In which five year plan India opted for a mixed economy?

Which model of GST has been chosen by India?

As per the economic survey 2021-22 what is the estimated GDP growth of India in 2022-23?

Choose the correctly matched pair from the following:

Column A Column B

(1) 1955 (a)WTO

(2) 1991 (b) GATT

(3) 1969 (c)MRTP

(4) 1948 (d) Economic reforms

Which of the following was the first paper currency issued by RBI?

Which of the following statement is not the one of the 3 basic elements in the method of Green Revolution?

(i) Continued expansion of farming

(ii) Double-cropping existing farmland

(iii) Using seeds with improved genetics

Which of the following are proposed Proof of Concepts (PoCs) and pilot areas from Kerala Fisheries University (KUFOS)?

1. Precision Aquaculture.
2. Traceability in the fisheries sector.
3. Developing new fishing equipment.

Which of the following are proposed Proof of Concepts (PoCs) and pilot areas from Kerala Veterinary University (KVASU)?

1. Smart Livestock Farming.
2. Precision Feeding.
3. Animal Health Monitoring.
4. Developing new veterinary drugs.

How much is charged to beneficiaries for the ration delivery service under Project OPPAM?

Which of the following are proposed Proof of Concepts (PoCs) and pilot areas from Kerala Agricultural University (KAU)?

1. Precision Agriculture.
2. Drone-based Agriculture.
3. Traditional crop rotation methods.
4. Manual data collection for crop yield.

What are the key areas of collaboration mentioned for scientific research and development?

1. Partnership with the Netherlands Government and TU Delft for carbon emission studies.
2. Collaboration with Kerala Agriculture University (KAU) for precision agriculture.
3. Joint projects with Kerala Veterinary University (KVASU) on smart livestock farming.
4. Undertaking pilot projects with local NGOs for community development.

Identify the technology-driven agricultural and environmental initiatives mentioned in the plan.

1. Creating a LoRaWAN-based IoT system for crop monitoring and meteorological studies.
2. Implementing the Kerala Food Platform for safe food with traceability.
3. Promoting urban forestry using the Miyawaki Model.
4. Developing traditional farming techniques without any technological integration.

By when are the ration supplies expected to be delivered each month under Project OPPAM?

Who voluntarily carries out the delivery of ration items under Project OPPAM?

Which of the following are initiatives undertaken by the Digital University and K-DISC for knowledge transformation?

1. Creation of the Kerala Blockchain Academy.
2. Launching of the Accelerated Blockchain Competency Development Programme.
3. Developing a new social media platform for academic discussions.
4. Establishing a partnership with a local school for primary education.

What is the role of trained vocational education teachers in the Skill Schools?

1. Trained vocational education teachers may be placed in these Skill Schools.
2. The Skill Schools will only be managed by general education teachers.
3. Vocational teachers will be responsible for all aspects of the Skill School's operations, including administration.

What services will be offered by the Skill Schools?

1. The Skill Schools will offer Aptitude tests, Talent labs, Vocational immersion, Simulation programmes, and Career counselling.
2. They will focus solely on providing academic subjects and will not offer any vocational training.
3. Industry interactions and exposure programmes will be organized by these schools.
4. Only theoretical knowledge will be imparted, with no practical elements.

Describe the planned structure of Skill Schools under KKEM.

1. A Skill School is envisioned for every Local Self Government (LSG) area.
2. These schools will operate independently, without any connection to other schools in the LSG.
3. The Skill Schools will function on a hub-and-spoke model, linking all schools within the LSG.

What is the primary goal of integrating skill programs into the school curriculum?

1. To replace all existing subjects with skill courses.
2. To provide students with exposure to various domain sectors and enhance their career readiness.
3. To exclusively focus on vocational training at the expense of general education.

What has been the impact of NORKA's business facilitation efforts since 2020?

1. Since 2020, NORKA has facilitated the establishment of over 30 enterprises.
2. These enterprises have attracted an investment of approximately Rs. 110 crores.
3. The facilitated enterprises provide employment to more than 750 individuals.
4. NORKA's efforts have primarily focused on attracting foreign direct investment from multinational corporations.

Which organization facilitates business support services for the diaspora in Kerala?

1. NORKA (Non-Resident Keralites Affairs) has established business facilitation services for the diaspora.
2. These services are primarily regulatory in nature.
3. NORKA offers competitive support services to encourage diaspora-driven entrepreneurship.

What specific sectors has the government identified for diaspora-driven investments?

1. The government has identified health, tourism, and education as potential sectors for diaspora investments.
2. Focus is placed on large-scale industrial manufacturing only.
3. Agri-business and IT are the primary focus areas for diaspora investment.

What elements are crucial for transitioning to a knowledge economy in Kerala?

1. An inclusive strategy that integrates education, science and technology, and higher learning is essential.
2. Addressing land and labor rigidities is not a significant factor.
3. The active participation of the diaspora is a key component of this transition.
4. Entrepreneurship needs to be fostered alongside these elements.

How can the diaspora contribute to the growth of the knowledge economy?

