PM MITRA (Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel) Parks MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

The Ministry of Textiles is the nodal ministry for PM MITRA Parks. The scheme builds integrated textile infrastructure covering activities from spinning and weaving to processing, printing and garment manufacturing, so the textile ministry—not a general industry or urban ministry—administers it.

Development Capital Support equals 30% of project cost, subject to a maximum of ₹500 crore for a greenfield park and ₹200 crore for a brownfield park. Competitive Incentive Support is separately available up to ₹300 crore per park. Therefore the mapping is a-3, b-1 and c-2.

The specified land-use shares add to 80%: 50% for pure manufacturing, 20% for utilities and 10% for commercial development. Subtracting this total from the full park area gives 100% − 80% = 20%. Thus about one-fifth of the area remains for balance or other uses.

Statement 1 is correct: proposals required a contiguous, encumbrance-free parcel of at least 1,000 acres. Statement 2 is incorrect because the official ownership pattern is the reverse of what it states. In each greenfield park's special purpose vehicle, the state government holds 51% and the Government of India holds 49%.

Dhar is the finalised PM MITRA Park site in Madhya Pradesh. The other correct associations relevant to the distractors are Warangal–Telangana, Navsari–Gujarat and Lucknow–Uttar Pradesh. Rajasthan expressed interest initially but does not appear among the seven finalised park states.