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Which temple did the President visit at Jagdalpur during her Bastar Dussehra visit?

  1. A.Maa Danteshwari Temple
  2. B.Maa Bamleshwari Temple
  3. C.Mahamaya Temple
  4. D.Rajiv Lochan Temple

Correct answer

A. Maa Danteshwari Temple

Explanation

The correct answer is the Maa Danteshwari Temple at Jagdalpur, where the President performed darshan and puja before the day’s other engagements. She then met the local Manjhi and Chalki, the traditional community representatives of Bastar, at the Muriya Darbar, visited the rangoli and Dussehra exhibition, and addressed the public programme. The other options name temples associated with Chhattisgarh and neighbouring regions but were not part of this visit: Maa Bamleshwari, Mahamaya and Rajiv Lochan temples find no mention in the programme. In her speech the President said tribal communities worship nature because nature is life-giving, and urged the country to draw lessons from their nature-nurturing way of life while pursuing development. She also underlined the importance of preserving and nurturing the environment, and said the rituals of Bastar Dussehra foster a deep sense of kinship among different sections of society.

Read the full article: President Droupadi Murmu Attends Bastar Dussehra at Jagdalpur

Q2.State NewsEasy

In her Bastar Dussehra address, the President linked equitable and inclusive development to achieving a developed India by which year?

  1. A.2030
  2. B.2035
  3. C.2040
  4. D.2047
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Correct answer: D. 2047

The President said she was happy to note that initiatives to provide financial support to tribal entrepreneurs and connect them with markets had been accelerated, and expressed confidence that such efforts would prove instrumental in achieving the goal of a developed India by 2047 through equitable and inclusive development.

Q3.State NewsMedium

How many reservoirs in Madhya Pradesh were approved for integrated development under the Budget Announcement for 2026-27?

  1. A.19
  2. B.29
  3. C.39
  4. D.49
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Correct answer: D. 49

Under the Budget Announcement for 2026-27, the Union Department of Fisheries approved integrated development of 49 reservoirs in Madhya Pradesh at a project cost of Rs 8755.60 lakh, along with five Amrit Sarovars at a cost of Rs 69 lakh, an investment of Rs 88.25 crore taken together.