Which body organised the New Delhi conference on co-operative federalism and law reforms, and where was it held?
- A.NITI Aayog, at Bharat Mandapam
- B.Law Commission of India, at Vigyan Bhawan
- C.Supreme Court of India, at Vigyan Bhawan
- D.Inter-State Council, at Bharat Mandapam
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Explanation
The correct answer is the Law Commission of India, at Vigyan Bhawan. The Commission organised the conference on national and state perspectives on co-operative federalism and law reforms, and it was held at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi, where the Vice-President opened it. The Commission was represented by its Chairperson, Justice Dinesh Maheshwari, its Member Secretary, Dr Anju Rathi Rana, and its Member, Prof D. P. Verma. Option A is wrong on both counts, as NITI Aayog was not the organiser and the venue was not Bharat Mandapam. Option C names the correct venue but the wrong organiser, since the Supreme Court did not host the event. Option D is wrong on both counts as well. The Vice-President used the occasion to call for stronger coordination between the Law Commission of India, the State Law Commissions and State law departments.
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Practice Questions
Who inaugurated the conference on 'Co-operative Federalism and Law Reforms: National and State Perspectives' in New Delhi?
- A.The President of India
- B.The Vice-President of India
- C.The Chief Justice of India
- D.The Union Home Minister
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Vice-President C. P. Radhakrishnan inaugurated the conference at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, on 22 October 2026, and in his address he asked States to clear outdated laws from their statute books and described legal reform as a condition for Viksit Bharat @2047.
Read the full explanation →According to the Vice-President, how many obsolete laws have been repealed in the last twelve years?
- A.More than 700
- B.More than 1,200
- C.More than 1,700
- D.More than 2,500
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Speaking at the Law Commission of India conference, the Vice-President pointed to the repeal of over 1,700 obsolete laws in the past twelve years, together with the replacement of three criminal laws inherited from colonial rule, as the major steps taken to modernise the legal framework of the country.
Read the full explanation →Which policy document is being released at the Fisheries Investors and Exporters Conclave 2026?
- A.Madhya Pradesh Fisheries Investment and Export Guidelines
- B.National Inland Fisheries Policy
- C.Blue Revolution Charter
- D.Reservoir Cage Culture Code
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This is a state policy, and its purpose is to ease investment across the parts of the fisheries value chain: hatcheries, fish seed and feed, reservoir and cage fisheries, aquatic animal health, processing, cold-chain infrastructure, logistics, value addition and market development.
Read the full explanation →The Centre has notified Madhya Pradesh as which of the following?
- A.Marine Fisheries Zone
- B.Reservoir Fisheries Cluster
- C.Coastal Aquaculture Park
- D.Fish Seed Corridor
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Madhya Pradesh has been notified in that category by the Centre, and the tag fits a state whose fisheries rest on large standing water bodies rather than on the sea.
Read the full explanation →What was India's total fish production in 2024-25?
- A.151.60 lakh tonnes
- B.173.50 lakh tonnes
- C.197.75 lakh tonnes
- D.215.40 lakh tonnes
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That is the level India's fish production reached in 2024-25.
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