APSC MCQs / APSC Prelims Practice Questions based on Assam Tribune (Daily) –25/12/2025
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From The Assam Tribune, 25 December 2025
Topic 1: West Karbi Anglong Unrest & Sixth Schedule Issues
Q1. West Karbi Anglong district falls under which constitutional arrangement?
A. Fifth Schedule
B. Sixth Schedule
C. Special Category State
D. Union Territory administration
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Correct Answer: B
Q2. Village Grazing Reserve (VGR) and Professional Grazing Reserve (PGR) lands in Assam are primarily meant for:
A. Industrial development
B. Urban housing
C. Community grazing and traditional livelihoods
D. Commercial forestry
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Correct Answer: C
Q3. Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) corresponds broadly to which earlier provision?
A. Section 41 CrPC
B. Section 107 CrPC
C. Section 144 CrPC
D. Section 161 CrPC
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Correct Answer: C
Topic 2: Border Haats on India–Bangladesh Border
Q4. Border haats are best described as:
A. Permanent customs ports
B. Weekly local markets near international borders
C. Duty-free trade zones
D. Military-controlled trading centres
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Correct Answer: B
Q5. Border haats mainly aim to promote:
A. Large-scale export trade
B. Corporate investment
C. Local livelihoods and people-to-people contact
D. Tourism infrastructure
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Correct Answer: C
Q6. Border haats between India and Bangladesh are jointly overseen primarily by:
A. WTO
B. State Governments alone
C. India–Bangladesh Joint mechanisms with local administration
D. Private traders’ associations
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Correct Answer: C
Topic 3: Stress in Assam’s Tea Industry
Q7. Assam accounts for roughly what share of India’s total tea production?
A. About 20%
B. About 30%
C. About 40%
D. Over 50%
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Correct Answer: D
Q8. The Guwahati Tea Auction Centre (GTAC) is important because it is:
A. India’s only online tea market
B. The largest tea research centre
C. One of the largest tea auction centres in the world
D. A cooperative of small tea growers only
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Correct Answer: C
Q9. Which statutory body regulates and promotes the tea industry in India?
A. Coffee Board
B. Spices Board
C. Tea Board of India
D. Agricultural Prices Commission
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Correct Answer: C
Topic 4: Child Marriage in Assam
Q10. Under the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006, the minimum legal age of marriage for women is:
A. 16 years
B. 18 years
C. 20 years
D. 21 years
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Correct Answer: B
Q11. Child marriage directly affects human development mainly by:
A. Increasing urbanisation
B. Improving fertility indicators
C. Increasing maternal and infant health risks
D. Raising female labour participation
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Correct Answer: C
Q12. Eliminating child marriage is explicitly linked to which Sustainable Development Goal (SDG)?
A. SDG 1
B. SDG 3
C. SDG 4
D. SDG 5
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Correct Answer: D
D. Relocation of elephants outside IndiaCorrect Answer:B
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