1. When was NITI Aayog established, replacing the Planning Commission of India?
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A) January 1, 2010
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B) January 1, 2012
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C) January 1, 2015
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D) January 1, 2018
Answer: C) January 1, 2015
2. Who serves as the Chairman of NITI Aayog?
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A) Finance Minister
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B) Chief Minister
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C) Prime Minister
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D) President of India
Answer: C) Prime Minister
3. What is the structure of NITI Aayog, including the Chairman?
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A) Chairman and 2 Vice Chairman ,Chief Executive Officer
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B) Chairman, Vice Chairman, CEO, full-time members, and ex-officio members
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C) Chairman and Chief Ministers only
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D) Chairman and Union Ministers only
Answer: B) Chairman, Vice Chairman, CEO, full-time members, and ex-officio members
4. What is the primary role of NITI Aayog?
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A) Implementation of government schemes
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B) Conducting elections
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C) Policy think tank advising on economic and developmental issues
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D) National security planning
Answer: C) Policy think tank advising on economic and developmental issues
5. How does NITI Aayog promote cooperative federalism?
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A) By centralizing all decision-making
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B) Through the Governing Council involving Chief Ministers of states
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C) By excluding states from policy discussions
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D) Through unilateral decision-making by the Prime Minister
Answer: B) Through the Governing Council involving Chief Ministers of states
6. Which initiative aims to address developmental challenges and promote innovation by NITI Aayog?
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A) Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
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B) Make in India
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C) Atal Innovation Mission (AIM)
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D) Jan Dhan Yojana
Answer: C) Atal Innovation Mission (AIM)
7. What does NITI Aayog publish to serve as valuable resources for policymakers and the public?
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A) Novels
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B) Reports and research papers
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C) Comics
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D) Poetry
Answer: B) Reports and research papers
8. In what sectors does NITI Aayog play a vital role in formulating policies and recommending reforms?
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A) Only Healthcare
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B) Agriculture, infrastructure, social welfare, education, and healthcare
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C) Defense and Finance
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D) Technology and Sports
Answer: B) Agriculture, infrastructure, social welfare, education, and healthcare
9. With whom does NITI Aayog collaborate to foster knowledge exchange and implement innovative solutions?
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A) Bollywood celebrities
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B) International organizations, governments, and institutions
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C) Religious leaders
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D) Trade unions
Answer: B) International organizations, governments, and institutions
10. What does NITI Aayog set up to address specific regional issues and promote regional development?
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A) Regional Commissions
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B) State Committees
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C) Regional Councils
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D) State Councils
Answer: C) Regional Councils
11. How does NITI Aayog contribute to India's developmental landscape?
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A) By implementing government schemes
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B) By conducting elections
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C) By fostering sustainable and inclusive growth, promoting innovation, and involving states in the policy-making process
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D) By managing defense and national security
Answer: C) By fostering sustainable and inclusive growth, promoting innovation, and involving states in the policy-making process
12. What is the legal status of NITI Aayog?
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A) Constitutional body
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B) Statutory body
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C) Non-constitutional and non-statutory body
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D) Regulatory body
Answer: C) Non-constitutional and non-statutory body
13. How were NITI Aayog's functions, structure, and objectives outlined during its establishment?
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A) Through a standalone law
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B) Through constitutional amendments
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C) Through executive orders, resolutions, and notifications
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D) Through international treaties
Answer: C) Through executive orders, resolutions, and notifications
14. What principle does NITI Aayog operate based on for the active participation of states?
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A) Autocracy
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B) Monarchy
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C) Cooperative federalism
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D) Authoritarianism
Answer: C) Cooperative federalism
15. How are the day-to-day operations and roles of NITI Aayog defined?
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A) Through constitutional amendments
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B) Through executive orders, notifications, and government resolutions
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C) Through international agreements
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D) Through parliamentary debates
Answer: B) Through executive orders, notifications, and government resolutions