According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), June 2026 was the fifth-driest June in how many years? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), June 2026 was the fifth-driest June in how many years?

A. 75 years

B. 50 years

C. 100 years

D. 125 years

Answer: Option D

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June 2026 was the fifth-driest June in the period from 1900 to 2026 — that is 125 years.[reference:29]

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The total size of the Union Budget 2026–27 presented by the Finance Minister was:

A. ₹52.6 lakh crore

B. ₹50.1 lakh crore

C. ₹48.2 lakh crore

D. ₹55.3 lakh crore

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
The total size of the Union Budget 2026–27 presented by the Finance Minister was ₹48.2 lakh crore.[reference:76]

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Which state government approved the Building and Management of Aviation Assets and Network (B-MAAN) scheme in 2025?

A. Karnataka

B. Tamil Nadu

C. Gujarat

D. Maharashtra

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
The Maharashtra state government approved the Building and Management of Aviation Assets and Network (B-MAAN) scheme.

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Delhi-NCR exceeded the National Ambient Air Quality Standard for eight-hour ozone exposure every day during a study period of how many days?

A. 31 days

B. 71 days

C. 51 days

D. 91 days

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Correct Answer: Option B

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Delhi-NCR exceeded the National Ambient Air Quality Standard for eight-hour ozone exposure every day during the 71-day study period.[reference:62]

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