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1.
India is set to
produce indigenous rapid testing and RT-PCR diagnostic kits by ______.
A.April
2020
B.May
2020
C.Mid
of June 2020
D.July
2020
Correct Ans:Option B
Explanation:
India is set to
produce indigenous rapid testing and RT-PCR diagnostic kits by the end of May.
The information was passed by the Union Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan.
2.
________ is developing
a protocol to test sewage for COVID-19 traces in selected densely populated
urban residential areas of Bengaluru and Kolkata.
A.COVID-19
Sewage Research
B.COVIDActionCollab
C.Action-Sewage
COVID
D.CALLCOVIDSewage
Correct Ans:Option B
Explanation:
A multi-disciplinary
expert group COVIDActionCollab (CAC) is developing a protocol to test sewage
for COVID-19 traces in selected densely populated urban residential areas of
Bengaluru and Kolkata. The idea was initiated by the social enterprise platform
Catalyst Group.
3.
Who is the Governor of
Maharashtra?
A.Sanjay
Raut
B.Devendra
Fadnavis
C.C.
Vidyasagar Rao
D.Bhagat
Singh Koshyari
Correct Ans:Option D
Explanation:
Bhagat Singh Koshyari
is serving as the Governor of Maharashtra. An RSS veteran, Koshyari served as
National Vice President of BJP and party's 1st State president for Uttarakhand.
4.
Michael Robinson who
passed away recently was a ______.
A.footballer
B.actor
C.cricketer
D.politician
Correct Ans:Option A
Explanation:
The former Brighton
and Liverpool footballer Michael Robinson passed away on 28 April. He was
61-years-old. He was diagnosed with skin cancer in 2018.
5.
________ Smart City
used Mobile Kiosk for COVID-19 sample testing.
A.Pune
B.Vadodara
C.Agartala
D.Bengaluru
Correct Ans:Option C
Explanation:
Agartala Smart City
used a Mobile COVID-19 sample collection kiosk under the smart city mission.
Agartala Smart City has designed and submitted it to the city's Chief Medical
Officer (CMO). This initiative is a major step by Agartala in the fight against
the COVID-19 pandemic.
6.
Who represented India
in the first virtual Petersberg Climate Dialogue?
A.Harsh
Vardhan
B.Piyush
Goyal
C.Prakash
Javadekar
D.Ramesh
Pokhriyal
Correct Ans:Option C
Explanation:
Union Minister of
Environment, Forest and Climate Change Prakash Javadekar represented India in
the first virtual Petersberg Climate Dialogue on 28 April. The first virtual
Climate Dialogue was the eleventh session of Petersberg Climate Dialogue. It
has been hosted by Germany since 2010.
7.
Irrfan Khan who passed
away is a/an _______.
A.scientist
B.entrepreneur
C.actor
D.footballer
Correct Ans:Option C
Explanation:
One of Bollywood's
most beloved stars Irrfan Khan passed away on 29 April 2020. He died at the age
of 53. He died due to neuroendocrine tumour, a type of cancer. He was diagnosed
with the disease in March 2018. Khan went to the United Kingdom for treatment
and had returned to India in 2019.
8.
Who administered the
oath of office to the Vigilance Commissioner?
A.Vijay
Salaskar
B.Sanjeev
Tripathi
C.Sanjay
Kothari
D.Vinod
Chaubey
Correct Ans:Option C
Explanation:
Suresh N. Patel took
oath as Vigilance Commissioner on 19 April. He was administered the oath of
office by Sanjay Kothari, Central Vigilance Commissioner on the video link, due
to the social distancing norms. The swearing-in ceremony was attended by Shri Sharad
Kumar, Vigilance Commissioner, Secretary, and other senior officers of the
Commission.
9.
Who has been appointed as the chairperson of the Public
Enterprises Selection Board (PESB)?
A.Abishek
Patel
B.Rajiv
Kumar
C.Tony
Charles
D.Dinesh
PK
Correct Ans:Option B
Explanation:
Former finance
secretary Rajiv Kumar was appointed as the chairperson of the Public
Enterprises Selection Board (PESB) on 29 April. The appointment of Rajiv Kumar
is approved by the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) headed by Prime
Minister Narendra Modi. He will serve as the PESB chairperson for a period of
three years.
10.
What is the cost of
the HCARD (Hospital Care Assistive Robotic Device) developed by CSIR?
A.less
than Rs.1 lakh
B.less
than Rs.2 lakh
C.less
than Rs.3 lakh
D.less
than Rs.5 lakh
Correct Ans:Option D
Explanation:
CSIR-Central
Mechanical Engineering Research Institute (CMERI) has developed HCARD (Hospital
Care Assistive Robotic Device). The device can help frontline healthcare
workers in maintaining physical distance from those infected by a coronavirus.
The cost of the device is less than Rs.5 lakh and the weight is less than 80
kg.
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