Answer: C

Explanation:

Statement 1 – Incorrect.
Although a draft Teesta Water Sharing Agreement was negotiated in 2011, it has not been signed due to objections from the Government of West Bengal, which raised concerns over water availability for farmers.

Statement 2 – Correct.
The Joint Rivers Commission (JRC) was established in 1972 to facilitate cooperation over the management of the nearly 54 rivers shared by India and Bangladesh.

Statement 3 – Correct.
India has raised concerns over Chinese participation in the TRCMRP because the Teesta basin lies close to the strategically sensitive Siliguri Corridor (Chicken's Neck), a narrow land corridor connecting mainland India to its northeastern states.

Answer: A

Explanation:

Statement 1 – Correct

The RBI has notified the revised compensation framework under the RBI (Commercial Banks — Responsible Business Conduct) Third Amendment Directions, 2026. The provisions will apply to Electronic Banking Transactions (EBTs) undertaken on or after January 1, 2027.

Statement 2 – Correct

To become eligible for compensation, a genuine customer must:

• Report the fraud to the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal or Helpline 1930, and


• Inform the concerned bank,


• Within five calendar days of the fraudulent transaction.

Failure to comply with the reporting timeline may affect eligibility.

Statement 3 – Incorrect

The compensation benefit is not available multiple times. It can be claimed only once during the customer's lifetime,.

Answer: B

Explanation:

Statement 1 – Correct: Netra AEW&C has been developed by the Centre for Airborne Systems (CABS), a Bengaluru-based laboratory of DRDO.

Statement 2 – Incorrect: Netra is integrated on the Brazilian Embraer EMB-145I aircraft, not on the HAL Tejas platform.

Statement 3 – Correct: The indigenous AESA radar provides 240-degree surveillance coverage, leaving a blind spot behind the aircraft.

Answer: A

Explanation:

Statement 1 – Correct.
A GI is an intellectual property right that identifies goods possessing qualities, reputation, or characteristics attributable to their geographical origin.

Statement 2 – Correct.
GI protection in India is:

• Governed by the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999


• Effective since 2003


• Administered by the GI Registry, Chennai

Statement 3 – Incorrect.
A GI registration is:

• Valid for 10 years


• Renewable indefinitely every 10 years.

Answer: C

Explanation:

Pair 1 – Correct

Sitahi Kutki

• Traditional Little Millet


• Cultivated mainly in Dindori district


• Grown by Baiga and Gond tribes


• Naturally organic and drought-resistant

Pair 2 – Correct

Baigani Arhar

• Traditional Pigeon Pea (Arhar)


• Native to Dindori


• Closely associated with the Baiga tribe


• Cultivated using traditional organic tribal farming


• Richer in protein, fibre, iron and calcium than many commercial varieties

Pair 3 – Incorrect

Mahakoshal Chhatriya Chawal

• It is not a polished rice variety.


• It retains its nutrient-rich bran layer.


• Rich in:




• Vitamin B1 (Thiamine)


• Essential minerals


• Healthy fats


• Balanced amino acids

Pair 4 – Correct

Nagdaman Kutki

• Traditional Little Millet


• Naturally drought-resistant


• Suitable for rain-fed farming


• Climate-resilient


• Rich in fibre, iron, magnesium and antioxidants


• Low glycaemic index

Hence, three pairs are correctly matched.