PIB Railway - GST 2.0 Agriculture Sector (30 Questions)

Question 1 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

GST 2.0 introduced a simplified tax structure consisting mainly of:

Four slabs Two slabs Five slabs Three slabs

Question 2 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

GeM primarily connects government buyers with:

Foreign governments Sellers and service providers Stock exchanges Banks only

Question 3 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Udyam Registration Portal is primarily meant for:

Banks Export houses only Large industries MSMEs

Question 4 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The National Database for Unorganised Workers is intended to help workers get jobs and:

Process GST returns Map skills and provide social security benefits Increase customs clearance Obtain export licenses

Question 5 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Code on Wages establishes a statutory right to minimum wages for:

Only government employees All employees across all sectors Only factory workers Only organised sector workers

Question 6 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

PM GatiShakti uses more than how many data layers?

1,200 1,000 1,500 1,700

Question 7 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The National Single Window System (NSWS) mainly supports:

Passport services Railway reservations Agricultural subsidies Business approvals and clearances

Question 8 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The GST reduction on man-made fibres (MMF) helps improve the cash flow of:

Only banks Only exporters abroad Small and medium units Only government units

Question 9 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

As of 31 January 2026, the total number of e-way bills generated was:

723.84 crore 823.84 crore 673.84 crore 623.84 crore

Question 10 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Digital governance reduces dependence on:

Technology Manual processing Internet connectivity Electronic records

Question 11 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Which of the following was reduced from 28% to 18% under GST 2.0?

Carpets Cement Bio-pesticides Tractors

Question 12 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Offences involving imprisonment or fine or both are compoundable by paying:

50% of maximum fine 75% of maximum fine 25% of maximum fine 100% of maximum fine

Question 13 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

As per the PIB document, how many States have notified State Logistics Policies?

27 29 24 25

Question 14 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The National Database for Unorganised Workers is intended to help workers get jobs and:

Map skills and provide social security benefits Process GST returns Increase customs clearance Obtain export licenses

Question 15 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Women can work in all types of establishments during night hours with:

No conditions Only on Sundays Prior court permission Consent and safety measures

Question 16 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Fixed Term Employment under the Industrial Relations Code allows direct time-bound contracts with full parity in:

Taxes and cess Wages and benefits Leave and travel only Promotion and transfer only

Question 17 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

NSWS is an initiative of:

Ministry of Rural Development Ministry of Home Affairs DPIIT NITI Aayog

Question 18 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Code on Wages establishes a statutory right to minimum wages for:

All employees across organised and unorganised sectors Only central government employees Only organised sector workers Only factory workers

Question 19 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The National Single Window System (NSWS) is primarily designed to:

Process passport applications Streamline business approvals through a single digital gateway Collect GST Register political parties

Question 20 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Code on Wages requires overtime wages to be paid at least twice the:

Normal rate House rent allowance Bonus amount Basic salary

Question 21 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The live container heatmap in LDB 2.0 is mainly used to identify:

Traffic bottlenecks Tourist locations Railway stations Logistics bottlenecks

Question 22 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Which of the following technologies has strengthened GST compliance?

All of the above E-Invoicing AI-driven risk detection Digital processing

Question 23 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The GST reforms are designed not only to reduce tax rates but also to create a cycle of:

Loss Delay Inflation Growth

Question 24 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The full form of PARIVESH is:

Pro-Active and Responsive Facilitation by Interactive, Virtuous and Environmental Single Window Hub Public Administration for Rural Interactive Village Environmental Services Hub Progressive Administration for Integrated Environmental Security Hub None of the above

Question 25 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Under the Code on Social Security, the welfare of unorganised workers is supported through a:

Social Security Fund Customs fund Export Fund Skill Fund

Question 26 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Digital services increase accessibility by allowing users to:

Visit multiple offices Access services remotely Submit only paper forms Depend on intermediaries

Question 27 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Digital reforms mainly reduce:

Investment Exports Innovation Compliance burden

Question 28 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Code on Social Security, 2020 extends coverage to:

Only permanent employees Only government employees Unorganised, gig and platform workers Only factory workers

Question 29 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

GST on unmanned aircraft (drones) was rationalised to a uniform:

5% 12% 18% 40%

Question 30 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Code on Social Security, 2020 extends coverage to:

Only factory workers Unorganised, gig and platform workers Only government employees Only permanent employees

PIB Railway - GST 2.0 Agriculture Sector (30 Questions)

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