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Wildlife Week 2026 will be celebrated at the National Zoological Park, New Delhi, on which dates?

  1. A.1 to 7 October 2026
  2. B.2 to 8 October 2026
  3. C.3 to 9 October 2026
  4. D.5 to 11 October 2026

Correct answer

B. 2 to 8 October 2026

Explanation

The correct answer is 2 to 8 October 2026. The zoo has planned a week of walks and competitions in that window, among them a tree walk, a birds walk, a butterfly and dragonfly walk, a spider and insect walk, a reptile, amphibian and molluscs walk, a keeper's talk with enclosure enrichment, and contests in clay modelling, poster making, debate, essay writing, drawing, rangoli and quiz, besides online photography and quiz activities. Options A, C and D shift the window by a day or more and do not match the announcement. Two further details are worth carrying with the dates: no fee is charged for any walk, activity or competition, and free entry is given to participants along with their teachers, accompanying staff and parents, as well as to children up to twelve years of age.

Read the full article: Delhi Zoo Bird Walk Records 47 Species, Wildlife Week Next

Q2.EnvironmentMedium

The National Zoological Park, New Delhi, functions under which Union ministry?

  1. A.Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
  2. B.Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
  3. C.Ministry of Culture
  4. D.Ministry of Tourism
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Correct answer: A. Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change

The correct answer is the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, the ministry that handles wildlife and biodiversity matters and under which the National Zoological Park works.

Q5.EnvironmentMedium

The COP31 Presidency's vision of a 'COP of Implementation', welcomed by India, is guided by which three principles?

  1. A.Dialogue, Consensus and Action
  2. B.Mitigation, Adaptation and Finance
  3. C.Equity, Ambition and Transparency
  4. D.Trust, Technology and Trade
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Correct answer: A. Dialogue, Consensus and Action

India welcomed the Presidency's framing of the session as a COP of Implementation and read the three words in order: dialogue builds trust among the parties, consensus ensures that the outcome is collectively owned, and action converts commitments into progress on the ground.