Question 01:
Answer : b
Southwest Monsoons in India
• The Earth System Science Organization (ESSO) and the India Meteorological Department (IMD) take into account five conditions while making forecasts about the monsoon in April every year.
Conditions
• The Sea Surface Temperature (SST) gradient between the North Atlantic and the North Pacific (conditions during December of the previous year and January of the present year).
• SST of the equatorial south Indian Ocean (conditions during February and March of the present year).
• Mean Sea Level Pressure in east Asia (conditions during February and March of the present year).
• The surface air temperature over northwest Europe (conditions during January of the present year).
• The warm water volume of the equatorial Pacific Ocean (conditions during February and March of the present year).
Answer : b
Southwest Monsoons in India
• The Earth System Science Organization (ESSO) and the India Meteorological Department (IMD) take into account five conditions while making forecasts about the monsoon in April every year.
Conditions
• The Sea Surface Temperature (SST) gradient between the North Atlantic and the North Pacific (conditions during December of the previous year and January of the present year).
• SST of the equatorial south Indian Ocean (conditions during February and March of the present year).
• Mean Sea Level Pressure in east Asia (conditions during February and March of the present year).
• The surface air temperature over northwest Europe (conditions during January of the present year).
• The warm water volume of the equatorial Pacific Ocean (conditions during February and March of the present year).
Question 01:
Answer : b
Southwest Monsoons in India
• The Earth System Science Organization (ESSO) and the India Meteorological Department (IMD) take into account five conditions while making forecasts about the monsoon in April every year.
Conditions
• The Sea Surface Temperature (SST) gradient between the North Atlantic and the North Pacific (conditions during December of the previous year and January of the present year).
• SST of the equatorial south Indian Ocean (conditions during February and March of the present year).
• Mean Sea Level Pressure in east Asia (conditions during February and March of the present year).
• The surface air temperature over northwest Europe (conditions during January of the present year).
• The warm water volume of the equatorial Pacific Ocean (conditions during February and March of the present year).
Answer : b
Southwest Monsoons in India
• The Earth System Science Organization (ESSO) and the India Meteorological Department (IMD) take into account five conditions while making forecasts about the monsoon in April every year.
Conditions
• The Sea Surface Temperature (SST) gradient between the North Atlantic and the North Pacific (conditions during December of the previous year and January of the present year).
• SST of the equatorial south Indian Ocean (conditions during February and March of the present year).
• Mean Sea Level Pressure in east Asia (conditions during February and March of the present year).
• The surface air temperature over northwest Europe (conditions during January of the present year).
• The warm water volume of the equatorial Pacific Ocean (conditions during February and March of the present year).
Question 02:
Answer: b
Backscatter
• Backscatter is a method that uses an incident radio-frequency (RF) signal to transmit data without a battery or power source.
• It employs passive reflection and modulation of the incoming RF signal and converts it into tens or hundreds of microwatts of electricity, that can be encoded for data communications.
• It differs from other wireless communications since the communication is half-duplex in nature, i.e. both the sender and receiver cannot transmit simultaneously.
• The main advantage of backscattering is its low energy requirements and low complexity of deployment.
Answer: b
Backscatter
• Backscatter is a method that uses an incident radio-frequency (RF) signal to transmit data without a battery or power source.
• It employs passive reflection and modulation of the incoming RF signal and converts it into tens or hundreds of microwatts of electricity, that can be encoded for data communications.
• It differs from other wireless communications since the communication is half-duplex in nature, i.e. both the sender and receiver cannot transmit simultaneously.
• The main advantage of backscattering is its low energy requirements and low complexity of deployment.
Question 01: Consider the following statements regarding the State of Inequality in India Report:
1. It is written by the Institute for Competitiveness and is released by the Competition Commission of India (CII).
2. The report compiles information on inequities only in sectors of health, education, household characteristics, and the labor market.
3. The indices used are income distribution and labor market dynamics, health, education, and household characteristics only.
1. It is written by the Institute for Competitiveness and is released by the Competition Commission of India (CII).
2. The report compiles information on inequities only in sectors of health, education, household characteristics, and the labor market.
3. The indices used are income distribution and labor market dynamics, health, education, and household characteristics only.
Question 01: Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
a. 3 only
22%
b. 1 only
52%
c. 2 and 3 only
19%
d. 1, 2 and 3
Question 02: Consider the following statements regarding the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LSR):
1. All resident individuals, including minors, are allowed to freely remit up to USD 2,50,000 per financial year.
2. It can be availed for any permissible current or capital account transaction or a combination of both.
1. All resident individuals, including minors, are allowed to freely remit up to USD 2,50,000 per financial year.
2. It can be availed for any permissible current or capital account transaction or a combination of both.
Question 02: Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
Anonymous Quiz
14%
a. 1 only
29%
b. 2 only
50%
c. Both 1 and 2
7%
d. Neither 1 nor 2
Question 01:
Answer : c
The State of Inequality in India Report
• The State of Inequality Report is a stock-taking of both inclusion and exclusion.
• The State of Inequality in India Report was released by the Chairman, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM).
• The report has been written by the Institute for Competitiveness and presents a holistic analysis of the depth and nature of inequality in India.
• The report compiles information on inequities across sectors of health, education, household characteristics, and the labor market.
• Consisting of two parts – Economic Facets and Socio-Economic Manifestations – the report looks at five key areas that influence the nature and experience of inequality.
• Income distribution and labor market dynamics, health, education, and household characteristics.
Answer : c
The State of Inequality in India Report
• The State of Inequality Report is a stock-taking of both inclusion and exclusion.
• The State of Inequality in India Report was released by the Chairman, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM).
• The report has been written by the Institute for Competitiveness and presents a holistic analysis of the depth and nature of inequality in India.
• The report compiles information on inequities across sectors of health, education, household characteristics, and the labor market.
• Consisting of two parts – Economic Facets and Socio-Economic Manifestations – the report looks at five key areas that influence the nature and experience of inequality.
• Income distribution and labor market dynamics, health, education, and household characteristics.