and technology for circularity. Options B, C and D are plausible sounding slogans, but none of them is the theme named in the release. Themes of summits are among the most frequently asked facts in current affairs, so memorise the exact wording.

Read the full article: India to Host World Circular Economy Forum 2026 at Gandhinagar

Q2.EnvironmentMedium

How many stakeholders and countries are expected at the World Circular Economy Forum 2026?

  1. A.Over 1,000 stakeholders from more than 45 countries
  2. B.Over 2,000 stakeholders from more than 65 countries
  3. C.Over 3,000 stakeholders from more than 85 countries
  4. D.Over 1,500 stakeholders from more than 55 countries
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Correct answer: B. Over 2,000 stakeholders from more than 65 countries

Those taking part include business leaders, entrepreneurs, innovators, researchers, policymakers, academicians and changemakers. An international expo alongside the forum will feature more than 125 national and international exhibitors showing practical circular solutions developed by startups and investment-ready innovations.

Q3.EnvironmentHard

Since ethanol supply year 2014-15, how much foreign exchange has the ethanol blending programme saved?

  1. A.More than Rs 62,000 crore
  2. B.More than Rs 1.01 lakh crore
  3. C.More than Rs 1.66 lakh crore
  4. D.More than Rs 1.97 lakh crore
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Correct answer: D. More than Rs 1.97 lakh crore

The ministry listed four cumulative outcomes of the blending programme since ethanol supply year 2014-15: foreign exchange savings above that amount, substitution of about 316 lakh metric tonnes of crude oil, avoidance of about 952 lakh metric tonnes of carbon dioxide, and transfers of more than Rs 1.66 lakh crore…