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Which memoir was released at the closing ceremony of the Military Nursing Service centenary?

  1. A.Healing Hands and Brave Hearts
  2. B.Steel and Grace
  3. C.Glimpses of a Year of Commemoration
  4. D.Honouring the Past

Correct answer

B. Steel and Grace

Explanation

The correct answer is Steel and Grace, which is the memoir released at the ceremony. Option A is the centenary commemorative book, whose full title runs Healing Hands and Brave Hearts: MNS@100, so it is a genuine release but not the memoir, and this is the trap the question is built around. Option C is the name of the commemorative video screened at the same function, again a real item from the ceremony but of a different kind. Option D is drawn from the opening words of the centenary theme rather than from any title released. Questions on such ceremonies routinely ask candidates to match each title to its form, so learn the book, the memoir and the video separately along with the commemorative coin.

Read the full article: Military Nursing Service Centenary Closes at Manekshaw Centre

Q2.DefenceMedium

What was the centenary theme of the Military Nursing Service?

  1. A.Service Before Self, Always and Everywhere
  2. B.Compassion in Uniform, Courage at Heart
  3. C.Honouring the Past, Healing the Present and Inspiring the Future
  4. D.A Century of Care for the Nation
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Correct answer: C. Honouring the Past, Healing the Present and Inspiring the Future

The centenary events were conducted in keeping with this theme and reaffirmed the service's values of compassion, professional excellence and service to the nation.

Q4.DefenceMedium

Which Indian officer held talks with the Commander of the Belgian Navy during his visit?

  1. A.The Chief of Defence Staff
  2. B.The Chief of the Air Staff
  3. C.Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, Chief of the Naval Staff
  4. D.The Defence Secretary
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Correct answer: C. Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, Chief of the Naval Staff

The discussions between the two navies were led on the Indian side by the Chief of the Naval Staff, and they covered maritime security, operational engagements, training, exchanges of personnel and collaboration in naval technology.