MCQ Test: India Forges Ahead in Quantum Tech, Data Protection, and Strategic Autonomy

1. The recently notified Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, operationalize which foundational Act in India?

A) Information Technology Act, 2000 B) Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 C) Cyber Security Act, 2021 D) National Data Governance Policy, 2022

2. A key right granted to data principals under India's new Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, is the ability to:

A) Automatically share data with government agencies without consent B) Erase or modify their personal data C) Monetize their data without any restrictions D) Prevent any data collection by significant data fiduciaries

3. India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, are designed to set baselines for how companies handle user data, drawing conceptual parallels with which global data protection regulation?

A) California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) B) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) C) Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) D) Data Protection Act 2018 (UK)

4. India recently achieved a significant breakthrough by unveiling its first indigenous high-precision diode laser. This development was supported by a startup under which national initiative?

A) Make in India Initiative B) Startup India Program C) National Quantum Mission D) Atal Innovation Mission

5. What is one of the primary potential applications identified for India's newly developed indigenous high-precision diode laser in the financial sector?

A) High-speed stock trading algorithms B) Securing financial and banking transactions C) Automated tax calculation D) Digital currency mining

6. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has developed new Man-portable Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (MP-AUVs) with what primary mission objective?

A) Deep-sea exploration and mapping B) Naval mine countermeasure missions C) Submarine warfare operations D) Oceanographic research

7. Karnataka's Information Technology Policy, 2025-2030, aims to increase the IT sector's contribution to the Gross State Value Added (GVA) from 26% to what target percentage by 2030?

A) 30% B) 36% C) 40% D) 45%

8. Which of the following is explicitly mentioned as a focus area in Karnataka's Information Technology Policy, 2025-2030?

A) Traditional manufacturing technologies B) Emerging technologies like AI, Blockchain, and Quantum Computing C) Agritech and food processing D) Conventional energy production

9. Karnataka's Space Technology Policy, 2025-30, outlines an ambitious goal to attract how much investment into the state's space technology sector?

A) $1 billion B) $2 billion C) $3 billion D) $5 billion

10. As part of Karnataka's new tech policies, Centres of Excellence for AI & Computing and for defense technology are sanctioned to be established at which institution?

A) Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore B) IIT Dharwad C) National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK) D) Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU)

11. The fourth Khangri Glacier scientific expedition, which successfully conducted the first-ever reconnaissance of the Dharkha Tso glacial lake and discovered aquatic life in Rani Lake, was undertaken in which Indian state?

A) Sikkim B) Uttarakhand C) Himachal Pradesh D) Arunachal Pradesh

12. What significant environmental finding was made during the fourth Khangri Glacier scientific expedition in Arunachal Pradesh?

A) Discovery of new geothermal vents under glaciers B) Evidence of rapid glacier expansion C) Aquatic life found at 20 meters depth in Rani Lake D) A new species of high-altitude flora

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India Forges Ahead in Quantum Tech, Data Protection, and Strategic Autonomy

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1. The recently notified Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, operationalize which foundational Act in India?

2. A key right granted to data principals under India's new Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, is the ability to:

3. India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, are designed to set baselines for how companies handle user data, drawing conceptual parallels with which global data protection regulation?

4. India recently achieved a significant breakthrough by unveiling its first indigenous high-precision diode laser. This development was supported by a startup under which national initiative?

5. What is one of the primary potential applications identified for India's newly developed indigenous high-precision diode laser in the financial sector?

6. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has developed new Man-portable Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (MP-AUVs) with what primary mission objective?

7. Karnataka's Information Technology Policy, 2025-2030, aims to increase the IT sector's contribution to the Gross State Value Added (GVA) from 26% to what target percentage by 2030?

8. Which of the following is explicitly mentioned as a focus area in Karnataka's Information Technology Policy, 2025-2030?

9. Karnataka's Space Technology Policy, 2025-30, outlines an ambitious goal to attract how much investment into the state's space technology sector?

10. As part of Karnataka's new tech policies, Centres of Excellence for AI & Computing and for defense technology are sanctioned to be established at which institution?

11. The fourth Khangri Glacier scientific expedition, which successfully conducted the first-ever reconnaissance of the Dharkha Tso glacial lake and discovered aquatic life in Rani Lake, was undertaken in which Indian state?

12. What significant environmental finding was made during the fourth Khangri Glacier scientific expedition in Arunachal Pradesh?

India Forges Ahead in Quantum Tech, Data Protection, and Strategic Autonomy

Your Score: 0 / 0

1. The recently notified Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, operationalize which foundational Act in India?

2. A key right granted to data principals under India's new Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, is the ability to:

3. India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, are designed to set baselines for how companies handle user data, drawing conceptual parallels with which global data protection regulation?

4. India recently achieved a significant breakthrough by unveiling its first indigenous high-precision diode laser. This development was supported by a startup under which national initiative?

5. What is one of the primary potential applications identified for India's newly developed indigenous high-precision diode laser in the financial sector?

6. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has developed new Man-portable Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (MP-AUVs) with what primary mission objective?

7. Karnataka's Information Technology Policy, 2025-2030, aims to increase the IT sector's contribution to the Gross State Value Added (GVA) from 26% to what target percentage by 2030?

8. Which of the following is explicitly mentioned as a focus area in Karnataka's Information Technology Policy, 2025-2030?

9. Karnataka's Space Technology Policy, 2025-30, outlines an ambitious goal to attract how much investment into the state's space technology sector?

10. As part of Karnataka's new tech policies, Centres of Excellence for AI & Computing and for defense technology are sanctioned to be established at which institution?

11. The fourth Khangri Glacier scientific expedition, which successfully conducted the first-ever reconnaissance of the Dharkha Tso glacial lake and discovered aquatic life in Rani Lake, was undertaken in which Indian state?

12. What significant environmental finding was made during the fourth Khangri Glacier scientific expedition in Arunachal Pradesh?

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