Rajasthan Development Planning MCQ — 31 Practice Questions with Answers

Explanation

The Assertion is true: Rajasthan constituted a task force on 5 February 2024 to make the state an expressway capital of India. The Reason is false because the Economic Review mentions plans for nine greenfield expressways, not five brownfield expressways. Therefore, responses treating both statements as true misread the expressway count and type, while rejecting the Assertion ignores the stated task-force date and objective.

Explanation

The Budget 2024-25 announcement was about Rs. 20,370 crore for six surface-water-based mega drinking water projects meant to supply 5,846 additional villages. The 183 urban local bodies figure belongs to AMRUT 2.0 water-supply works, the Rs. 39,362.64 crore figure belongs to the wider set of 120 major drinking-water projects, and Rs. 93,427 crore relates to Jal Jeevan Mission sanctions.

Explanation

The correct matching is: budget provision with Rs. 4,000 crore, physical target with 13,796 km, and completion up to December 2024 with 5,606 km. Assigning Rs. 4,000 crore to the target or 13,796 km to completed work swaps distinct scheme metrics; treating 5,606 km as the budget provision is also a category error.

Explanation

The correct pairing is total road length with 3,17,121 km and road density with 92.66 km per 100 sq km. Pairing road density with 86.92 confuses it with a banking ratio from another indicator. Pairing total road length with 3,71,121 km transposes the digits and is not the Economic Review figure.

Explanation

The cited budget fact specifically names the target as a USD 350 billion economy. The USD 300 billion, USD 400 billion and USD 500 billion figures are close numeric distractors, but they are not the resolution stated in the Modified Budget 2024-25 fact.