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3121.
Besides solar and wind, which other renewable sources contribute to India's capacity?
A Geothermal and tidal energy
B Hydro, biomass, and waste-to-energy
C Nuclear and fossil fuels
D Coal and natural gas
3122.
Increased renewable energy capacity is crucial for India's:
A Increased reliance on imported fossil fuels
B Energy security and climate commitments
C Higher carbon emissions
D Reduced industrial output
3123.
The growth in renewable energy capacity is driven by factors such as:
A Increasing fossil fuel prices
B Declining technology costs and supportive government policies
C Reduced demand for electricity
D Limited availability of land
3124.
Which renewable energy source constitutes the largest share of India's installed capacity?
A Wind energy
B Biomass energy
C Solar power
D Waste-to-energy
3125.
What is the total installed renewable energy capacity in India as of April 1, 2026?
A 150 GW
B 180 GW
C 200 GW
D 250 GW
3126.
What does NMCG stand for?
A National Mission for Clean Governance
B National Mission for Coastal Growth
C National Mission for Clean Ganga
D National Mission for Community Grievances
3127.
The NMCG is a mission under which ministry?
A Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
B Ministry of Jal Shakti
C Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
D Ministry of Power
3128.
The reduction in untreated wastewater discharge is a direct result of:
A Increased population density
B Increased sewage treatment capacity
C Reduced industrial activity
D Natural purification processes only
3129.
NMCG continues to focus on sustainable urban wastewater management and:
A Promoting industrial pollution
B Conservation of biodiversity in the Ganga basin
C Increasing water consumption
D Reducing green cover
3130.
The progress made by NMCG is a testament to sustained efforts in:
A Industrial expansion
B River rejuvenation and environmental conservation
C Urban development without environmental considerations
D Resource extraction