Which Foundation Day did the National Zoological Park, New Delhi, mark on 1 November 2026?
- A.57th
- B.60th
- C.67th
- D.75th
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Explanation
The correct answer is the 67th. The park, which comes under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, observed its sixty-seventh Foundation Day with a doodle activity for visitors that about one thousand five hundred people joined or admired, aimed in particular at children and families. The Director of the park called the day a milestone in its journey and an occasion to renew the commitment to wildlife conservation, animal welfare, protection of biodiversity and public engagement, adding that a modern zoo is a centre for conservation, learning, research and inspiration rather than a place merely to see animals. Options A, B and D are wrong because none of them is the edition observed; they are plausible only because anniversaries in round or near figures are common distractors. Candidates should remember the edition together with the date and the ministry under which the park functions.
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Practice Questions
How many bird species were recorded during the 19th Sunday Bird Walk at the National Zoological Park?
- A.26
- B.36
- C.46
- D.56
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During the nineteenth edition of the walk, held from half past seven in the morning until half past ten, the eighteen participants recorded forty-six species of birds and observed more than five hundred individual birds in the area set aside for the activity.
Read the full explanation →Through which mobile application is registration for the Sunday Bird Walk at the zoo made available?
- A.NZP Saathi
- B.Van Mitra
- C.Bird Sathi
- D.Prani Mitra
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The registration link for the walk is put up on the official website of the National Zoological Park and on this mobile application.
Read the full explanation →What was Delhi's average PM2.5 concentration between 1 January and 29 October 2026?
- A.69 micrograms per cubic metre
- B.72 micrograms per cubic metre
- C.83 micrograms per cubic metre
- D.93 micrograms per cubic metre
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For the stretch from 1 January to 29 October 2026 the average concentration of fine particulate matter, PM2.5, in Delhi's air worked out to 69 micrograms per cubic metre, the lowest of the years compared.
Read the full explanation →How many 'Good to Moderate' air quality days did Delhi record between January and October 2026?
- A.200 days
- B.206 days
- C.220 days
- D.224 days
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In the ten months from January to October 2026 the capital counted 220 days whose daily average stayed below 200 on the index, which is the band described as 'Good to Moderate'.
Read the full explanation →What was Delhi's monthly average Air Quality Index for October 2026?
- A.143
- B.166
- C.189
- D.223
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The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change put Delhi's monthly average Air Quality Index for October 2026 at 166, the lowest average the capital has recorded for the month of October in the past eight years.
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