Incentivizing e-Governance is expected to reduce corruption mainly by:

Which among the following is NOT a challenge for e-governance in India?

One of the key objectives of good governance is:

Kerala's net sown area has steadily declined since 1980-81. Which policy concern arises from this?

Kerala's poverty level is the lowest in India (Multidimensional Poverty Index = 0.002). Which interpretation aligns BEST with this finding?

Consider the following data on Education and Employment in Kerala :

Education Level	Share in Labour Force (%)	Unemployment Rate (%)
Below secondary	40	4
Secondary/Higher secondary	35	10
Graduate and above	25	18

Which conclusion is MOST valid?

Kerala's employment data show that agriculture employs far more people than its share in GSDP. What does this mismatch imply?

What has been the MOST significant impact of remittances in Kerala?

Which of the following statements about the role of foreign remittances in Kerala are correct?

(1) Remittances boosted industrial investment significantly.

(2) Remittances were largely channelled into housing and consumption.

(3) Remittances improved human capital through health and education spending.

Which feature BEST describes Kerala's industrial sector historically?

Which of the following statements about Kerala's government expenditure composition are correct?

(1) Salaries, pensions and interest payments consume a major share of expenditure.

(2) Capital expenditure consistently dominates over revenue expenditure.

(3) High committed expenditure constrains fiscal flexibility.

Kerala government's own-tax revenue share compared to the all-states average

Kerala faces a growth paradox because:

Judicial review by the high courts was held to be included in the basic structure of the constitution of India in

Who is the Chairperson of GST Council?

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 scenarios best demonstrates the difference between response and recovery phases of disaster management?

Kerala provides startups with early-stage support in the form of:

1. Innovation grants
2. Seed loans
3. Patent support
4. R&D Grands

Which crops in Kerala are most sensitive to fluctuations in the global economy

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?

ആഗോളവൽക്കരണത്തെ മൂലധന സേവനങ്ങളുടെയും, 'ചരക്കുകളുടെയും ത്തിന്റെയും, തൊഴിലാളിയുടെയും അനിയന്ത്രിതമായ അതിർത്തി കടന്നുള്ള നീക്കം' എന്ന് നിർവചിച്ച അന്താരാഷ്ട്ര സംഘടന ഏത്?

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?

Which measure reflects Kerala's focus on climate resilience?

Kerala's fiscal deficit target for 2025-26 is around:

primarily through: The 2025-26 Budget of the Kerala government emphasizes reducing fiscal stress

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: