MCQ Test: India's Scientific and Technological Leap: From Deep Space to AI Innovations

1. Which Indian space mission successfully demonstrated in-space docking technology, placing India among an elite group of nations?

A) Chandrayaan-3 B) Gaganyaan C) SpaDeX D) Mangalyaan

2. Indian astronomers Rashi Jain and Yogesh Wadadekar discovered a perfectly formed spiral galaxy named "Alaknanda" using which space telescope?

A) Hubble Space Telescope B) Chandra X-ray Observatory C) James Webb Space Telescope D) Spitzer Space Telescope

3. The discovery of the "Alaknanda" galaxy challenges existing models of cosmic evolution primarily because it formed when the Universe was only 1.5 billion years old. What aspect of galaxy formation does this discovery question?

A) The existence of dark matter B) The requirement of billions of years for mature spiral galaxies to form C) The rate of universe expansion D) The presence of black holes in early galaxies

4. India's first dedicated space observatory, AstroSat, hosts which instrument that has been successfully operating for a decade and is India's sole ultraviolet space instrument?

A) X-ray Timing and Proportional Counter (XPCT) B) Cadmium Zinc Telluride Imager (CZTI) C) UltraViolet Imaging Telescope (UVIT) D) Scanning Sky Monitor (SSM)

5. To counter the higher collision risk for its satellites, especially in congested Low-Earth Orbits, ISRO plans to enhance space situational awareness through which of the following initiatives?

A) Developing new propulsion systems for evasive maneuvers B) Launching fewer satellites annually C) Expanding the Netra radar, establishing the IS4OM center, and committing to zero-debris by 2030 D) Collaborating with NASA for joint debris tracking

6. In 2025, which Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool led the top trending searches in India, signaling a rapid shift towards everyday AI use?

A) ChatGPT B) Microsoft Copilot C) Google Gemini D) DALL-E 3

7. Neuralix AI, a Karnataka-based startup, unveiled India's first fully indigenous defense AI platform at the Chanakya Defence Dialogue. What is a key feature of this platform?

A) It focuses on civilian disaster management B) It is centered on an Indian large language model (LLM) designed for defense workflows C) It utilizes quantum computing for encryption D) It is primarily for border surveillance using drones

8. According to Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh, India is poised to lead the global biotechnology revolution by 2025, largely due to which government policy?

A) National Biopharma Mission B) Make in India for Biotech C) BIO-E3 (Biotechnology for Economy, Employment, and Environment) D) Startup India Bio-incubator Program

9. Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) secured a significant grant under the Ministry of Education's SPARC scheme for an Indo-Korean collaborative research project. What is the primary focus of this project?

A) Developing new battery technologies B) Enhancing water purification and disease management in aquaculture using marine-derived antimicrobial peptides C) Researching sustainable agriculture practices D) Creating advanced materials for space exploration

10. Fitterfly, a division of PB Health, secured an Indian patent for its AI-powered Personalised Glycemic Response (PGR) technology. What is the main objective of this innovation?

A) To develop new vaccines B) To predict individual blood glucose responses to food and activity for diabetes management C) To diagnose genetic disorders D) To monitor cardiovascular health

11. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) successfully conducted a high-speed rocket-sled test of an indigenous fighter aircraft escape system. Where was this test conducted?

A) Bengaluru B) Pokhran C) Chandigarh D) Visakhapatnam

12. India is discussing potential deals for Russia's advanced S-500 Prometheus air defense system. What is a notable capability of the S-500 system?

A) Its ability to operate underwater B) Its capacity to strike low-orbit satellites and neutralize space-launched threats C) Its use of stealth technology for undetected movement D) Its primary role in anti-submarine warfare

13. Which government department launched a first-of-its-kind R&D Roadmap for Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) to help India achieve its Net-Zero Targets?

A) Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change B) Department of Science and Technology (DST) C) Ministry of New and Renewable Energy D) NITI Aayog

14. India's Quantum Roadmap aims to establish 10 globally competitive startups by 2035 with the ultimate goal of positioning India as a top-three power in which technological field?

A) Biotechnology B) Artificial Intelligence C) Space Exploration D) Quantum Technology

15. Sunflower Therapeutics completed a major installation of its Daisy Petal™ Perfusion Bioreactor Systems at which world's largest vaccine manufacturer in India?

A) Bharat Biotech B) Serum Institute of India C) Zydus Cadila D) Panacea Biotec

16. Which Indian data center operator is banking on the AI boom to drive demand for computing power, projecting India's data center capacity to more than triple to 4.7 gigawatts by 2030?

A) CtrlS Datacenters B) Sify Infinit Spaces C) Nxtra by Airtel D) Web Werks

17. The Himachal Pradesh government announced a ₹3,000 crore investment to modernize its healthcare sector, specifically including the increased availability of what kind of tools for better and faster diagnosis?

