For the following questions answer them individually
Which of the following multinational banks is planning to buy MBNA a leading provider of credit cards in a cash and stocks deal worth US $ 35 billion ?
The Union Cabinet has approved the planning Commission’s Mid Term of the 10th Plan. In order to achieve growth target envisaged by the MTA. The economy must grow annually by the rate of
The right to Information Bill was recently passed by the Parliament. As per the provision of the same which of the following groups of people will be provided required information without any fees whereas others will have to pay some fees ?
Indian Prime Minister was recently on a three day visit to USA. Which of the following is true about the same ?
I. Both the countries agreed to promote use of nuclear energy for civilian purposes.
II. Prime Minister addressed a joint session of the US Congress.
III. USA agreed to support India in its move to get a permanent seat in UN Security Council.
The Government of India recently constituted the National Commission of farmers. Which of the following is not one of the terms of reference given to the commission
I. Farming is given the status of the industry and the activity of the commercial production of the same now needs a registration with the Registrar of Companies/Firms.
II. Measures are suggested to enhance the quality and cost competitiveness of agricultural commodities. Producers are now allowed to decide the cost of their products independently.
III. NABARD is now permitted to provide credit to the farmers directly like any other commercial banks.
The Government of India recently decided to make amendments in certain Acts. Amendments in which of the following Acts will have direct and greater impact on banking sector ?
I. Reserve Bank of India Act
II. Companies Act
III. Foreign Exchange Monitoring Act
The issue of generation of nuclear power by private sector was in news recently. Which of the following statements represents Government’s view in this regard ? (as reported it in the press)
I. Government is not in favour of allowing private-sector to set up nuclear reactor plants as it wishes to keep the same with it only.
II. Government is of the view that private companies can be allowed to set up nuclear power plants like any other.
III. Government cannot open this sector for private parties as the issue of the use of nuclear power comes under the preview of International agencies and no country can take decision on it single-handedly.
