State Exams GK Questions 2026

The correct answer is Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, the King of Bhutan, who thought of the project, guided its execution and led the ceremony.

The King, the Prime Minister of Bhutan and the visiting Indian minister offered prayers at this stupa, and Kiren Rijiju conveyed the Indian Prime Minister's gratitude for the gesture.

Three measurements are reported together and a question usually tests whether they have been kept apart. Each stupa rises 15 metres; the stupas are set 108 metres away from one another; and the whole line runs 11.7 kilometres along the Aie river.

The stupas stand along an 11.7 kilometre stretch beside the Aie river, which is also called the Mau.

The correct answer is Near Field Communication (NFC), the feature of a compatible smartphone that reads the chip inside the electronic passport.

These have been made across 39 domestic airports where the service is already running for domestic airlines.

Only these two carriers' selected international services are covered while the trial lasts, and the traveller must also be an Indian national holding an electronic passport.

The airports taking part are Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Cochin, Mumbai, Chennai and Amritsar, and the trials there run from November to December 2026.

Bharat RE 2026 carries that legacy forward and widens it into a larger platform for engagement with the world across the whole clean energy sector, rather than replacing it with something unconnected.

The States and Union Territories putting their renewable energy strengths, investment openings and manufacturing capability on display are Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.

Three gatherings share the same dates and venue: Bharat RE 2026 itself, the 9th Session of the International Solar Alliance Assembly, and the 4th International Conference on Green Hydrogen.

Innovate. Inspire.' This is the theme of the four-day meeting to be held from 2 to 5 November 2026 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, which the Prime Minister will inaugurate on 2 November.

Moving coal out of the pithead matters as much as digging it, and rail is the main carrier, so the company reports how many rakes are loaded each day for power stations.

That is the quantity of coal the company has been asked to mine in 2026-27.

The miner marked its 51st Foundation Day on 1 November 2026, which places its establishment exactly fifty-one years earlier, and it has now stepped into its 52nd year of service.

In October 2026 Coal India mined more coal in a month than ever before, and the figure stood at 67.2 MT.

As National Mission Head-II, Ganvir planned and monitored multidisciplinary field programmes and nationwide mineral exploration, and the Ministry credits that period with the handover of 359 Geological Reports and 377 Geological Memorandums, along with a five-fold jump in investigations for critical and strategic minerals.

Ganvir joined the Geological Survey of India on 1 July 1994, after completing his postgraduate degree in geology from RTMNU University in Nagpur, and his service of more than 32 years follows from that date.

The Geological Survey of India is described as an attached office of the Ministry of Mines, Government of India, and it is in that ministry’s mandate that the new Director General placed his priorities: integrated geoscientific investigation, advanced mineral prospectivity mapping and the generation of auction-ready mineral blocks.

He has assumed charge as the 55th Director General of the Geological Survey of India, which works as an attached office of the Ministry of Mines, bringing more than three decades of experience in geological investigation, mineral exploration, engineering geology and institutional leadership.