Under International Disaster Response Laws (IDRL), what is the key challenge faced by humanitarian relief organizations when entering a elected country?

A city invests in building green infrastructure such as urban wetlands to absorb floodwaters. In the disaster management framework, this is best classified under:

Which provision of the Disaster Management Act, 2005 legally establishes the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA)?

The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (2015-2030) emphasizes which of the following as its primary shift in approach compared to the Hyogo Framework?

Which key principle differentiates the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) from the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF)?

Which of the following rights were emphasised in Kerala's Transgender Persons' Policy?

1. Right to equality and freedom of expression
2. Right to dignity and life without violence
3. Right to employment and equal access to education, training and health

The knowledge economy in Kerala is linked to:

According to the CDS-UN (1975) study, what was the primary contribution of Kerala's educational policies?

Which of the following was not among the four missions of the 13th Plan?

According to NIT is: Aayog's Health Index 2021-22, Kerala's Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) is

Which programme is Kerala's flagship initiative for women's empowerment?

Kerala's life expectancy, according to SRS data,2019-21 is approximately:

The rise of the knowledge economy and startups in Kerala is often referred to as a move towards:

Which factor most strongly distinguishes Kerala's development experience from many other states?

Which of the following are part of Kerala's Startup Mission initiatives to promote innovation?

1. Innovation Grant
2. R&D Grant
3. Technology Commercialisation Support for Women

Which among the following explains the paradox of the Kerala model?

Kerala's irrigation statistics show wells are the largest source of irrigation. What is the critical implication of this reliance?

KSERC was initially constituted under which Central Act?

The primary and overarching objective of the Transgrid 2.0 project is:

A major problem Transgrid 2.0 is specifically designed to address is:

The Transgrid 2.0 project mainly focuses on adding or upgrading infrastructure at which Extra High Tension (EHT) voltage levels?

The Transgrid 2.0 project is primarily funded through which Kerala state-level body?

The implementation of the Transgrid 2.0 project is expected to result in a significant:

Which voltage level facility in Kasaragod, a critical point in North Kerala's power map, is prioritized for completion under Transgrid 2.0?

Transgrid 2.0 is a project that is divided into:

How does Transgrid 2.0 support the growth of Renewable Energy (RE) in Kerala?

The long-term vision of Transgrid 2.0, coupled with other KSEB initiatives, aims to ensure:

If an Anganwadi participating in the Angan Jyothi scheme were to install a rooftop solar system (part of the 'Soura' project), its primary use of electric cooking would contribute to:

The 'Angan Jyothi' project is an example of an intervention focused on the:

Which energy efficiency appliance provided in the Angan Jyothi package is notable for consuming significantly less power compared to its conventional counterpart?

The Angan Jyothi scheme contributes to Kerala's broader goal of energy transition by:

A key financial advantage for the Anganwadis from adopting e-cooking under Angan Jyothi is:

The implementation agency for the Angan Jyothi scheme is:

The transition from LPG/conventional fuels to induction stoves in Anganwadis under this scheme has a direct benefit in terms of:

The Angan Jyothi scheme aligns primarily with which broader state initiative aimed at environmental sustainability?

Which of the following components are typically provided to Anganwadis under the Angan Jyothi scheme?

1. High-efficiency Induction Cook Stoves
2. BLDC (Brushless DC) Fans
3. LED Lighting
4. Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Facilities

The primary objective of the 'Angan Jyothi' scheme, implemented by the Energy Management Centre (EMC) in Kerala, is to:

Which town/city in Kerala has a distribution license for electricity that is not held by KSEB?

Which government mission or project in Kerala focuses on promoting non-conventional and renewable energy sources like solar and wind?

Which of the following thermal power stations is a major source of external power purchased by KSEB and is located at Kayamkulam?

The unbundling of the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) into a separate generation, transmission, and distribution company (KSEB Ltd.) was a result of which Central Act?

The power station associated with the Idukki Hydroelectric Project is located at:

Kerala is generally considered a:

Which was the first hydroelectric project in Kerala, commissioned in 1940?

The Idukki Hydroelectric Project, the largest in Kerala, is built across which river?

Which of the following is the single largest source of electricity generation for the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) within the state's borders?

Which type of power plant typically has the lowest Plant Load Factor (PLF) among conventional sources in India?

What is the main characteristic of a 'Hybrid' renewable power project?

The 'Saubhagya' scheme was primarily launched to achieve:

Which segment of the power sector is most directly responsible for the 'last mile' delivery of electricity to end consumers?