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What was the value of India's total exports during April-October of FY 2026-27?

  1. A.US$ 487.59 billion
  2. B.US$ 568.84 billion
  3. C.US$ 479.0 billion
  4. D.US$ 863.1 billion

Correct answer

B. US$ 568.84 billion

Explanation

The correct answer is US$ 568.84 billion. India's combined goods and services exports for the seven months from April to October of FY 2026-27 were placed at that level, which works out to growth of 16.66% year on year. Option A, US$ 487.59 billion, is the figure for the very same seven months of the previous financial year, so it is the base against which the 16.66% rise is measured rather than the current total. Option C, US$ 479.0 billion, covers only the April-September half year, one month short of the period asked about, and was described as a record for that half. Option D, US$ 863.1 billion, is the full-year total for FY 2025-26, which completed five consecutive years of record exports; a seven-month figure cannot match a twelve-month one. Reading the period carefully is what separates the four options here.

Read the full article: India's Exports Climb 16.66% to $568.84 Billion in April-October

Q3.EconomyHard

Investment funds of which group indirectly control Rasmalai Limited?

  1. A.Advent International, L.P.
  2. B.Blackstone Group
  3. C.Temasek Holdings
  4. D.Brookfield Asset Management
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Correct answer: A. Advent International, L.P.

The acquirer is indirectly controlled by investment funds that are managed or advised by Advent International and its affiliates, which is how a global private equity platform takes a position in an Indian company through a holding entity registered abroad.

Q5.EconomyEasy

Which regulator approved the acquisition of certain shareholding of Yatharth Hospital & Trauma Care Services Limited?

  1. A.Securities and Exchange Board of India
  2. B.Reserve Bank of India
  3. C.Competition Commission of India
  4. D.Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India
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Correct answer: C. Competition Commission of India

The Commission is the authority that examines proposed combinations, that is mergers, amalgamations and acquisitions above the prescribed limits, and decides whether they would hurt competition in the relevant market.