Q1. The Union Cabinet’s approval of the Atomic Energy Bill is significant because it relates to:

A) Expansion of nuclear weapons programme
B) Reform of civil nuclear policy framework
C) Privatization of nuclear power plants
D) Withdrawal from international nuclear treaties

✅ Answer: B
📝 Explanation:
The Atomic Energy Bill marks a major shift in India’s civil nuclear policy, focusing on governance, regulation, and future expansion of civilian nuclear energy, not weapons or treaty withdrawal.

Q1. The Pagdi system, recently targeted for reform by the Maharashtra government, is primarily associated with which sector?

A. Agricultural land ownership
B. Urban rent-control housing
C. Industrial labour contracts
D. Cooperative banking

✅ Answer: B

📝 Explanation:
The Pagdi system is a century-old rent-control arrangement in Mumbai’s housing market, where tenants pay a lump sum (pagdi) and enjoy long-term tenancy rights.

Q1. The initiative “आपकी पूँजी, आपका अधिकार – Your Money, Your Right” is primarily aimed at:

A. Promoting digital banking literacy
B. Recovering unpaid government subsidies
C. Helping citizens reclaim unclaimed financial assets
D. Regulating NBFC deposit schemes

Answer: ✅ C

Explanation:
The initiative helps citizens reclaim unclaimed bank deposits, insurance proceeds, dividends, shares, mutual funds, and pension amounts lying dormant due to lack of awareness.

1. Which state became the first in India to achieve 100% digitisation of electoral rolls under the SIR programme?

A) Gujarat
B) Rajasthan
C) Karnataka
D) Telangana

Answer: B) Rajasthan
Explanation: Rajasthan achieved full digitisation under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) programme.

1. Which state became the first in India to achieve 100% digitisation of electoral rolls under SIR?

A) Gujarat
B) Rajasthan
C) Haryana
D) Karnataka

Answer: B) Rajasthan
✔️ Rajasthan fully digitised electoral rolls under Special Intensive Revision (SIR).