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What was the theme of Mahila Kisan Diwas 2026?

  1. A.Women Farmers for a Hunger Free India
  2. B.Role of Women Farmers in Building Developed Agriculture and a Developed India
  3. C.Empowering Women Through Farm Mechanisation
  4. D.Women in Climate Resilient Agriculture

Correct answer

B. Role of Women Farmers in Building Developed Agriculture and a Developed India

Explanation

The correct answer is Role of Women Farmers in Building Developed Agriculture and a Developed India. That theme was announced for the observance held at the Dr B. R. Ambedkar International Centre in New Delhi, and it draws attention to the part women play in raising productivity, promoting sustainable farming, conserving natural resources and contributing to rural prosperity. Option A is wrong because no hunger related formulation was used for the day. Option C is wrong because farm mechanisation was mentioned only as one of the means of empowerment listed by the Secretary, along with direct income support, institutional credit, technology transfer, skill development and marketing infrastructure, and was not the theme. Option D is wrong because climate resilient practices were referred to as part of what women farmers adopt, not as the theme of the year. Learn the exact wording, since themes are asked verbatim.

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Q1.Important DaysMedium

Which book was released during the Mahila Kisan Diwas 2026 programme in New Delhi?

  1. A.Women Farmers of India: Journey from Challenges to Success
  2. B.Daughters of the Soil
  3. C.Annadata: The Women Who Feed India
  4. D.Krishi Sakhi: A Handbook for Extension Workers
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Correct answer: A. Women Farmers of India: Journey from Challenges to Success

The book was released at the programme and is a compilation of inspiring success stories of women farmers, setting out their contributions, achievements, innovations and their path from struggle to success in agriculture and allied sectors.

Q2.Important DaysEasy

Who chaired the Mahila Kisan Diwas 2026 programme at the Dr B. R. Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi?

  1. A.The Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
  2. B.Atish Chandra, Secretary, Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
  3. C.The Director General of MANAGE
  4. D.The Chairman of the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices
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Correct answer: B. Atish Chandra, Secretary, Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare

The correct answer is Atish Chandra, Secretary of the Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, who chaired the programme and addressed it on the contribution of women to agriculture and allied sectors, particularly in ensuring food security, sustaining rural livelihoods and managing natural resources.

Q4.Important DaysEasy

What was the theme of World Standards Day 2026?

  1. A.Shared Vision for a Better World: SDG 7 (Clean & Affordable Energy)
  2. B.Standards for Climate Resilient Infrastructure
  3. C.Quality for a Self-Reliant India
  4. D.Standards for a Digital Decade
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Correct answer: A. Shared Vision for a Better World: SDG 7 (Clean & Affordable Energy)

This was the theme announced for the national celebration held in New Delhi, and it shaped the day's announcements: the Bureau of Indian Standards released standards on clean energy mobility, including one for electric vehicle charging cables and another for pedal assisted bicycles, and the Union Minister for Consumer Affairs…

Q5.Important DaysMedium

Which purity grades of silver are covered by the BIS Silver Refinery Scheme announced on World Standards Day 2026?

  1. A.995.0, 990.0 and 985.0 parts per thousand
  2. B.999.9, 999.5 and 999.0 parts per thousand
  3. C.916, 875 and 750 parts per thousand
  4. D.999.99 and 999.95 parts per thousand only
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Correct answer: B. 999.9, 999.5 and 999.0 parts per thousand

These three grades of fine silver bullion and coins were brought within the scope of the standard after the gazette notification of Amendment No. 1 to IS 2112:2025, which deals with silver and silver alloys, jewellery and artefacts, their fineness and their marking.