MCQ Test: February 22, 2026 - Current affairs for all the Exams: India and Brazil Ink Landmark Critical Minerals Pact; Set $30 Billion Trade Target for 2030

1. On which date did Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva sign the landmark agreement on critical minerals in New Delhi?

A) January 26, 2026 B) February 21, 2026 C) March 15, 2026 D) February 10, 2026

2. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between India and Brazil primarily focuses on the exploration and processing of which resources?

A) Natural gas and petroleum B) Agricultural fertilizers C) Critical minerals and rare earths D) Marine resources and blue economy

3. According to the agreement, Brazil holds which global rank in terms of reserves of critical minerals?

A) First-largest B) Second-largest C) Third-largest D) Fifth-largest

4. What is the bilateral trade target set by India and Brazil to be achieved by the year 2030?

A) $15 billion B) $20 billion C) $30 billion D) $50 billion

5. In the context of sustainable energy, Brazil is recognized as a global leader in which of the following sectors mentioned in the talks?

A) Wind energy B) Nuclear power C) Ethanol and biofuels D) Tidal energy

6. The critical mineral partnership is intended to build resilient supply chains for which specific industries?

A) Textile and garment manufacturing B) Electric vehicles, solar panels, and defense equipment C) Pharmaceutical and chemical processing D) Civil aviation and heavy machinery

7. Which Indian national initiatives are supported by the strategic procurement of rare earths from Brazil?

A) Digital India and Startup India B) Make in India and Viksit Bharat 2047 C) Swachh Bharat and PM-Kisan D) Ayushman Bharat and Skill India

8. During the meeting, both leaders emphasized their roles as prominent voices for which global group?

A) G7 Nations B) European Union C) Global South D) OECD

9. What stance did President Lula da Silva take regarding the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) reforms?

A) He opposed any expansion of the council B) He remained neutral on India's position C) He reaffirmed support for India’s permanent membership D) He suggested the abolition of the veto power

10. Which international legal development did India and Brazil agree to 'wait and watch' while strengthening their bilateral ties?

A) International Court of Justice ruling on climate B) U.S. Supreme Court ruling on tariffs C) WTO ruling on agricultural subsidies D) UN ruling on maritime borders

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February 22, 2026 - Current affairs for all the Exams: India and Brazil Ink Landmark Critical Minerals Pact; Set $30 Billion Trade Target for 2030

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1. On which date did Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva sign the landmark agreement on critical minerals in New Delhi?

2. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between India and Brazil primarily focuses on the exploration and processing of which resources?

3. According to the agreement, Brazil holds which global rank in terms of reserves of critical minerals?

4. What is the bilateral trade target set by India and Brazil to be achieved by the year 2030?

5. In the context of sustainable energy, Brazil is recognized as a global leader in which of the following sectors mentioned in the talks?

6. The critical mineral partnership is intended to build resilient supply chains for which specific industries?

7. Which Indian national initiatives are supported by the strategic procurement of rare earths from Brazil?

8. During the meeting, both leaders emphasized their roles as prominent voices for which global group?

9. What stance did President Lula da Silva take regarding the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) reforms?

10. Which international legal development did India and Brazil agree to 'wait and watch' while strengthening their bilateral ties?

February 22, 2026 - Current affairs for all the Exams: India and Brazil Ink Landmark Critical Minerals Pact; Set $30 Billion Trade Target for 2030

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1. On which date did Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva sign the landmark agreement on critical minerals in New Delhi?

2. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between India and Brazil primarily focuses on the exploration and processing of which resources?

3. According to the agreement, Brazil holds which global rank in terms of reserves of critical minerals?

4. What is the bilateral trade target set by India and Brazil to be achieved by the year 2030?

5. In the context of sustainable energy, Brazil is recognized as a global leader in which of the following sectors mentioned in the talks?

6. The critical mineral partnership is intended to build resilient supply chains for which specific industries?

7. Which Indian national initiatives are supported by the strategic procurement of rare earths from Brazil?

8. During the meeting, both leaders emphasized their roles as prominent voices for which global group?

9. What stance did President Lula da Silva take regarding the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) reforms?

10. Which international legal development did India and Brazil agree to 'wait and watch' while strengthening their bilateral ties?

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