PIB Railway - GST 2.0 Performance & Impact (30 Questions)

Question 1 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Appointment letters under the labour reforms specify job details, wages and:

Stock options only Import duties Social security Tax audits

Question 2 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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The PM GatiShakti Public and Unified Geospatial Interface provides approximately how many curated datasets?

300 180 150 230

Question 3 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The National Occupational Safety & Health Advisory Board replaces how many earlier boards?

7 6 4 5

Question 4 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Digital governance reforms contribute directly to:

Ease of Living All of the above Ease of Doing Business Better governance

Question 5 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

TReDS stands for:

Trade Registration Digital System Trade Revenue Distribution System Trade Receivables Discounting System Transport Receivables Digital Scheme

Question 6 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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The uniform definition of wages under the Labour Codes includes:

Only basic pay Basic pay, dearness allowance and retaining allowance Basic pay and bonuses only All allowances including HRA

Question 7 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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Under the Code on Social Security, establishments with fewer than 10 employees may voluntarily opt in with:

No consent required Mutual consent of employers and employees Court approval Government compulsion

Question 8 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

API Setu is a unified platform that enables users to:

Discover and integrate APIs Register companies File GST returns Book railway tickets

Question 9 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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The e-Way Bill system replaced multiple state-level permits with:

A paper invoice A new import licence A manual declaration form A single electronic document

Question 10 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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Which of the following is a structural feature of GST 2.0?

Two-tier rate structure No digital systems Multiple overlapping taxes State-wise tax rates only

Question 11 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

PARIVESH 3.0 integrates clearances relating to:

Customs Income Tax Banking Forests and Environment

Question 12 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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The international expansion of UPI mainly strengthens India's position in:

Oil production Shipping Defence manufacturing Global fintech

Question 13 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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The overall objective of India's digital governance initiatives is to build a system that is:

Offline and document-intensive Transparent, efficient and citizen-centric Paper-based Manual and decentralised

Question 14 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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One important objective of GST 2.0 is to reduce:

Compliance burden Tax disputes All of the above Transaction costs

Question 15 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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The Occupational Safety Code balances worker rights with creating a:

Cash-based system Import substitution policy Business-friendly regulatory environment Higher tax environment

Question 16 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The National Logistics Portal (Marine) mainly serves:

Farmers only Exporters, importers and logistics service providers Banking institutions Government employees only

Question 17 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Which of the following is a direct benefit of GST 2.0 for exporters?

90% upfront provisional refunds Higher interest burden Delayed refund processing Manual-only claims

Question 18 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Appointment letters under the labour reforms specify job details, wages and:

Social security Stock options only Import duties Tax audits

Question 19 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The tax on luxury and sin goods under GST 2.0 is retained at:

18% 35% 40% 28%

Question 20 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Under the Occupational Safety Code, a uniform threshold of how many employees is set for electronic registration?

10 50 20 5

Question 21 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Repeat offences within how many years cannot be compounded under the Code on Wages?

Three years Ten years Seven years Five years

Question 22 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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The reduction in GST rates across key industries is meant to improve:

Domestic manufacturing Affordability Price competitiveness All of the above

Question 23 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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The reduction in GST rates across key industries is meant to improve:

Domestic manufacturing Affordability All of the above Price competitiveness

Question 24 of 30 Marks: 1.0

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Rationalised GST rates mainly benefit:

Manufacturers MSMEs All of the above Entrepreneurs

Question 25 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

GeM recorded an order volume of more than:

60 lakh 80 lakh 40 lakh 20 lakh

Question 26 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Bio-pesticides and several micronutrients were reduced from 12% GST to:

5% 10% 0% 8%

Question 27 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Which feature of NSWS helps investors identify applicable approvals before starting a project?

Know Your Approvals (KYA) Export Dashboard Digital Locker Compliance Calculator

Question 28 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Which initiative particularly supports investors by reducing approval timelines?

BharatNet PMJDY PM-KISAN NSWS

Question 29 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Unions with how much membership get recognition as the Negotiating Union?

51% 20% 75% 40%

Question 30 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Which of the following materials had GST reduced from 12% to 5% for lower flooring and finishing costs?

Coal dust Marble/travertine blocks and granite blocks Iron ore pellets Crude oil

PIB Railway - GST 2.0 Performance & Impact (30 Questions)

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