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Which of these export categories recorded the highest year-on-year growth in April-October of FY 2026-27?

  1. A.Petroleum products
  2. B.Electronic goods
  3. C.Other cereals
  4. D.Engineering goods

Correct answer

C. Other cereals

Explanation

The correct answer is other cereals, which grew 109.74% year on year and topped the list of leading export categories for April-October of FY 2026-27. The grouping covers grains such as rye, barley, oats, fonio and quinoa, and leaves out wheat, rice, maize and millets. Option A, petroleum products, did grow strongly at 47.71%, but that is well short of the cereals figure. Option B, electronic goods, rose 46.92% over the seven months, placing it just behind petroleum products rather than at the top. Option D, engineering goods, grew 22.00%, a solid double-digit gain but the smallest of the four choices offered here. Seven of the ten leading export categories managed double-digit growth in this period, so the distinction being tested is which one led the table.

Read the full article: India's Exports Climb 16.66% to $568.84 Billion in April-October

Q3.EconomyHard

Investment funds of which group indirectly control Rasmalai Limited?

  1. A.Advent International, L.P.
  2. B.Blackstone Group
  3. C.Temasek Holdings
  4. D.Brookfield Asset Management
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Correct answer: A. Advent International, L.P.

The acquirer is indirectly controlled by investment funds that are managed or advised by Advent International and its affiliates, which is how a global private equity platform takes a position in an Indian company through a holding entity registered abroad.

Q5.EconomyEasy

Which regulator approved the acquisition of certain shareholding of Yatharth Hospital & Trauma Care Services Limited?

  1. A.Securities and Exchange Board of India
  2. B.Reserve Bank of India
  3. C.Competition Commission of India
  4. D.Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India
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Correct answer: C. Competition Commission of India

The Commission is the authority that examines proposed combinations, that is mergers, amalgamations and acquisitions above the prescribed limits, and decides whether they would hurt competition in the relevant market.