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What kind of projects are usually financed through consortium banking?
How is the credit risk managed in a consortium banking arrangement?
Which of the following best describes the lending structure in Consortium Banking?
What is the main purpose of Consortium Banking?
Which authority granted licenses to LAB (Local Area Bank)s?
Which LAB (Local Area Bank) is headquartered in Hyderabad, Telangana?
What is a key objective of LAB (Local Area Bank)s with regard to rural savings?
Who can promote a Local Area Bank?
LAB (Local Area Bank) s are classified as which type of bank under India’s banking system?
Which of the following best describes the relationship between classroom learning and field trips?
What sector is NOT typically a focus area for LAB (Local Area Bank)s?
Where is Coastal Local Area Bank headquartered?
What was the reason for cancellation of Subhadra LAB’s license? (LAB - Local Area Bank)
How are Local Area Banks registered legally?
What is the minimum paid-up capital required to set up a LAB (Local Area Bank)?
Under which act are Local Area Banks governed?
What is the maximum geographic area within which a LAB (Local Area Bank) can operate?
In which year were Local Area Banks (LABs) introduced by the Government of India?
What kind of scope do Small Finance Banks have in terms of deposit collection?
Which sector is primarily served by Small Finance Banks?
What is one of the key objectives of Small Finance Banks?
Which of the following services is allowed for Small Finance Banks but not for Payment Banks?
What is the maximum loan size limit for 50% of the portfolio of Small Finance Banks?
What is the focus area of Small Finance Banks?
Which of the following must a Small Finance Bank comply with?
What is the minimum Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) required for UCBs to be eligible for SFB conversion?
What is the minimum net worth requirement for an Urban Cooperative Bank to apply for Small Finance Bank status?
Which entity received scheduled bank status on 5 th January 2022?
A Small Finance Bank must list its shares within how many years if its net worth exceeds ₹500 crore?
What is the recommendation revised capital requirement for Small Finance Banks as per the 2020 RBI working group?
What was the initial minimum capital requirement to start a Small Finance Bank?
Who headed the advisory committee to evaluate applications for Small Finance Banks?
When were the RBI guidelines for setting up Small Finance Banks released?

Which of the following best describes the food security situation in Kerala?

  1. Kerala is self-sufficient in food production and does not depend on other states.
  2. Kerala relies on other states for food and has a robust Public Distribution System (PDS) to ensure food security.
  3. Kerala's food security is managed entirely by private agencies.

    What is the primary objective of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme (MGNREGP)?

    1. MGNREGP guarantees 100 days of employment to those willing and able to work, with at least one-third beneficiaries being women.
    2. The program guarantees employment for all citizens, regardless of their willingness to work.
    3. MGNREGP focuses on providing employment only to women in rural areas.

      Which of the following government programs aims to provide free rice to the elderly with no income?

      1. The Mid Day Meal Programme provides free rice to the elderly with no income.
      2. The Annapoorna scheme offers free supply of 10 kg of rice through ration shops to people above 65 years of age and having no income.
      3. The Swarnajayanti Shahari Rozgar Yojana provides free rice to the elderly.

        What are the reasons cited for the persistence of poverty in India despite increased food production?

        1. Defects in distribution and low purchasing power of individuals contribute to persistent poverty.
        2. Increased food production alone has eradicated poverty in India.
        3. Poverty persists due to a lack of food availability, even with increased production.

          What is the definition of poverty in urban and rural areas based on calorie intake?

          1. Individuals consuming less than 2100 calories in urban areas and 2400 calories in rural areas are considered poor.
          2. Poverty is defined as consuming less than 2400 calories in both urban and rural areas.
          3. The calorie intake for defining poverty is the same for both urban and rural populations.

            What is the designation for the sector involved in collecting and distributing products from the primary and secondary sectors?

            1. The primary sector is responsible for collecting and distributing products.
            2. The secondary sector collects and distributes products from the primary sector.
            3. The tertiary sector, also known as the service sector, is involved in collecting and distributing products from the primary and secondary sectors.

              What is the primary sector also referred to as, given its significant agricultural component?

              1. The primary sector is commonly known as the industrial sector.
              2. Due to the major role of agriculture, the primary sector is also called the agricultural sector.
              3. The service sector is another name for the primary sector.
                What role can a learner's mother tongue play, according to the 'Principle of Mother Tongue Influence'?
                The 'Principle of Multisensory Learning' indicates that children learn faster when:
                What does the 'Principle of Individual Differences' suggest about learners?
                The 'Principle of Fluency before Accuracy' suggests that teachers should initially prioritize what?
                According to the 'Principle of Correlation with Life and Environment', language teaching should connect to what?
                The 'Principle of Gradation and Sequencing' advises introducing language items in what order?
                What is the primary goal of the 'Principle of Habit Formation' in language teaching?
                The 'Principle of Learning by Doing (Activity-Based Learning)' emphasizes which of the following?
                According to the notes, what is an effective way to foster motivation and interest in language learning?
                Which principle of language teaching suggests that listening and speaking skills should be prioritized before reading and writing?