MCQ Test: India Advances in Innovation, Semiconductor Manufacturing, Neuroscience, and Green Technology

1. Which NITI Aayog report, released recently, provides insights into India's achievements, challenges, and future roadmap in innovation?

A) 'Innovate India: A Vision for Tomorrow' B) 'Pathways to Progress: Analysis and Insights into India's Innovation Story' C) 'India's Tech Transformation: A Decade in Review' D) 'The Future of Innovation: India's Global Leadership'

2. Who among the following underscored India's progress in building a robust innovation ecosystem and advocated for the nation to be recognized as a global brand of excellence in knowledge, science, and technology?

A) Jitendra Singh B) V K Saraswat C) Dharmendra Pradhan D) The Prime Minister

3. What is the estimated investment India is making into its 'Semiconductor Mission' to transition from a chip buyer to a chip maker?

A) $10.5 billion B) $15.0 billion C) $18.2 billion D) $20.0 billion

4. How many new projects, covering design, fabrication, testing, and packaging, have been approved under India's 'Semiconductor Mission'?

A) 5 B) 7 C) 10 D) 12

5. Which Indian institute's researchers developed a nanomaterial that can stimulate brain cells without the need for surgery?

A) Indian Institute of Science (IISc) B) Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST) C) Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi D) Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR)

6. What is the specific nanomaterial identified by Indian scientists that naturally interacts with neurons, promoting their growth, maturation, and communication?

A) Graphene oxide B) Carbon nanotubes C) Graphitic carbon nitride (g-C₃N₄) D) Silicon nanoparticles

7. The nanomaterial breakthrough for stimulating brain cells holds potential therapeutic avenues for which of the following conditions?

A) Cardiovascular diseases B) Neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's C) Autoimmune disorders D) Infectious diseases

8. What is the name of India's first proposed fusion electricity generator, as per the roadmap from IPR Gandhinagar, aiming for a power output five times its input?

A) ITER-Bharat B) Plasma Fusion Reactor-India (PFR-I) C) Steady-state Superconducting Tokamak-Bharat (SST-Bharat) D) Fusion Energy Device - Shakti (FED-S)

9. Which advanced concepts are being incorporated into India's fusion power roadmap to accelerate progress in fusion technology?

A) Quantum computing and blockchain technology B) Digital twinning and machine learning-assisted plasma confinement C) Advanced robotics and artificial intelligence D) Nanotechnology and genetic engineering

10. The Tata Chemicals Limited (TCL)–TERI Centre of Excellence (CoE) on Biochemicals was inaugurated at which location?

A) TERI Campus, Bengaluru B) TERI Gram, Gurugram C) TERI Headquarters, New Delhi D) Tata Chemicals Research Centre, Pune

11. What is the primary goal of the TCL–TERI Centre of Excellence (CoE) on Biochemicals?

A) To promote the use of fossil fuels in chemical production. B) To develop new pesticides for agricultural applications. C) To accelerate India's transition towards sustainable biochemical production from renewable feedstocks. D) To research advanced materials for space exploration.

12. Who highlighted the pervasive nature of innovation in India, extending beyond frontier technologies, as mentioned in the provided content?

A) Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan B) Science & Technology Minister Jitendra Singh C) NITI Aayog member V K Saraswat D) The CEO of Tata Chemicals Limited

13. The primary objective of India's 'Semiconductor Mission' is to achieve:

A) Exclusive export of semiconductors B) Complete reliance on foreign technology C) Technological sovereignty and self-sufficient supply chain D) Development of quantum computing chips only

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India Advances in Innovation, Semiconductor Manufacturing, Neuroscience, and Green Technology

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1. Which NITI Aayog report, released recently, provides insights into India's achievements, challenges, and future roadmap in innovation?

2. Who among the following underscored India's progress in building a robust innovation ecosystem and advocated for the nation to be recognized as a global brand of excellence in knowledge, science, and technology?

3. What is the estimated investment India is making into its 'Semiconductor Mission' to transition from a chip buyer to a chip maker?

4. How many new projects, covering design, fabrication, testing, and packaging, have been approved under India's 'Semiconductor Mission'?

5. Which Indian institute's researchers developed a nanomaterial that can stimulate brain cells without the need for surgery?

6. What is the specific nanomaterial identified by Indian scientists that naturally interacts with neurons, promoting their growth, maturation, and communication?

7. The nanomaterial breakthrough for stimulating brain cells holds potential therapeutic avenues for which of the following conditions?

8. What is the name of India's first proposed fusion electricity generator, as per the roadmap from IPR Gandhinagar, aiming for a power output five times its input?

9. Which advanced concepts are being incorporated into India's fusion power roadmap to accelerate progress in fusion technology?

10. The Tata Chemicals Limited (TCL)–TERI Centre of Excellence (CoE) on Biochemicals was inaugurated at which location?

11. What is the primary goal of the TCL–TERI Centre of Excellence (CoE) on Biochemicals?

12. Who highlighted the pervasive nature of innovation in India, extending beyond frontier technologies, as mentioned in the provided content?

13. The primary objective of India's 'Semiconductor Mission' is to achieve:

India Advances in Innovation, Semiconductor Manufacturing, Neuroscience, and Green Technology

Your Score: 0 / 0

1. Which NITI Aayog report, released recently, provides insights into India's achievements, challenges, and future roadmap in innovation?

2. Who among the following underscored India's progress in building a robust innovation ecosystem and advocated for the nation to be recognized as a global brand of excellence in knowledge, science, and technology?

3. What is the estimated investment India is making into its 'Semiconductor Mission' to transition from a chip buyer to a chip maker?

4. How many new projects, covering design, fabrication, testing, and packaging, have been approved under India's 'Semiconductor Mission'?

5. Which Indian institute's researchers developed a nanomaterial that can stimulate brain cells without the need for surgery?

6. What is the specific nanomaterial identified by Indian scientists that naturally interacts with neurons, promoting their growth, maturation, and communication?

7. The nanomaterial breakthrough for stimulating brain cells holds potential therapeutic avenues for which of the following conditions?

8. What is the name of India's first proposed fusion electricity generator, as per the roadmap from IPR Gandhinagar, aiming for a power output five times its input?

9. Which advanced concepts are being incorporated into India's fusion power roadmap to accelerate progress in fusion technology?

10. The Tata Chemicals Limited (TCL)–TERI Centre of Excellence (CoE) on Biochemicals was inaugurated at which location?

11. What is the primary goal of the TCL–TERI Centre of Excellence (CoE) on Biochemicals?

12. Who highlighted the pervasive nature of innovation in India, extending beyond frontier technologies, as mentioned in the provided content?

13. The primary objective of India's 'Semiconductor Mission' is to achieve:

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