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Reports & IndicesMedium

What share of the spam complaints in the quarter was received through the TRAI DND App?

  1. A.48.6 per cent
  2. B.67.2 per cent
  3. C.92.9 per cent
  4. D.100 per cent

Correct answer

C. 92.9 per cent

Explanation

The correct answer is 92.9 per cent. The regulator notes that the app accounts for that share of all complaints about unwanted commercial communication received by the access providers. In absolute terms the quarter brought about one and a half million complaints through all means, of which the great majority arrived through the app, whose downloads crossed four million by the end of September. Since complaints are the basis on which spammers are identified and acted against, the regulator runs awareness campaigns on radio, television, newspapers and social media, and held three hundred and twenty two consumer awareness programmes in the quarter, to push more consumers to report. Options A, B and D are not the share stated in the report, so they are wrong.

Read the full article: TRAI Bars 1,10,325 Telecom Resources Over Spam in Q2

Q2.Reports & IndicesHard

The 1601 numbering series introduced by TRAI on 10 August 2026 is meant for which entities?

  1. A.Promotional calls by telemarketers
  2. B.Banking, financial services and insurance entities
  3. C.Utilities and entities in logistics and delivery
  4. D.Government to citizen communication
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Correct answer: C. Utilities and entities in logistics and delivery

The regulator opened that series in August for the service and transactional calls of such firms, so that consumers can recognise a genuine call about a bill or a delivery.

Q4.Reports & IndicesMedium

What is India's treatment success rate among patients with drug-susceptible tuberculosis, as noted in the WHO Global Tuberculosis Report 2026?

  1. A.76%
  2. B.84%
  3. C.88%
  4. D.94%
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Correct answer: D. 94%

Among patients whose tuberculosis responds to standard medicines, that share now completes treatment successfully, and the health ministry traces the result to faster diagnosis, prompt start of medication, regular follow-up of patients and the wider support offered under the National TB Elimination Programme.