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What made the Tangdhar phase of Operation Drishti in September 2026 a first of its kind?

  1. A.It was the first eye camp run entirely by robotic surgery
  2. B.It was the first mega eye surgical camp held at the Line of Control, in an underground operation theatre
  3. C.It was the first camp conducted jointly with a foreign medical team
  4. D.It was the first camp held aboard a naval hospital ship

Correct answer

B. It was the first mega eye surgical camp held at the Line of Control, in an underground operation theatre

Explanation

The correct answer is that it was the first mega eye surgical camp held at the Line of Control, and it used an underground operation theatre. Tangdhar lies in a sensitive sector along the Line of Control, and taking cataract, glaucoma and retinal surgery there meant working below ground, where 220 operations were completed over two days. Option A is wrong because nothing in the announcement points to robotic surgery; the work was done by a visiting surgical team. Option C is wrong because the camp was run by Indian military medical units, namely Army Hospital (Research and Referral) with 92 Base Hospital and 328 Field Hospital. Option D is wrong because the venue was a land station in the valley, not a ship. This kind of first, place plus facility, is the detail examiners lift straight into a question.

Read the full article: Operation Drishti Camps in Kashmir Do 364 Eye Surgeries

Q4.DefenceMedium

Which Indian officer held talks with the Commander of the Belgian Navy during his visit?

  1. A.The Chief of Defence Staff
  2. B.The Chief of the Air Staff
  3. C.Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, Chief of the Naval Staff
  4. D.The Defence Secretary
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Correct answer: C. Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, Chief of the Naval Staff

The discussions between the two navies were led on the Indian side by the Chief of the Naval Staff, and they covered maritime security, operational engagements, training, exchanges of personnel and collaboration in naval technology.