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1. Question

With reference to the Partition of Bengal (1905) and the subsequent Swadeshi Movement, consider the following statements:

The Partition of Bengal was carried out by Lord Curzon on grounds of administrative convenience but was widely perceived as an attempt to weaken the nationalist movement.

The Boycott Resolution, formally beginning the Swadeshi Movement, was passed in a meeting at Calcutta Town Hall in August 1905.

Surendranath Banerjee led the Extremist group that demanded complete independence during the agitation.

The annulment of Bengal Partition in 1911 is considered an early example of success of mass mobilization against colonial policies.

Solution: (c)

Solution: (c)

2. Question

Consider the following statements regarding the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA):

FCRA registration is mandatory for NGOs and associations to receive foreign contributions in India.

The validity of FCRA registration is five years, after which renewal is required.

As per the latest directive of the Ministry of Home Affairs, NGOs must apply for FCRA renewal at least six months before expiry of registration.

Solution: (b)

Solution: (b)

3. Question

Solution: (b)

Solution: (b)

4. Question

Consider the following statements:

Solution: (a)

Solution: (a)

5. Question

It is a slow-moving marine mammal that feeds almost exclusively on underwater flowering plants, unlike many other marine mammals which are carnivorous.

Globally, it is distributed across warm coastal waters of the Indo-Pacific, while in India it is mainly recorded in the Palk Bay–Gulf of Mannar region, Gulf of Kutch, and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.

In 2022, India notified its first Conservation Reserve for this species in Tamil Nadu.

Solution: (b)

Solution: (b)

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