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Which film won the Best Feature Film award at the 72nd National Film Awards?

  1. A.Amaran
  2. B.Article 370
  3. C.Kalki 2898 AD
  4. D.Chandu Champion

Correct answer

B. Article 370

Explanation

The correct answer is Article 370. The PIB backgrounder on the 72nd National Film Awards lists the Hindi film Article 370, directed by Aditya Suhas Jambhale, as the Best Feature Film. The same film brought Yami Gautam the award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, and Shashwat Sachdev won Best Music Direction for its songs.

Each of the other three films also won, but in a different category, which is exactly why they make tempting distractors. Amaran, a Tamil film, earned Rajkumar Periasamy the award for Best Direction. Kalki 2898 AD, in Telugu, was named Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment. Chandu Champion won Kartik Aaryan a share of the Best Actor award, which he holds jointly with Mammootty. When you revise an awards list, attach every film to its category, because examiners like to use the other winners of the same year as the wrong options.

Read the full article: 72nd National Film Awards: Winners, Venue and Key Facts

Q3.Awards & HonoursMedium

Who was the first recipient of the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, which was instituted in 1969?

  1. A.Devika Rani
  2. B.Nargis
  3. C.Uttam Kumar
  4. D.Waheeda Rehman
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Correct answer: A. Devika Rani

The PIB backgrounder records that the Dadasaheb Phalke Award was instituted in 1969 and first presented to Devika Rani. The award commemorates Dadasaheb Phalke, who directed Raja Harishchandra in 1913, India's first full-length feature film, and who is honoured as the Father of Indian Cinema.

Q5.Awards & HonoursMedium

How much rooftop solar capacity has the Ministry of Railways commissioned, and what was its target?

  1. A.351 MW against a target of 424 MW
  2. B.424 MW against a target of 500 MW
  3. C.251 MW against a target of 351 MW
  4. D.500 MW against a target of 600 MW
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Correct answer: A. 351 MW against a target of 424 MW

These are the two capacity figures to carry for this story: the railways has commissioned 351 MW of rooftop solar, while the goal it has set itself is 424 MW, so a little over four-fifths of the target is in place.