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91.
The National Green Hydrogen Mission is a key initiative for India's:
A Fiscal deficit reduction
B Energy transition and climate change commitments
C Space exploration program
D Monetary policy adjustments
92.
Besides reducing fossil fuel dependence, what is another significant impact of the Green Hydrogen Mission?
A Increased air pollution
B Creation of new employment opportunities in the renewable energy sector
C Higher energy costs for consumers
D Reduced focus on climate change commitments
93.
What has been observed regarding the progress of the National Green Hydrogen Mission in early April 2026?
A Stagnation in manufacturing facilities
B Decreased private sector interest
C Advancements in electrolyser manufacturing and increased private sector interest
D Focus solely on research and development
94.
Which sectors are expected to be decarbonized through the Green Hydrogen Mission?
A Agriculture and healthcare
B Transport and industry
C Education and tourism
D Retail and hospitality
95.
What is the primary objective of the National Green Hydrogen Mission?
A To increase fossil fuel consumption
B To make India a global hub for Green Hydrogen production, utilization, and export
C To promote the use of traditional fuels
D To reduce renewable energy investments
96.
The projected GDP growth aims to strengthen India's position as:
A A regional economic power
B A major global economic power
C A developing economic entity
D A net importer of goods
97.
Which institution is involved in projecting India's GDP growth rate?
A International Monetary Fund (IMF)
B World Bank
C Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
D All of the above
98.
What is a potential positive impact of India's projected GDP growth?
A Decreased per capita income
B Reduced employment opportunities
C Enhanced per capita income and creation of employment opportunities
D Weakened global economic standing
99.
Which factors are primarily contributing to India's optimistic GDP growth projection for FY 2026-27?
A Declining domestic consumption and reduced government spending
B Global economic recession and low foreign investment
C Sustained domestic demand, government capital expenditure, and global trade recovery
D High inflation and rising interest rates
100.
What is the projected GDP growth rate for India in FY 2026-27, according to early April 2026 estimates?
A Between 5% and 6%
B Between 6.5% and 7.5%
C Between 7.5% and 8.5%
D Around 4%