India, Space and Environment: A Knowledge Quiz
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Question 1: Which constitutional provisions protect free expression and the right to life?
Articles 14 and 16
Articles 25 and 26
Articles 19(1)(a) and 21
Articles 32 and 40
Question 2: A country joins the Ramsar Convention. What is its central conservation focus?
Mountain glaciers
Tropical rainforests
Coral reefs
Wetlands
Question 3: INS Samarthak is associated with which Indian maritime service?
Indian Army
Indian Coast Guard
Indian Air Force
Indian Navy
Question 4: What is Aditya-L1 designed to observe?
The Sun
Mars
Earth’s oceans
The Moon
Question 5: Which Indian agency issues official weather forecasts and warnings?
SEBI
NITI Aayog
ISRO
IMD
Question 6: In solar science, what event does the abbreviation CME describe?
Coronal Mass Ejection
Cloud Motion Estimate
Central Magnetic Energy
Cosmic Meteor Event
Question 7: INS Samarthak’s commissioning is associated with which city?
Lucknow
Jaipur
Karwar
Bhopal
Question 8: Why is the Sun–Earth L1 region useful for Aditya-L1 observations?
It places the spacecraft in low Earth orbit
It brings the spacecraft closest to Mars
It keeps the spacecraft inside the Moon’s shadow
It provides a near-continuous view of the Sun