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What is the total outlay of the Pradhan Mantri Viksit Gram Swaraj Yojana approved by the Union Cabinet?

  1. A.4,869.48 crore rupees
  2. B.7,395.55 crore rupees
  3. C.2,526.07 crore rupees
  4. D.10,000 crore rupees

Correct answer

B. 7,395.55 crore rupees

Explanation

The correct answer is 7,395.55 crore rupees, which is the full outlay of the scheme across its five-year term. The sum is shared between the two tiers of government, and that is exactly why the other options are placed here as traps. Option A is the central share alone, option C is the state share alone, and the two added together produce the figure in option B. A candidate who remembers only one of the three numbers can be caught out, so the safe method is to learn the pair and their total as a set. Option D is a round figure taken from a different Cabinet decision of the same day and has nothing to do with this panchayat scheme. The outlay is also worth linking to the Sixteenth Finance Commission grants for rural local bodies, which the scheme is meant to help panchayats use well.

Read the full article: PM Viksit Gram Swaraj Yojana Cleared With Rs 7,395.55 Crore

Q1.Government SchemesHard

PM VGSY is approved for a period that is co-terminus with the award period of which body?

  1. A.The 8th Central Pay Commission
  2. B.The Sixteenth Finance Commission
  3. C.The Fifteenth Finance Commission
  4. D.NITI Aayog's governing council
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Correct answer: B. The Sixteenth Finance Commission

The scheme has been sanctioned for the years from 2026-27 to 2030-31, and the Cabinet decision states plainly that this term is co-terminus with that commission's period.

Q4.Government SchemesHard

Under the scheme, support for obtaining and renewing certification from International Sports Federations carries an outlay of:

  1. A.Rs 55 crore
  2. B.Rs 105 crore
  3. C.Rs 250 crore
  4. D.Rs 410 crore
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Correct answer: B. Rs 105 crore

The scheme treats international quality and performance standards as the gate through which Indian equipment reaches foreign buyers, so it sets aside this amount to help manufacturers secure certification from International Sports Federations and to renew it when it lapses.