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Government SchemesMedium

Which budget announced the Khelo India Sports Goods Manufacturing Scheme?

  1. A.Union Budget 2023-24
  2. B.Union Budget 2024-25
  3. C.Union Budget 2025-26
  4. D.Union Budget 2026-27

Correct answer

D. Union Budget 2026-27

Explanation

The correct answer is the Union Budget 2026-27. The announcement came in that budget and the Cabinet approval that followed gave the scheme its outlay, its components and its life span, which runs from 2026 to the financial year 2033-34. Options A, B and C each name an earlier budget, and none of them carried this scheme; an aspirant who marks one of them is likely remembering some other manufacturing or sports programme. A useful habit for the examination hall is to link three dates to one another whenever a scheme is cleared: the budget that announced it, the day the Cabinet approved it, which here was 28 October 2026, and the terminal year of the scheme. Holding those three together usually answers whatever form the question takes, whether it asks for the announcement, the approval or the end of the scheme period.

Read the full article: Khelo India Sports Goods Scheme Gets Rs 1,856.67 Crore

Q2.Government SchemesMedium

The Sports Goods Manufacturing Zones under the new scheme will be developed by convergence with which of the following?

  1. A.The BHAVYA Scheme and NICDC Industrial Parks
  2. B.The PM Gati Shakti corridors only
  3. C.Special Economic Zones alone
  4. D.Khelo India stadium projects
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Correct answer: A. The BHAVYA Scheme and NICDC Industrial Parks

The scheme avoids building industrial land afresh and instead plugs the proposed Sports Goods Manufacturing Zones into infrastructure that these two already provide, so that makers, suppliers, testing facilities, design and prototyping centres and ancillary enterprises can sit in one place.

Q3.Government SchemesHard

Under the scheme, support for obtaining and renewing certification from International Sports Federations carries an outlay of:

  1. A.Rs 55 crore
  2. B.Rs 105 crore
  3. C.Rs 250 crore
  4. D.Rs 410 crore
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Correct answer: B. Rs 105 crore

The scheme treats international quality and performance standards as the gate through which Indian equipment reaches foreign buyers, so it sets aside this amount to help manufacturers secure certification from International Sports Federations and to renew it when it lapses.