DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS CLASS TEST JUNE – 06

1. Choose the correct statement regarding Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS)

1. The Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) was officially notified in June 2023.
2. The main objective of CCTS is to reduce industrial emissions by focusing on GHG emission intensity.
3. It is a command-and-control regulatory system for emissions reduction.

2. Choose the correct statement

1. National Awards for e-Governance are presented biennially.
2. A cash prize of ₹10 lakh is awarded to the winners of the Gold Award in the National Awards for e-Governance.
3. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs’ ‘e-Jagriti’ scheme received an award at the National Awards for e-Governance 2026.

3. Choose the correct statement regarding Jan Samarth Portal 

1. It is a single-window digital platform for accessing institutional credit.
2. The portal covers 16 credit-linked Central Government schemes.

4. Who is the first Indian Grandmaster to win the prestigious “Norway Chess” title in the history of Indian chess

5. Choose the incorrect statement

1. India’s GDP growth for 2025–26 has been estimated at 7.5%.
2. The estimate for 2024–25 GDP growth was higher than 2025–26.

6. Choose the correct statement regarding Nilgiri thar third synchronised population survey

1. It was conducted jointly by Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka Forest Departments.
2. The Nilgiri Tahr population is estimated at 1,364 as per the survey.
3. The population increased by 32% compared to the first survey conducted in 2024.

7. What is the main objective of the PMKVY scheme

8. Which statement regarding APEDA is incorrect

9. Choose the correct statement regarding the Nilgiri Tahr

1. It is the only species found in South India among the three globally known types of Tahr.
2. It is mentioned in ancient Tamil Sangam literature.
3. Paintings of the Tahr have been discovered near Marayoor in Kanyakumari.

10. Consider the following birds and identify which of them is a terrestrial bird.

1. Nilgiri Wood-Pigeon 2. Northern Pintail
2. Sri Lankan Frogmouth 4. Painted Bush-Quail