Which of the following is NOT among the five areas for action identified in the Joint S20 Statement?
- A.Strengthening data collection and understanding of risk
- B.Building local skills and capacity for context-specific solutions
- C.Replacing human expertise with automated decision systems
- D.Advancing international and cross-sector collaboration
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Explanation
The correct answer is replacing human expertise with automated decision systems. The statement says the opposite: technology should add to human expertise rather than take its place, and advanced tools must come with oversight, local validation, transparency, accountability and clear communication of risk. Option A is one of the five areas, covering better observation systems and reliable data on hazards, exposure and vulnerability. Option B is another, resting on education, workforce development, training and community engagement so that technology suits local needs and can be sustained. Option D is a fourth, calling for lasting partnerships among governments, academia, industry, civil society, communities and international organisations. The fifth area, not offered here, is safe, secure and equitable access to data and technology through data sharing, common standards and interoperability, while national responsibilities for data governance, safety and privacy are respected.
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Under the leadership of which academy was the Joint S20 Statement of 2026, endorsed by INSA, released?
- A.The Royal Society
- B.The U.S. National Academy of Sciences
- C.The Chinese Academy of Sciences
- D.The Indian National Science Academy
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National Academy of Sciences, which led the Science20 engagement process in 2026 and under whose leadership the Joint S20 Statement was released on 10 November 2026.
Read the full explanation →The Joint S20 Statement endorsed by INSA will be presented to the G20 ahead of the G20 Summit to be held at which place?
- A.Johannesburg, South Africa
- B.Miami, Florida
- C.New Delhi, India
- D.Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The statement was drawn up through consultations among the science academies of the G20 countries and is intended to inform the discussions inside member governments.
Read the full explanation →How many exhibitors and concurrent shows are expected at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2027?
- A.More than 1,750 exhibitors and 11 concurrent shows
- B.More than 900 exhibitors and 6 concurrent shows
- C.More than 2,400 exhibitors and 15 concurrent shows
- D.More than 500 exhibitors and 9 concurrent shows
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That is the scale announced for the third edition, along with an expected footfall of more than 10 lakh visitors and an exhibition area of over 2.5 lakh square metres across Bharat Mandapam and Yashobhoomi.
Read the full explanation →What is the theme of the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2027?
- A.Mobility for All, Mobility for Bharat
- B.Driving Green, Driving Growth
- C.Smarter Mobility for a Better Tomorrow
- D.One Nation, One Mobility
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Under this theme the third edition will put on display India's strengths in manufacturing, engineering, technology, innovation and sustainable mobility, and bring industry, government, startups, technology providers, academia and overseas participants to the same floor.
Read the full explanation →Where will the third edition of the Bharat Mobility Global Expo be held in February 2027?
- A.Pragati Maidan and Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi
- B.Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi and Yashobhoomi, Dwarka
- C.Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai
- D.India Expo Mart, Greater Noida
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The third Bharat Mobility Global Expo is spread over these two Delhi venues from 4 to 9 February 2027, and the split is why the show can carry 11 concurrent shows at once.
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