TNPSC GROUP II ONLINE TEST / QUIZ AS PER LATEST SYLLABUS | UNIT V : INDIAN ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION IN TAMIL NADU | Problems in public delivery systems. TNPSC GROUP II ONLINE TEST / QUIZ AS PER LATEST SYLLABUS | அலகு V : இந்தியப் பொருளாதாரம் மற்றும் தமிழ்நாட்டில் வளர்ச்சி நிர்வாகம் | பொது விநியோக அமைப்புகளில் நிலவும் சிக்கல்கள்.
1) The Targeted Public Distribution System (TPDS) in India was launched in which year with a focus on the poor?
2) Under TPDS, beneficiaries were initially divided into which two broad categories?
3) The Public Distribution System operates under the joint responsibility of which levels of government?
4) A major problem in public delivery systems like PDS is diversion of subsidized grains into the open market. This is commonly termed as:
5) Under the National Food Security Act (NFSA), priority households are entitled to how many kilograms of food grains per person per month?
6) Fair Price Shops (FPS) in the PDS are primarily overseen operationally by which authority?
7) In PDS, the Central Government (through FCI) is mainly responsible for which of the following?
8) AAY (Antyodaya Anna Yojana) households are entitled to how many kilograms of food grains per family per month under NFSA?
9) A persistent problem affecting targeting in PDS is the simultaneous presence of inclusion and exclusion errors. Which statement best describes this?
10) Which reform has been widely adopted to reduce leakages and improve transparency in PDS?
11) Which of the following is a logistics-related challenge in public delivery systems?
12) In Tamil Nadu’s context, strengthening e-Governance for ration card management primarily targets which problem?
13) In the PDS framework, fixing the retail issue price at Fair Price Shops typically falls under the purview of:
14) Which among the following best describes a “problem in public delivery systems” in Tamil Nadu’s welfare schemes?
15) Identifying eligible households and issuing ration cards under TPDS is mainly the responsibility of:
16) A common administrative bottleneck in welfare delivery is weak monitoring and accountability. Which measure directly addresses this?
17) “Revamped Public Distribution System (RPDS)” was introduced prior to TPDS with a focus on vulnerable areas. Which statement aligns with its intent?
18) Which among the following is a typical corruption-related symptom in public delivery systems?
19) In Tamil Nadu, delivery of social welfare benefits often leverages which improvement to reduce duplication and enhance coverage accuracy?
20) Which challenge reflects a “supply chain” problem in the delivery of essential commodities?
21) Under NFSA, the coverage target is up to roughly what share of the rural and urban populations respectively (all-India basis)?
22) In the context of Tamil Nadu’s development administration, which approach best improves service delivery at the grassroots?
23) “End-to-end computerization” of PDS primarily aims to reduce which among the following?
24) Identifying and removing “bogus” ration cards combats which structural issue in delivery systems?
25) Which of the following best exemplifies “last-mile” challenges in Tamil Nadu’s welfare delivery?
26) In PDS, which instrument helps ensure only eligible households receive benefits at FPS PoS machines?
27) Which of the following is NOT typically a direct cause of leakage in PDS?
28) In Tamil Nadu’s development administration, grievance redressal and social audits primarily aim to strengthen:
29) Under NFSA, the central issue prices (CIP) for rice/wheat/coarse grains were initially fixed at Rs.3/2/1 per kg. This primarily aimed to:
30) A key objective behind end-to-end digitization in Tamil Nadu’s welfare delivery is to enable:
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