PIB Railway - Digital Trade & Logistics (30 Questions)

Question 1 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

PM GatiShakti supports planning based on:

Isolated departmental data Integrated GIS data Census reports only Manual surveys only

Question 2 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

A major objective of online compliance systems is to:

Delay approvals Increase paperwork Simplify regulatory procedures Increase complexity

Question 3 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Which platform mainly reduces the burden of repeated KYC submissions?

cKYC Registry GeM EntityLocker API Setu

Question 4 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

According to the PIB document, digital initiatives such as GeM, UPI, cKYC, EntityLocker, and API Setu collectively promote:

Digital governance Transparency All of the above Ease of Doing Business

Question 5 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Fixed-term employees become eligible for gratuity after:

Three years Six months One year of continuous service Five years

Question 6 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Bio-pesticides and several micronutrients saw GST reduced from:

28% to 18% 5% to 0% 18% to 12% 12% to 5%

Question 7 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Which sector particularly benefits from simplified digital compliance?

Startups All of the above MSMEs New entrepreneurs

Question 8 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Collectively, platforms such as ICEGATE, eCoO 2.0, TReDS, Trade Connect, and the National Logistics Portal (Marine) aim to:

All of the above Reduce transaction costs Simplify digital trade and logistics Enhance Ease of Doing Business

Question 9 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

GST Network (GSTN) provides a synchronised interface for more than:

A crore taxpayers 10 crore taxpayers 50 lakh taxpayers A lakh taxpayers

Question 10 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Re-skilling Fund for retrenched employees is equal to wages for:

15 days 7 days 30 days 10 days

Question 11 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

NSWS integrates approval processes across how many Central Departments?

32 25 30 40

Question 12 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Digital Blueprint chapter concludes that technology is a driver of:

Economic competitiveness All of the above Investor confidence Administrative efficiency

Question 13 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

By January 2026, GSTN had processed payments of over:

₹102.91 lakh crore ₹92.91 lakh crore ₹52.91 lakh crore ₹72.91 lakh crore

Question 14 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

NSWS provides access to more than how many Central approvals?

698 850 450 520

Question 15 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

BRAP was designed mainly to:

Promote exports only Increase tax collection Improve defence manufacturing Compare regulatory requirements across States

Question 16 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

A common feature of NSWS, MCA21, and Udyam is that they are:

Banking applications Defence portals Manual systems Integrated digital governance platforms

Question 17 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Which of the following is a key benefit of GST 2.0 for small and low-risk businesses?

Higher cesses More paper filings Difficult registration Easy registration

Question 18 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Women can work at night in establishments under the Occupational Safety Code with:

No conditions or restrictions Consent and safety measures Only during emergency situations Government approval only

Question 19 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The GST Network (GSTN) provides a synchronised interface for approximately:

1 crore taxpayers 5 crore taxpayers 2 crore taxpayers 10 lakh taxpayers

Question 20 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Inspector-cum-Facilitator system uses randomized, web-based and algorithm-driven:

Tax audits Recruitment tests Inspections Court hearings

Question 21 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Occupational Safety Code introduces a framework of:

Two licences and two returns No return system Three registrations only One licence, one registration, one return

Question 22 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

GST 2.0 is meant to improve the overall tax environment by making it more:

Paper-heavy Cumbersome Predictable Arbitrary

Question 23 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Next-Generation GST (GST 2.0) reforms became effective from:

15 August 2025 1 January 2026 22 September 2025 1 July 2025

Question 24 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Code on Social Security extends coverage to which workers?

Only central government staff Only factory workers Only permanent workers Unorganised, gig and platform workers

Question 25 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

PARIVESH 3.0 aims to make environmental clearance procedures more:

Transparent and time-bound Manual Paper-based Decentralised without monitoring

Question 26 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

Women can work at night in establishments under the Occupational Safety Code with:

Only during emergency situations Government approval only Consent and safety measures No conditions or restrictions

Question 27 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

GST 2.0 supports domestic manufacturing primarily by:

Rationalising tax structures Raising import duties Increasing tax rates Removing exports

Question 28 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The National Logistics Portal (Marine) enables real-time tracking of:

All of the above Container Freight Station (CFS) gates Vessel terminals Terminal gate transactions

Question 29 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The e-Way Bill system is important because it helps in:

All of the above Improving tax compliance Reducing transport time Replacing multiple state permits

Question 30 of 30 Marks: 1.0

Negative: 0.25

The Re-skilling Fund for retrenched workers is equivalent to:

10 days' wages 30 days' wages 7 days' wages 15 days' wages

PIB Railway - Digital Trade & Logistics (30 Questions)

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