Which organisation partnered the Central Bureau of Narcotics in the awareness programmes at Jawad and Garoth?
- A.Brahma Kumaris
- B.Art of Living
- C.Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan
- D.National Service Scheme
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Explanation
The correct answer is the Brahma Kumaris. The programme at the CM Rise Government School in Jawad was organised in association with the Brahma Kumaris of Neemuch, and the office of the District Opium Officer at Garoth also worked with the same organisation for the session at the Sanskar Valley Higher Secondary School. The other three options name bodies that are active among young people in various ways, but none of them was named as the partner for these particular programmes. The Jawad session drew about four hundred and fifty students and teachers, while the Garoth session reached roughly two hundred and thirty students. On the same day the Mandsaur division of the unit held a camp for nearly four hundred and fifty students at a school in Sabakheda, which made that date the busiest of the series.
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Practice Questions
The Central Bureau of Narcotics held its drug awareness programmes in Madhya Pradesh under which mission?
- A.Mission Yuva Shakti
- B.Mission Yuva Raksha
- C.Mission Nasha Mukti
- D.Mission Swasth Yuva
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The sessions promoted prevention of drug use, a healthy way of living and the wider goal of a drug free country.
Read the full explanation →The Central Bureau of Narcotics functions under which Union ministry?
- A.Ministry of Home Affairs
- B.Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
- C.Ministry of Finance
- D.Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
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The Bureau is usually associated in the public mind with enforcement against narcotics, so option A looks tempting, but the home ministry is not the parent of this particular organisation.
Read the full explanation →NH-22 connects Muzaffarpur with which town on the India-Nepal border?
- A.Raxaul
- B.Jogbani
- C.Sonbarsa
- D.Birgunj
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The section being widened runs from Muzaffarpur through Sitamarhi to Sonbarsa, which sits on the India-Nepal border, and the upgraded road will feed cross-border traffic moving through the nearby Bhithamore Land Port.
Read the full explanation →What is the length of the NH-22 section in Bihar approved for four-laning?
- A.62.57 km
- B.82.57 km
- C.92.57 km
- D.112.57 km
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The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved the upgradation of this length of the Muzaffarpur-Sitamarhi-Sonbarsa section of National Highway-22 to four lanes in August 2026, at a total capital cost of Rs 3,590.73 crore on the Hybrid Annuity Mode.
Read the full explanation →Under which mode of implementation has the four-laning of NH-22 in Bihar been approved?
- A.Engineering, Procurement and Construction
- B.Build, Operate and Transfer (Toll)
- C.Hybrid Annuity Mode
- D.Build, Own, Operate and Transfer
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This is the model under which the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs cleared the upgradation of the 82.57-km stretch at a total capital cost of Rs 3,590.73 crore.
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