A) Traditional Ayurvedic medicines B) Robotic surgery equipment C) AI-assisted diagnostic tools D) Telemedicine platforms

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India's Scientific and Technological Leap: From Deep Space to AI Innovations

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1. Which Indian space mission successfully demonstrated in-space docking technology, placing India among an elite group of nations?

2. Indian astronomers Rashi Jain and Yogesh Wadadekar discovered a perfectly formed spiral galaxy named "Alaknanda" using which space telescope?

3. The discovery of the "Alaknanda" galaxy challenges existing models of cosmic evolution primarily because it formed when the Universe was only 1.5 billion years old. What aspect of galaxy formation does this discovery question?

4. India's first dedicated space observatory, AstroSat, hosts which instrument that has been successfully operating for a decade and is India's sole ultraviolet space instrument?

5. To counter the higher collision risk for its satellites, especially in congested Low-Earth Orbits, ISRO plans to enhance space situational awareness through which of the following initiatives?

6. In 2025, which Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool led the top trending searches in India, signaling a rapid shift towards everyday AI use?

7. Neuralix AI, a Karnataka-based startup, unveiled India's first fully indigenous defense AI platform at the Chanakya Defence Dialogue. What is a key feature of this platform?

8. According to Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh, India is poised to lead the global biotechnology revolution by 2025, largely due to which government policy?

9. Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) secured a significant grant under the Ministry of Education's SPARC scheme for an Indo-Korean collaborative research project. What is the primary focus of this project?

10. Fitterfly, a division of PB Health, secured an Indian patent for its AI-powered Personalised Glycemic Response (PGR) technology. What is the main objective of this innovation?

11. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) successfully conducted a high-speed rocket-sled test of an indigenous fighter aircraft escape system. Where was this test conducted?

12. India is discussing potential deals for Russia's advanced S-500 Prometheus air defense system. What is a notable capability of the S-500 system?

13. Which government department launched a first-of-its-kind R&D Roadmap for Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) to help India achieve its Net-Zero Targets?

14. India's Quantum Roadmap aims to establish 10 globally competitive startups by 2035 with the ultimate goal of positioning India as a top-three power in which technological field?

15. Sunflower Therapeutics completed a major installation of its Daisy Petal™ Perfusion Bioreactor Systems at which world's largest vaccine manufacturer in India?

16. Which Indian data center operator is banking on the AI boom to drive demand for computing power, projecting India's data center capacity to more than triple to 4.7 gigawatts by 2030?

17. The Himachal Pradesh government announced a ₹3,000 crore investment to modernize its healthcare sector, specifically including the increased availability of what kind of tools for better and faster diagnosis?

India's Scientific and Technological Leap: From Deep Space to AI Innovations

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1. Which Indian space mission successfully demonstrated in-space docking technology, placing India among an elite group of nations?

2. Indian astronomers Rashi Jain and Yogesh Wadadekar discovered a perfectly formed spiral galaxy named "Alaknanda" using which space telescope?

3. The discovery of the "Alaknanda" galaxy challenges existing models of cosmic evolution primarily because it formed when the Universe was only 1.5 billion years old. What aspect of galaxy formation does this discovery question?

4. India's first dedicated space observatory, AstroSat, hosts which instrument that has been successfully operating for a decade and is India's sole ultraviolet space instrument?

5. To counter the higher collision risk for its satellites, especially in congested Low-Earth Orbits, ISRO plans to enhance space situational awareness through which of the following initiatives?

6. In 2025, which Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool led the top trending searches in India, signaling a rapid shift towards everyday AI use?

7. Neuralix AI, a Karnataka-based startup, unveiled India's first fully indigenous defense AI platform at the Chanakya Defence Dialogue. What is a key feature of this platform?

8. According to Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh, India is poised to lead the global biotechnology revolution by 2025, largely due to which government policy?

9. Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) secured a significant grant under the Ministry of Education's SPARC scheme for an Indo-Korean collaborative research project. What is the primary focus of this project?

10. Fitterfly, a division of PB Health, secured an Indian patent for its AI-powered Personalised Glycemic Response (PGR) technology. What is the main objective of this innovation?

11. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) successfully conducted a high-speed rocket-sled test of an indigenous fighter aircraft escape system. Where was this test conducted?

12. India is discussing potential deals for Russia's advanced S-500 Prometheus air defense system. What is a notable capability of the S-500 system?

13. Which government department launched a first-of-its-kind R&D Roadmap for Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) to help India achieve its Net-Zero Targets?

14. India's Quantum Roadmap aims to establish 10 globally competitive startups by 2035 with the ultimate goal of positioning India as a top-three power in which technological field?

15. Sunflower Therapeutics completed a major installation of its Daisy Petal™ Perfusion Bioreactor Systems at which world's largest vaccine manufacturer in India?

16. Which Indian data center operator is banking on the AI boom to drive demand for computing power, projecting India's data center capacity to more than triple to 4.7 gigawatts by 2030?

17. The Himachal Pradesh government announced a ₹3,000 crore investment to modernize its healthcare sector, specifically including the increased availability of what kind of tools for better and faster diagnosis?

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