1. The diaspora can leverage their global exposure to ideas, markets, and institutions to foster the knowledge economy.
2. The diaspora's contribution is limited to financial investments only.
3. Bringing the diaspora's global exposure back to Kerala is a key factor in this transition.

What is the main objective of Project OPPAM implemented by the Kerala government?

Which of the following statements about the role of knowledge in an economy is INCORRECT?

1. In a knowledge economy, knowledge is the most vital resource.
2. Knowledge plays a key competitive advantage across all sectors, from agriculture to biotechnology.
3. The success of a knowledge economy depends on a strong innovation system involving firms, research centers, and universities.
4. The importance of knowledge diminishes as technology advances.

What is the significance of 'information infrastructure' in a knowledge economy?

1. It ensures easy access to Information and Communication Technology (ICT).
2. It helps in lowering transaction costs.
3. It improves the ability to share, process, and interact with information and knowledge.
4. It is considered less important than physical infrastructure like roads and bridges.

How does a knowledge economy differ from a post-industrial economy?

1. A knowledge economy is a later phase of a post-industrial economy, emphasizing the creation and application of knowledge.
2. A post-industrial economy is characterized by a dominance of knowledge-based activities, while a knowledge economy focuses on manufacturing.
3. Both terms describe an economic system where services and information are paramount.
4. A knowledge economy relies more on physical labor and less on skilled intellectual work compared to a post-industrial economy.

Which of the following sectors in Kerala are major areas of research for its R&D institutions?

1. Agriculture and Horticulture
2. Information Technology and Biotechnology
3. Medical Sciences and Public Policy
4. Manufacturing of heavy machinery
5. Textile production

What distinguishes a knowledge economy from a traditional industrial economy?

1. The primary focus shifts from tangible assets to intangible assets like knowledge and information.
2. Skills and continuous learning become less important.
3. Innovation and technological advancement are central drivers of growth.
4. Economic development is primarily based on the exploitation of natural resources.

Identify the false statement regarding the research institutions in Kerala.

1. Kerala has a significant number of research and development institutions, totaling 36.
2. Out of the 36 research institutions, 21 are owned by the central government.
3. 9 research institutions in Kerala are owned by the state government.
4. All research institutions in Kerala are exclusively focused on Information Technology research.

Which of the following correctly identifies the nature of a knowledge-driven economy?

1. It is defined by the sheer number of high-tech industries present.
2. Knowledge acts as a key competitive advantage across all sectors, not just technology-focused ones.
3. It emphasizes the accumulation of knowledge as the most vital resource for economic success.
4. Its success hinges on a strong innovation system involving collaboration between firms, research centers, universities, and consultants.

What is the role of educational systems in a knowledge economy?

1. Educational systems help bridge skill gaps and ensure a supply of adequately trained human capital by responding to labor market demands.
2. They are primarily responsible for maintaining traditional industries rather than adapting to new economic demands.
3. Educational institutions in Kerala need to be transformed to enhance the skill levels of graduates entering the workforce and pursuing higher education.
4. The focus of education should remain solely on theoretical knowledge, disregarding practical skill development.

According to the World Bank, what are the four pillars supporting human capital-based economic development in a knowledge economy?

1. An educated and skilled labor force capable of continuous learning and effective application of skills.
2. A robust information infrastructure that ensures easy access to ICT, lowering transaction costs and improving information exchange.
3. An effective innovation system that fosters high levels of innovation within firms, industries, and nations.
4. A supportive institutional regime that provides incentives for entrepreneurship and the use of knowledge.
5. Abundant natural resources and a large manufacturing base.

Which combination best represents the tally of specialized offices under e-office in the Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department (excluding Taluk Supply Offices)?

Which of the following best describes the core principle of a knowledge economy?

1. It is an economic system where the production of goods and services is primarily based on knowledge-intensive activities and innovation.
2. It relies heavily on the extraction and processing of natural resources.
3. It emphasizes the accumulation of physical capital over intellectual capital.
4. It is characterized by a decline in the importance of skilled labor.

Which of the following offices is present as a single unit under e-office in the Kerala Civil Supplies Department?

Which of the following office types is present in the highest number under the e-office initiative of the Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department?

How many total offices under the Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department have implemented e-office as per the recent update?

Which of the following best describes the vision behind converting Fair Price Shops to K-Stores?

How much rice does the Government of Kerala allot at a subsidised rate per month for the Hunger Free Kerala Scheme?

Which of the following is NOT a service offered by K-Store outlets in Kerala?

What is the price of a meal provided at Subhiksha Hotels as per the original scheme?

Which Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) does the Hunger Free Kerala Scheme primarily aim to achieve?

When did the Public Distribution System (PDS) begin as per the Essential Commodities Act?

Which of the following programs is NOT covered under the National Food Security Act?

When was the National Food Security Act, 2013 signed into law?

The National Food Security Act (NFSA) 2013 provides legal entitlement to subsidized food grains to approximately what percentage of the rural population?

What target year has Kerala set to become a hunger-free state?

What is the primary aim of the SDG related to food security?