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APSC MCQs / APSC Prelims Practice Questions based on Assam Tribune (Daily) –15/12/2025

By Amit BiswakarmaPublished Updated 3 min read
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For APSC CCE and other Assam Competitive examinations aspirants, practicing Daily MCQs is vital. This blog covers most important Prelims questions from the Assam Tribune today (15-12-2025). These issues are key for bothAPSC Prelims syllabus, offering insights into the important topics of current affairs.

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APSC Prelims MCQs

From The Assam Tribune, 15 December 2025


Topic 1: Namrup-IV Fertiliser Plant (BVFCL)

Q1. The proposed Namrup-IV fertiliser plant in Assam is best described as:

A. A greenfield fertiliser project under private sector
B. A brownfield expansion under a Central PSU
C. A State government joint venture
D. A bio-fertiliser plant under organic farming mission

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Correct Answer: B


Q2. The primary objective of commissioning Namrup-IV is to:

A. Promote export-oriented fertiliser production
B. Replace all fertiliser imports to India
C. Ensure timely urea availability in the Northeast
D. Shift fertiliser subsidy to Direct Benefit Transfer

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Correct Answer: C


Q3. Which Parliamentary body recommended concrete steps for commissioning the Namrup-IV plant?

A. Public Accounts Committee
B. Standing Committee on Agriculture
C. Standing Committee on Chemicals and Fertilisers
D. Estimates Committee

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Correct Answer: C


Topic 2: Human–Elephant Conflict in Palasbari–Rani Belt


Q4. The recent escalation of human–elephant conflict in Palasbari–Rani is primarily attributed to:

A. Sudden increase in elephant population
B. Reduction in forest carrying capacity and food sources
C. Expansion of tea plantations
D. Climate-induced migration from Kaziranga

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Correct Answer: B


Q5. Elephants entering villages mainly during dusk and night indicates:

A. Change in elephant circadian rhythm
B. Increased nocturnal agricultural activity
C. Stress-induced adaptive behaviour to human presence
D. Failure of crop insurance schemes

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Correct Answer: C


Q6. In November 2025, the Union Government expanded PMFBY to include compensation for:

A. Livestock loss due to predators
B. Crop damage caused by floods only
C. Crop loss due to wild animal attacks
D. Damage to farm infrastructure

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Correct Answer: C


Topic 3: E-Rickshaws in Guwahati


Q7. E-rickshaws are particularly effective in Guwahati because they:

A. Replace inter-city transport
B. Operate efficiently on congested and narrow roads
C. Require no regulatory oversight
D. Are faster than buses on highways

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Correct Answer: B


Q8. Which of the following is a direct environmental benefit of e-rickshaws?

A. Reduced groundwater extraction
B. Zero tailpipe emissions
C. Reduced urban heat islands
D. Carbon sequestration

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Correct Answer: B


Q9. From a governance perspective, unregulated expansion of e-rickshaws may lead to:

A. Decline in public transport demand
B. Urban flooding
C. Traffic safety and route management challenges
D. Increased fuel subsidies

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Correct Answer: C


Topic 4: Pedestrian Safety & Foot Overbridge on GMCH Road


Q10. The most compelling justification for a foot overbridge near GMCH is:

A. Beautification of urban roads
B. Promotion of tourism
C. Protection of vulnerable road users near a healthcare facility
D. Reduction in construction cost

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Correct Answer: C


Q11. Foot overbridges are classified as which type of urban infrastructure?

A. At-grade crossing
B. Grade-separated pedestrian facility
C. Traffic calming measure
D. Emergency response infrastructure

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Correct Answer: B


Q12. Which principle of urban planning is most closely linked with the demand for pedestrian infrastructure like FOBs?

A. Transit-oriented development
B. Smart growth
C. Complete Streets
D. Greenfield urbanisation

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Correct Answer: C

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