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Mission Indradhanush / Intensified Mission Indradhanush MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

Solve 5 Mission Indradhanush / Intensified Mission Indradhanush questions for RAS/RPSC preparation.

Practice questions

Q1Which option correctly distinguishes eVIN from U-WIN in the immunisation system?

A eVIN issues cash benefits, while U-WIN purchases vaccines

B eVIN records school attendance, while U-WIN maps roads

C eVIN and U-WIN both only measure district population

D eVIN tracks vaccine stocks and cold-chain temperature, while U-WIN records vaccination events and beneficiary records

Explanation

eVIN supports the supply side by tracking vaccine stock levels and cold-chain temperatures. U-WIN supports beneficiary and service records by registering people, maintaining vaccination events and records, and enabling related certificates. The two platforms therefore perform complementary, not identical, roles.

Q2Which group is the primary target of Mission Indradhanush?

A Unvaccinated or partially vaccinated children and pregnant women missed by routine immunisation

B Only adolescents seeking optional vaccines at private hospitals

C Only senior citizens living in urban areas

D Only health workers managing vaccine stores

Explanation

Mission Indradhanush closes gaps in routine immunisation by reaching unvaccinated and partially vaccinated children and pregnant women who missed scheduled sessions. It is therefore a catch-up public-health campaign, not a programme confined to one location or occupational group.

Q3Consider the following statements about Mission Indradhanush: 1. Its intensified version placed greater emphasis on urban low-coverage areas and inter-ministerial convergence. 2. It is a cash-transfer entitlement paid directly to every vaccinated family. Which option is correct?

A Both statements are correct

B Only statement 2 is correct

C Only statement 1 is correct

D Neither statement is correct

Explanation

Statement 1 is correct: Intensified Mission Indradhanush strengthened attention to urban low-coverage pockets, inter-ministerial convergence, monitoring and accountability. Statement 2 is incorrect because vaccines are supplied free through UIP and health-system budgets; families do not receive a universal cash transfer.

Q4Consider the following pairs related to Mission Indradhanush achievements up to 2023: 1. Phases held — 12; 2. Children vaccinated — 5.46 crore; 3. Pregnant women vaccinated — 1.32 crore; 4. District reach — 765. How many pairs are correctly matched?

A All four pairs

B Only three pairs

C Only two pairs

D Only one pair

Explanation

All four pairs are correct. By 2023, 12 phases of Mission Indradhanush and its intensified editions had been held, vaccinating 5.46 crore children and 1.32 crore pregnant women across 765 districts. These figures belong to one cumulative achievement set and should be recalled together.

Q5The present vaccine basket under the Universal Immunisation Programme protects against how many vaccine-preventable diseases?

A 7 diseases

B 12 diseases

C 15 diseases

D 21 diseases

Explanation

The current Universal Immunisation Programme basket protects against 12 vaccine-preventable diseases. The number 7 is historically linked to the seven colours behind the Mission Indradhanush name and its original disease focus, so it must not be confused with the expanded present basket.

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