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1. The constitutional provision empowering Parliament to remove a Supreme Court judge is:
A) Article 124(2)
B) Article 124(4)
C) Article 218
D) Article 217(1)
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Correct Answer : B) Article 124(4)
2. A motion for judicial removal requires signatures of at least _ Lok Sabha members, or _ Rajya Sabha members.
A) 50 LS and 25 RS
B) 75 LS and 40 RS
C) 100 LS and 50 RS
D) 150 LS and 75 RS
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Correct Answer: C) 100 LS and 50 RS
3. The three-member Judges Inquiry Committee constituted under the Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968 comprises a Supreme Court judge or Chief Justice, a Chief Justice of a High Court, and:
A) The Solicitor General of India
B) A retired High Court Judge
C) A distinguished jurist
D) A Member of Parliament
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Correct Answer: C) A distinguished jurist
4. For judicial removal to succeed in Parliament, the motion must pass by:
A) Simple majority of both Houses
B) Two-thirds of total membership of the House concerned
C) Majority of the total membership AND two-thirds of members present and voting
D) Three-fourths of members present and voting in both Houses simultaneously
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Correct Answer: C) Majority of the total membership AND two-thirds of members present and voting
5. India’s In-House Judicial Mechanism was introduced following which landmark judgment?
A) Gopal Chandra Misra (1978)
B) C. Ravichandran Iyer (1995)
C) K. Veeraswami v. Union of India (1991)
D) P.V. Narsimha Rao v. State (1998)
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Correct Answer: B) C. Ravichandran Iyer (1995)
6. As per the Gopal Chandra Misra (1978) principle, a judge’s resignation is:
A) Effective only after Presidential acceptance
B) A unilateral act that does not require Presidential acceptance
C) Valid only after the Speaker acknowledges it in the House
D) Subject to CJI’s approval before it takes effect
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Correct Answer: B) A unilateral act that does not require Presidential acceptance
7. Which provision of the Constitution extends the same removal procedure applicable to Supreme Court judges to High Court judges?
A) Article 214
B) Article 216
C) Article 218
D) Article 220
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Correct Answer: C) Article 218
8. The Geneva Conventions Act, 1960 gives domestic legal effect to India’s obligations under which international instrument?
A) The Hague Conventions, 1907
B) The 1949 Geneva Conventions
C) The Rome Statute, 1998
D) The UN Charter, 1945
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Correct Answer: B) The 1949 Geneva Conventions
9. Under Section 3 of the Geneva Conventions Act, 1960, the penalty for wilful killing of a protected person is:
A) Imprisonment up to 14 years
B) Imprisonment up to 25 years
C) Death penalty or life imprisonment
D) Death penalty only
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Correct Answer: C) Death penalty or life imprisonment
10. Section 4 of the Geneva Conventions Act, 1960 empowers Indian courts to try any person found in India for offences under the Act regardless of:
A) Time of the offence
B) Nationality of the accused or place of the offence
C) Whether a State of War has been formally declared
D) Whether India has an extradition treaty with the country concerned
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Correct Answer: B) Nationality of the accused or place of the offence
11. Article 146 of the Fourth Geneva Convention obligates every State Party to search for persons alleged to have committed grave breaches and either prosecute them or:
A) Detain them indefinitely pending ICJ referral
B) Extradite them to another State willing to prosecute
C) Transfer them to the International Criminal Court
D) Impose economic sanctions on the accused’s home country
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Correct Answer: B) Extradite them to another State willing to prosecute
12. The OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2026–2035 projects global agriculture and fisheries production to increase by approximately what percentage by 2035?
A) 7%
B) 10%
C) 13%
D) 18%
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Correct Answer: C) 13%
13. India and Southeast Asia are expected to account for what percentage of global growth in food consumption?
A) 25%
B) 31%
C) 39%
D) 47%
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Correct Answer: C) 39%
14. Agricultural greenhouse gas emissions are projected to increase by approximately what percentage by 2035 as per the Outlook?
