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Apr 2026 – Week 4 Current Affairs MCQ (22–30 Apr)

Apr 2026 – Week 4 Current Affairs MCQ (22-30 Apr)

Fresh 15-question weekly practice set with 5 easy, 5 medium and 5 difficult questions for PSC exam revision.

Practice 2026 Weekly Current Affairs MCQ

Q1. Maharashtra approved its Compressed Biogas Policy 2026 on which date?

Easy
  1. 22 April 2026
  2. 5 May 2026
  3. 1 April 2026
  4. 15 April 2026
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Answer: A. 22 April 2026
The old April Week 4 quiz noted 22 April 2026 as the approval date for the Maharashtra CBG Policy.

Q2. The outlay for Maharashtra CBG Policy 2026-27 was:

Easy
  1. Rs 500 crore
  2. Rs 1,000 crore
  3. Rs 200 crore
  4. Rs 750 crore
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Answer: A. Rs 500 crore
The stated outlay for 2026-27 was Rs 500 crore.

Q3. India’s digital payments volume in January 2026 was reported as:

Easy
  1. 21.70 billion transactions
  2. 18 billion transactions
  3. 25 billion transactions
  4. 15 billion transactions
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Answer: A. 21.70 billion transactions
January 2026 digital payments volume was reported at 21.70 billion transactions.

Q4. The value of India’s digital payments in January 2026 was:

Easy
  1. Rs 28.33 lakh crore
  2. Rs 20 lakh crore
  3. Rs 30 lakh crore
  4. Rs 25 lakh crore
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Answer: A. Rs 28.33 lakh crore
The reported value was Rs 28.33 lakh crore.

Q5. INS Aridhaman is best described as a:

Easy
  1. Nuclear submarine
  2. Aircraft carrier
  3. Destroyer
  4. Frigate
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Answer: A. Nuclear submarine
INS Aridhaman is associated with India’s nuclear submarine capability.

Q6. UPI’s share of retail digital transactions was reported as:

Medium
  1. 81%
  2. 49%
  3. 70%
  4. 60%
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Answer: A. 81%
UPI was reported to account for 81% of retail digital transactions.

Q7. India’s share of global real-time payments was reported as:

Medium
  1. 49%
  2. 30%
  3. 81%
  4. 25%
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Answer: A. 49%
India was reported to hold 49% of global real-time payments.

Q8. The River Basin Management Scheme 2026-31 had funding of:

Medium
  1. Rs 2,183 crore
  2. Rs 5,000 crore
  3. Rs 1,000 crore
  4. Rs 3,000 crore
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Answer: A. Rs 2,183 crore
The scheme funding was stated as Rs 2,183 crore for 2026-31.

Q9. The Delhi-Dehradun Economic Corridor wildlife underpasses were reported to cover what length?

Medium
  1. 97 km
  2. 20 km
  3. 50 km
  4. 120 km
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Answer: A. 97 km
The old quiz recorded 97 km of wildlife underpasses connected with the corridor.

Q10. Jan Vishwas 2.0 Bill aims mainly to:

Medium
  1. Decriminalise minor business offences
  2. Increase all criminal penalties
  3. Nationalise private firms
  4. Privatise all public services
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Answer: A. Decriminalise minor business offences
The Bill focuses on easing compliance by decriminalising minor offences.

Q11. Consider digital payments: 1. January 2026 volume was 21.70 billion. 2. Reported value was Rs 28.33 lakh crore. 3. UPI share of retail digital transactions was 81%. Which is correct?

Difficult
  1. 1 only
  2. 1 and 2 only
  3. 2 and 3 only
  4. 1, 2 and 3
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Answer: D. 1, 2 and 3
All three data points were part of the April Week 4 digital payments topic.

Q12. Which pair is correctly matched?

Difficult
  1. KABIL – Critical minerals
  2. Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill – Defence exports
  3. Womaniya – River management
  4. INS Aridhaman – Digital payments
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Answer: A. KABIL – Critical minerals
KABIL is linked with critical minerals. The other pairs mix unrelated topics.

Q13. The Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill relates mainly to:

Difficult
  1. Higher education regulation
  2. School midday meals only
  3. Health insurance only
  4. Fertiliser imports
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Answer: A. Higher education regulation
The bill was connected with higher education regulatory reform.

Q14. India’s fertiliser import dependency and global urea price rise were reported as:

Difficult
  1. 70% dependency and 65% price rise
  2. 30% dependency and 20% price rise
  3. 49% dependency and 81% price rise
  4. 10% dependency and 5% price rise
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Answer: A. 70% dependency and 65% price rise
The Week 4 quiz highlighted 70% import dependency and a 65% global urea price rise.

Q15. Which statement best connects CBG policy and river basin management?

Difficult
  1. Both relate to sustainable resource management: clean energy from organic waste and coordinated water governance
  2. Both are only defence procurement schemes
  3. Both concern Rajya Sabha nominations
  4. Both are limited to private banking
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Answer: A. Both relate to sustainable resource management: clean energy from organic waste and coordinated water governance
CBG policy supports clean energy and waste use, while river basin management supports water-resource planning.