Q101. Which of the following is a goal of the Blue Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution?
a) Promoting solar energy
b) Ensuring clean water resources
c) Increasing milk production
d) Improving agricultural productivity
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Correct Answer: b) Ensuring clean water resources
Explanation: A goal of the Blue Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution is to ensure clean water resources, focusing on the welfare of fishermen and promoting sustainable fishing practices in India.
Q102. What is the focus of the Second Green Revolution in India?
a) Promoting solar energy
b) Improving agricultural productivity with a focus on protein-rich pulses
c) Increasing milk production
d) Ensuring clean water resources
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Correct Answer: b) Improving agricultural productivity with a focus on protein-rich pulses
Explanation: The Second Green Revolution in India aims to improve agricultural productivity with a focus on protein-rich pulses. This is part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Tricolour Revolution, which includes the Green Revolution, White Revolution, Blue Revolution, and Saffron Revolution.
Q103. Which of the following is a primary goal of the Second Green Revolution in India?
a) Promoting solar energy
b) Ensuring food security through improved agricultural productivity
c) Increasing milk production
d) Ensuring clean water resources
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Correct Answer: b) Ensuring food security through improved agricultural productivity
Explanation: The primary goal of the Second Green Revolution in India is to ensure food security through improved agricultural productivity, particularly by promoting the growth of protein-rich pulses.
Q104. Which crop is a major focus of the Second Green Revolution in India?
a) Rice
b) Wheat
c) Pulses
d) Cotton
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Correct Answer: c) Pulses
Explanation: The Second Green Revolution in India focuses on pulses, which are an excellent source of protein. The aim is to improve agricultural productivity and ensure food security for the growing population of India.
Q105. What is the main difference between the First Green Revolution and the Second Green Revolution in India?
a) The First Green Revolution focused on cereals, while the Second Green Revolution focuses on pulses
b) The First Green Revolution focused on solar energy, while the Second Green Revolution focuses on agriculture
c) The First Green Revolution focused on milk production, while the Second Green Revolution focuses on fisheries
d) The First Green Revolution focused on clean water resources, while the Second Green Revolution focuses on agriculture
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Correct Answer: a) The First Green Revolution focused on cereals, while the Second Green Revolution focuses on pulses
Explanation: The main difference between the First Green Revolution and the Second Green Revolution in India is the focus on crops. The First Green Revolution focused on increasing the production of cereals, such as rice and wheat, while the Second Green Revolution focuses on improving the productivity of protein-rich pulses.
Q106. Which of the following is not a goal of the Second Green Revolution in India?
a) Promoting solar energy
b) Ensuring food security
c) Improving agricultural productivity
d) Increasing the production of protein-rich pulses
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Correct Answer: a) Promoting solar energy
Explanation: The Second Green Revolution in India focuses on ensuring food security, improving agricultural productivity, and increasing the production of protein-rich pulses. Promoting solar energy is not a goal of the Second Green Revolution; it is a goal of the Saffron Revolution, which is another component of the Tricolour Revolution.
Q107. What is the main objective of the White Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution?
a) To promote solar energy
b) To improve agricultural productivity
c) To increase milk production and improve cattle welfare
d) To ensure clean water resources
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Correct Answer: c) To increase milk production and improve cattle welfare
Explanation: The main objective of the White Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution is to increase milk production and improve cattle welfare. This component focuses on animal husbandry and promoting the growth of the dairy industry in India.
Q108. Which of the following is a primary focus of the White Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution?
a) Promoting solar energy
b) Ensuring clean water resources
c) Improving agricultural productivity
d) Cattle welfare and milk production
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Correct Answer: d) Cattle welfare and milk production
Explanation: The primary focus of the White Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution is cattle welfare and milk production. It aims to improve animal husbandry practices and increase milk production in India, contributing to the growth of the dairy industry.
Q109. What was the main aim of the White Revolution in India?
a) To promote solar energy
b) To improve agricultural productivity
c) To increase milk production
d) To ensure clean water resources
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Correct Answer: c) To increase milk production
Explanation: The main aim of the White Revolution in India was to increase milk production, making the country one of the largest producers of milk in the world. This was achieved through the promotion of animal husbandry and the growth of the dairy industry.
Q110. Which of the following is not a goal of the White Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution?
a) Cattle welfare
b) Milk production
c) Solar energy
d) Animal husbandry
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Correct Answer: c) Solar energy
Explanation: The White Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution focuses on cattle welfare, milk production, and animal husbandry. Solar energy is not a goal of the White Revolution; it is a goal of the Saffron Revolution, which is another component of the Tricolour Revolution.