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Which helicopter does the Indian Air Force's Sarang display team fly?

  1. A.HAL Rudra
  2. B.HAL Prachand
  3. C.Advanced Light Helicopter Dhruv
  4. D.Mi-17 V5

Correct answer

C. Advanced Light Helicopter Dhruv

Explanation

The correct answer is the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv. The release states that the Sarang team flies this helicopter, that it is designed and manufactured in India, and that the team's displays show off both the skill of the pilots and the capability of the country's indigenous aerospace industry. The wrong options are all genuine helicopters in Indian service, which is what makes this question worth attempting carefully. Two further facts about Sarang are commonly asked and should be stored alongside the aircraft. First, it is the world's only display team that flies five helicopters. Second, its routine is built on demanding formation manoeuvres, close-proximity flying and synchronised aerial sequences, and in Egypt it will fly its famous Dolphin Leap along with a new manoeuvre called the Spot Stall Turn.

Read the full article: IAF Sarang Team Reaches Egypt for El Alamein Airshow

Q4.DefenceEasy

Which expression did Rajnath Singh use for the North-Eastern region while addressing soldiers at Sukna?

  1. A.The last edge of India
  2. B.The first edge of India
  3. C.The eastern gateway
  4. D.The seven sisters belt
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Correct answer: B. The first edge of India

Speaking to soldiers at the Barakhana held on the eve of Diwali, the Raksha Mantri described the North-Eastern region as the first edge of the country rather than its last edge, explaining that the region marks the beginning of the national geographical and cultural landscape because it receives the first…

Q5.DefenceMedium

Along which boundary was the Defence Minister briefed on infrastructure development during the Sukna visit?

  1. A.Line of Control
  2. B.Radcliffe Line
  3. C.Line of Actual Control
  4. D.Durand Line
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Correct answer: C. Line of Actual Control

At Sukna the Raksha Mantri was briefed on infrastructure development along the Line of Actual Control, usually shortened to LAC, and on the deployment of advanced military equipment and emerging technologies meant to improve operational capability and combat effectiveness.