Where is RuPay widely accepted in India?

Which of the following is a key objective of RuPay's launch?

What does RuPay stand for?

Which of the following systems are covered by the Ayush Information Hub (AIH)?

1. Ayurveda
2. Yoga
3. Allopathy
4. Naturopathy
5. Unani

Identify the false statement concerning the scope of information covered by the Ayush Information Hub (AIH).

1. The AIH exclusively covers Ayurvedic practices and excludes other traditional systems.
2. The hub includes information on systems like Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, Sowa-Rigpa, and Homeopathy.
3. It encompasses a comprehensive range of traditional Indian systems of medicine and wellness.
4. The scope is limited to medicinal practices and does not include wellness aspects.

Regarding access to the Ayush Information Hub (AIH), which statements are correct?

1. A significant portion of the information on the AIH is publicly accessible without requiring a login.
2. Internal users from the Ministry of Ayush have a separate, secure login for accessing internal data.
3. All users must create an account and log in to view any content on the AIH.
4. Public access is limited to basic information, while advanced research data requires official clearance.

What is the primary purpose of the Ayush Information Hub (AIH)?

1. To provide a single, reliable source for accurate and verified information about Ayush.
2. To make authentic information easily accessible to the general public, researchers, students, and practitioners.
3. To restrict access to Ayush information to only registered medical professionals.
4. To serve as a platform for booking Ayush-related appointments.

Which of the following statements accurately describes the Ayush Information Hub (AIH)?

1. The AIH is a centralized platform for Ayush-related information.
2. It serves as a single source for data from the Ministry of Ayush and its organizations.
3. The AIH primarily focuses on modern allopathic medicine.
4. Access to all information on the AIH requires a login.

What kind of data do internal users, such as officials from the Ministry of Ayush, have access to on the AIH?

How can the general public access information on the AIH?

Who is the intended audience for the Ayush Information Hub (AIH)?

What is the primary purpose of the Ayush Information Hub (AIH)?

Under NAAC accreditation in India, which sector has recently been brought under Green Audit requirements?

Which type of audit specifically assesses the environmental impact of activities on flora and fauna?

A Water Audit primarily encourages which of the following practices?

Which type of Green Audit analyzes consumption patterns of electricity, heat, and fuel, and promotes renewable energy sources?

Which of the following is the correct process sequence of conducting a Green Audit?

Which of the following industries are included among the 17 highly polluting industries required to undergo Green Audit?

Green Audit became mandatory in India in:

In India, Green Audit was legally introduced under:

The primary purpose of Green Audit is:

Green Audit is best defined as:

A Baseline or Site Audit is conducted in order to:

Which of the following is an example of a Functional Audit?

An Environmental Due Diligence Audit is most relevant during:

Which audit focuses on the efficiency of a company’s internal environmental management system, training, and policies?

Which type of audit checks whether a company complies with emission standards, wastewater limits, and hazardous waste rules?

What is the prescribed format for industries to submit Environmental Audit Reports in India?

Which year did the Government of India make Environmental Auditing mandatory for certain industries?

In India, Environmental Audit was brought under law through:

The concept of Environmental Audit at the global level was influenced by:

Environmental Audit is best defined as:

Evaluate the statements about the Periyar River and its surrounding regions. Identify the correct ones.

1. The Periyar River flows through the districts of Idukki and Ernakulam.
2. The Periyar River is known as the most water-bearing river in Kerala.
3. The Periyar River has the most dams among all rivers in Kerala.
4. The Periyar River originates in the Western Ghats of Kerala.

Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding the Periyar River's historical and economic importance?

1. The Periyar River is referred to as 'Choorni' in Kautilya's Arthashastra.
2. Shankaracharya mentioned the Periyar River as 'Poorna'.
3. Approximately 25% of Kerala's industry is concentrated along the banks of the Periyar.
4. Pattanam, Kerala's first multi-disciplinary excavation site, is located on the banks of the Bharatpuzha River.

Analyze the final course and geographical significance of the Periyar River. Select the correct statements.

1. The Periyar River finally flows into the Vembanad Lake.
2. At Aluva, the Periyar River divides into two distributaries: Marthandampuzha and Mangalampuzha.
3. The Marthandavarma bridge is built across the Periyar River.
4. The Periyar River does not have any significant distributaries and flows directly into the Arabian Sea.

Sakichi Toyoda’s Toyoda Precepts emphasized values such as:

Regarding the hydroelectric power generation on the Periyar River, which statements are correct?

1. The Periyar River hosts the Idukki Hydroelectric Project, Kerala's largest hydroelectric project.
2. Major hydropower projects such as Pallivasal, Chenkulam, Panniyar, Neriamangalam, and Lower Periyar are installed on the Periyar River.
3. The Periyar River has the most number of hydroelectric projects in Kerala.
4. The Mullaperiyar Dam, a significant structure, is located on a tributary of the Periyar.

What are the key features of the Periyar River concerning its tributaries and river systems?

1. Mullayar is the first tributary to join the Periyar River.
2. The Thottiyar is a tributary of the Periyar River.
3. The Muthirapuzha, Nallathanni, and Kundala rivers are tributaries of the Periyar.
4. The Periyar River has the fewest tributaries among Kerala's major rivers.

Who is often called the “Father of the Toyota Production System”?

Identify the false statement regarding the Periyar River's characteristics and historical references.

1. The Periyar River is recognized as the river with the most tributaries in Kerala.
2. According to a 2019 report by the Centre for Water Resources Development and Management, the Periyar is the most polluted river in Kerala.
3. The Kallayi River, flowing through Kozhikode city, is identified as the most polluted river in Kerala in the latest report by the Central Pollution Control Board.
4. The river is known by names such as Aluvapuzha and Kaladipuzha.

The Kanban system in Lean Management is primarily used for:

Which of the following statements accurately describe the Periyar River?

1. The Periyar River originates in the Sivagiri Hills of Tamil Nadu and has a length of 244 km.
2. It is the longest river in Kerala and is known as the lifeline of Kerala due to its significant water-bearing capacity.
3. The Periyar River flows through the districts of Palakkad and Thrissur.
4. It is mentioned as 'Choorni' in Kautilya's Arthashastra and as 'Poorna' by Shankaracharya.

Connect the ancient appellations with their respective Kerala rivers.

Dakshina Bhagirathi	Pamba
Choorni	Chaliyar
Nila	Periyar
Beypore River	Bharatapuzha

Match the given names to their corresponding rivers in Kerala.

Kadalundipuzha	Pamba
Yellow River	Mayyazhipuzha
Baris	Kuttiyadipuzha
English Channel of Kerala	Karimpuzha

Identify the rivers associated with their alternative or ancient names.

Peraar	Kannadipuzha
Thalayar	Bharatapuzha
Beypore River	Chaliyar
Chitturpuzha	Pambar

Match the ancient or known names of Kerala rivers with their current names.

Life line of Kerala	Periyar
Nila	Chandragiripuzha
Choorni	Periyar
Payaswini	Bharatapuzha

Which core Lean tool ensures producing only what is needed, when it’s needed, and in the amount needed?

The principle of Jidoka in Lean is best described as:

Who is regarded as the inventor of the automatic loom that contributed to the concept of Jidoka?

Which Japanese term in Lean Management refers to “waste” that needs to be eliminated?