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Integrated Programme for the Textile Sector MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Consider the following measures announced alongside the Integrated Programme for the Textile Sector: 1. Mega Textile Parks through a challenge route 2. Extension of the export obligation period from 6 months to 12 months for specified products made from duty-free imported inputs 3. Linking the Government e-Marketplace with the Trade Receivables Discounting System 4. Mahatma Gandhi Gram Swaraj Initiative for khadi, handloom and handicrafts How many of the above were part of the related Union Budget 2026-27 textile measures?
All four were announced in the Union Budget 2026-27 textile package. It proposed Mega Textile Parks in challenge mode, doubled the specified export-obligation period from 6 to 12 months, linked the Government e-Marketplace with the Trade Receivables Discounting System for financing, and introduced the Mahatma Gandhi Gram Swaraj Initiative for khadi, handloom and handicrafts.
Q2Which one of the following correctly describes the Integrated Programme for the Textile Sector announced in Union Budget 2026-27?
The programme is a Central Sector umbrella budget initiative of the Ministry of Textiles. It brings the full textile value chain—from fibre availability and cluster modernisation to artisan support, sustainable manufacturing and skilling—within one integrated framework; it is not a household cash-transfer scheme.
Q3Which sub-component of the Integrated Programme for the Textile Sector is designed to modernise the textile skill ecosystem through deeper industry-academia collaboration?
Samarth 2.0 is the programme's dedicated skilling component. It upgrades the textile skill ecosystem through deeper collaboration between industry and academic institutions so that industry-ready skilled manpower is available across the value chain. The other components address fibres, sustainability or the handmade sector.
Q4Which one of the following pairs is incorrectly matched?
Pair D is incorrect. Samarth 2.0 is the skilling component and works through deeper industry-academia collaboration to provide industry-ready manpower. Mandatory receivables settlement for public-sector purchases from small enterprises belongs to the separate Trade Receivables Discounting System-related liquidity measures, not to Samarth 2.0.
Q5Consider the following statements about components of the Integrated Programme for the Textile Sector: 1. The National Fibre Scheme supports natural, man-made and new-age fibres to reduce import dependence. 2. The Tex-Eco Initiative promotes environmentally sustainable textile and apparel manufacturing aligned with international standards. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Both statements are correct. The National Fibre Scheme covers natural fibres such as silk, wool and jute, along with man-made and new-age fibres, to strengthen domestic availability and reduce imports. Tex-Eco separately advances environmentally sustainable manufacturing and alignment with international sustainability standards.
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