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Passage 1
In October 2018, the idea of “One Sun, One World, One Grid”
(henceforth OSOWOG) made its first appearance on a global
platform when the idea was floated by Prime Minister Narendra
Modi in the first assembly of the International Solar Alliance (ISA).
Subsequently, in his 2020 Independence Day speech, the Prime
Minister brought up the idea again as a mega-plan that aimed at
constructing a trans-national electricity grid that would supply
electricity across the globe in a phased manner. The plan of
OSOWOG is a step towards achieving a more sustainable source of
electricity generation that uses solar power as a source of
continuous renewable energy, taking forward the global goal of
sustainable development.
The PM’s OSOWOG vision is based on the concept of sustainability
which assumes that the amount of resources in society are finite
and hence need to be used conservatively, ensuring that there is
enough for the future generations, simultaneously also ensuring
that the quality of life of the present generation is not relentlessly
compromised.

1. Which of the following is energy minister of india ?

a.Mansukh Mandviya
b.Dharmedra Pradhan
c.Raj Kumar Goyal
d.Kiren Rijiju

2.Which of the country became the 101st member at the ISA recently?
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a.Germany
b.Italy
c.Russia
d.USA

3.How many countries are aimed to be connected to round the clock solar
power?
a.120
b.140
c.160
d.180

4.Where was the COP26 held?

a.England
b.New delhi
c.Washington
d.Glasgow

5.Which of the following is not true about the Green Grid launched at
COP26.
a. It includes a group of government called the green grids initiative – one
sun one world one grid group.
b.According to ISA’s concept note on OSOWOG , the global solar grid will be
implemented in three phases.
c.It is initiative by India and France to tap solar energy and have it travel
seamlessly across borders.
d.ISA is the nodal agency for implementing One Sun One World One Grid .

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Passage 2
The Global Hunger Index is a peer-reviewed annual report, jointly
published by Concern world-wide and Welthungerhilfe, designed to
comprehensively measure and track hunger at the global, regional,
and country levels. Data from 1991 through 2014 for Bangladesh,
India, Nepal, and Pakistan showed that stunting is concentrated
among children from households facing multiple forms of
deprivation, including poor dietaries of maternal education, and
household poverty, the GHI report staled.in many countries the
situation is improving to0 slowly, while in others it is worsening.
For 46 countries in the moderate, serious, or alarming categories,
GHI scores have improved since 2012, but tor 14countries in those
categories, GHI Scores show that hunger and under nutrition have
worsened. The latest GHI projections show that countries will fail
to achieve even low hunger by 2030, the report said. According to
its website, the GHI scores are calculated each year to assess
progress and setbacks in combating hunger.

6. What is the rank of India in the Global Hunger Index (GHI) 2020?
a.48
b.76
c.94
d.102

7.Global Hunder Index(GHI) is calculated on the basis of four

indicators.Which of the following is not one of them?
a.Undernourishment
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b.Child Wasting
c.Child trafficking
d.Child Mortality

8.National Food Security act was introduced in which year?

a.2010
b.2013
c.2015
d.2018

9.POSHAN Abhiyaan is launched by which of the following ministry of

India?
a. Ministry of YUSH
b. Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution
c. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

d. Ministry of Women and Child Development

10.What is India’s rank at The Global Hunger Index 2021?

a.94
b.96
c.101
d.103

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ANSWERS:
1. C 6. C
2. D 7. C
3. B 8. B
4. D 9. D
5. C 10.C

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