Q5421. Where is the State Remote Sensing Application Centre (SRSAC), a key institution under the Rajasthan Department of Science and Technology, located?
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Q5422. Which of the following initiatives is undertaken by the Rajasthan Department of Science and Technology to promote scientific temper among students and the general public?
Explanation
The Rajasthan Department of Science and Technology promotes scientific temper by setting up Science Parks and Regional Science Centres.
Q5423. Consider the following initiatives under the Rajasthan Department of Science and Technology:
I. Patent Information Centre (PIC)
II. State Remote Sensing Application Centre (SRSAC)
III. Science Parks
IV. e-Mitra Kiosks
Which of the above correctly identifies programs or institutions directly under DST Rajasthan?
I. Patent Information Centre (PIC)
II. State Remote Sensing Application Centre (SRSAC)
III. Science Parks
IV. e-Mitra Kiosks
Which of the above correctly identifies programs or institutions directly under DST Rajasthan?
Explanation
The Patent Information Centre, the State Remote Sensing Application Centre and the Science Parks are under DST Rajasthan. e-Mitra kiosks belong to the IT department, so IV is wrong.
Q5424. What is the main function of the Patent Information Centre (PIC) established by the Rajasthan Department of Science and Technology?
Explanation
The Patent Information Centre helps people file patents and creates awareness of intellectual property rights in the State.
Q5425. Which of the following correctly describes the utility of the State Remote Sensing Application Centre (SRSAC) for state planning in Rajasthan?
Explanation
SRSAC provides GIS mapping and satellite data that help the State with development and urban planning.
Q5426. Identify the odd one out among the popular Science Parks/Centres developed under the state Department of Science and Technology framework.
Explanation
Science Parks at Jaipur and Jhalawar and the Sub-Regional Science Centre at Jodhpur are in Rajasthan. The Regional Science Centre at Dharwad is in Karnataka, so it is the odd one out.
Q5427. Match the key concepts in List I with their respective parent policy or mission in List II.
| Key Concept | Policy/Mission |
|---|---|
| A. Scientific Temper | i. STIP 2020 |
| B. Open Science Framework | ii. Atal Innovation Mission |
| C. Atal Tinkering Labs | iii. Atmanirbhar Bharat |
| D. Positive Indigenization Lists | iv. SPR 1958 |
Explanation
Scientific temper is a principle of the Scientific Policy Resolution 1958, the Open Science Framework is part of STIP 2020, Atal Tinkering Labs belong to the Atal Innovation Mission and Positive Indigenization Lists belong to Atmanirbhar Bharat. This gives A-iv, B-i, C-ii, D-iii.
Q5428. Which fundamental principle differentiates the Science, Technology and Innovation Policy (STIP) 2020 from the Science and Technology Policy (STP) 2013?
Explanation
STIP 2020 differs from the 2013 policy because it adopts a decentralised, bottom-up approach with wide consultation.
Q5429. Under which mission would a researcher primarily seek institutional incubation support alongside technical mentorship for a science-based deep-tech startup?
Explanation
A researcher seeking incubation support and technical mentorship for a deep-tech startup would primarily look to the Atal Innovation Mission. Through its network of Atal Incubation Centres, the mission provides startups with the necessary infrastructure and expert guidance to develop their innovations. These centers are specifically designed to nurture early-stage companies and help them navigate the complexities of bringing science-based products to market.
Q5430. Which exception exists in the "Make in India" Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy framework regarding the defence sector?
Explanation
The Make in India policy for the defense sector allows for seventy-four percent Foreign Direct Investment through the automatic route. For investments beyond this limit, companies must seek specific government approval. This policy is designed to attract global defense manufacturers to set up production facilities in India while maintaining strategic oversight. It aims to boost domestic production and facilitate the transfer of advanced military technologies.Answer key for these questions
| Q | Correct answer |
|---|---|
| 5421 | (a) Jodhpur |
| 5422 | (d) Setting up Science Parks and Regional Science Centres |
| 5423 | (a) I, II, and III only |
| 5424 | (c) To facilitate patent filing and IPR awareness in the state |
| 5425 | (a) Providing GIS mapping for development and urban planning |
| 5426 | (b) Regional Science Centre, Dharwad |
| 5427 | (a) A-iv, B-i, C-ii, D-iii |
| 5428 | (c) STIP 2020 adopts a decentralized, bottom- up policy approach |
| 5429 | (d) Atal Innovation Mission (via AICs) |
| 5430 | (c) Automatic FDI up to 74% and 100% with government approval |
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