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141.
What does NPA stand for in the context of banking?
A New Public Account
B Non-Performing Asset
C National Payment Authority
D Net Profit Analysis
142.
The resolution of stressed assets is crucial for which aspect of the economy?
A Inflation control
B Efficient capital allocation
C Foreign exchange management
D Monetary policy transmission
143.
What is the expected impact of these RBI guidelines on the banking sector?
A Deterioration of asset quality.
B Increased systemic risk.
C Strengthening of bank balance sheets.
D Reduced credit flow to the economy.
144.
What is a primary goal of the new RBI guidelines on stressed assets?
A To increase the number of non-performing assets (NPAs).
B To simplify the process of loan defaults.
C To enhance early recognition and resolution of NPAs.
D To reduce the capital requirements for banks.
145.
Who issues guidelines for the resolution of stressed assets in India?
A Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
B Ministry of Finance
C Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
D National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
146.
The National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to reduce India's dependence on which type of imports?
A Agricultural products
B Technology
C Fossil fuels
D Manufactured goods
147.
By which year has India committed to achieving net-zero emissions?
A 2050
B 2060
C 2070
D 2047
148.
What is a key expected impact of the National Green Hydrogen Mission?
A Increased reliance on fossil fuel imports.
B Creation of significant employment opportunities in the renewable energy sector.
C Higher carbon emissions.
D Reduced investment in renewable energy infrastructure.
149.
Which ministry is primarily associated with the National Green Hydrogen Mission?
A Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
B Ministry of Power
C Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
D Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas
150.
What is the primary objective of the National Green Hydrogen Mission?
A To increase coal production in India.
B To make India a global hub for green hydrogen production and export.
C To promote the use of natural gas.
D To reduce renewable energy targets.