A) 3.5%
B) 6.5%
C) 10%
D) 15%
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Correct Answer: B) 6.5%
15. The OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook primarily supports monitoring progress towards which Sustainable Development Goal?
A) SDG 1 – No Poverty
B) SDG 2 – Zero Hunger
C) SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being
D) SDG 13 – Climate Action
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Correct Answer: B) SDG 2 – Zero Hunger
16. The 36th NATO Summit 2026 was held in:
A) Brussels, Belgium
B) Warsaw, Poland
C) Ankara, Türkiye
D) London, United Kingdom
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Correct Answer: C) Ankara, Türkiye
17. NATO members reaffirmed their commitment to increase defence expenditure to __ of GDP by 2035 at the Ankara Summit.
A) 2%
B) 3%
C) 4%
D) 5%
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Correct Answer: D) 5%
18. The NATO Drone Edge Initiative pledged how much over five years for counter-UAS and drone defence technologies?
A) USD 10 billion
B) USD 25 billion
C) USD 40 billion
D) USD 60 billion
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Correct Answer: C) USD 40 billion
19. Article 5 of the Washington Treaty (NATO’s collective defence clause) has been formally invoked how many times?
A) Never
B) Once (after 9/11 attacks)
C) Twice (after 9/11 and post-Crimea annexation)
D) Three times
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Correct Answer: B) Once (after 9/11 attacks)
20. China’s LineShine displaced which supercomputer from the top position on the global rankings in 2026?
A) Frontier (USA)
B) Fugaku (Japan)
C) El Capitan (USA)
D) Summit (USA)
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Correct Answer: C) El Capitan (USA)
21. The standard benchmark used to rank supercomputers globally is:
A) SPEC CPU Benchmark
B) High-Performance Linpack (HPL) Benchmark
C) STREAM Memory Benchmark
D) TPC-C Transaction Processing Benchmark
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Correct Answer: B) High-Performance Linpack (HPL) Benchmark
22. India’s AI supercomputer AIRAWAT-PSAI is hosted by:
A) IIT Bombay
B) ISRO
C) Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Pune
D) National Informatics Centre (NIC)
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Correct Answer: C) Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Pune
23. The WSIS Prize 2026 is a global awards programme led by:
A) UNESCO
B) UNDP
C) International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
D) World Economic Forum (WEF)
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Correct Answer: C) International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
24. The Samriddh Gram Initiative, which won the WSIS Prize 2026, uses which programme as its digital backbone?
A) DigiLocker
B) BharatNet
C) PM-WANI
D) UMANG
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Correct Answer: B) BharatNet
25. The Samriddh Gram Initiative was initially launched in which State?
A) Uttar Pradesh
B) Rajasthan
C) Madhya Pradesh
D) Chhattisgarh
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Correct Answer: C) Madhya Pradesh
26. The Pinaka LRGR-120 has a range of up to:
A) 37.5 km
B) 60 km
C) 90 km
D) 120 km
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Correct Answer: D) 120 km
27. The Pinaka LRGR-120 guidance system integrates an Inertial Navigation System (INS) with which Indian satellite navigation system?
A) GAGAN
B) NavIC (IRNSS)
C) IRNAV
D) BHARATPOS
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Correct Answer: B) NavIC (IRNSS)
28. The Pinaka MBRL system is capable of launching how many rockets in approximately 44 seconds?
A) 6
B) 9
C) 12
D) 16
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Correct Answer: C) 12
29. Indira Point, India’s southernmost point, is located on:
A) Little Andaman Island
B) Great Nicobar Island
C) Car Nicobar Island
D) Nicobar Island
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Correct Answer: B) Great Nicobar Island
30. Indira Point was formerly known as:
A) Galathea Point
B) Campbell Point
C) Pygmalion Point
D) Katchall Point
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Correct Answer: C) Pygmalion Point
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