Daily Mock Test – 17 August 2025

🧠 Daily UPSC Mock Test – 17 august 2025

Welcome aspirants! This is your Daily Practice Quiz consisting of 20 high-quality questions to strengthen your UPSC Prelims preparation.

  • 📘 Subjects: Polity, Economy, History, Environment, S&T, Current Affairs
  • ⏱️ Time Limit: 30 Minutes
  • 📝 Difficulty Level: Difficult

💡 Tip: Read all options carefully, eliminate smartly, and revise your mistakes from the explanations.

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#1. Which of the following is NOT a Fundamental Right under Part III of the Constitution?

Answer: B. Right to Property
 Right to Property was removed from FRs by the 44th Amendment (1978).

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#2. Which of the following is the largest source of revenue for the Union Government?

Answer: C. GST
 In recent years, GST has become the single largest revenue source.

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#3. The term “Blockchain Technology” is primarily associated with:

Answer: B. Cryptocurrencies
 Blockchain is a distributed ledger used in Bitcoin & other cryptocurrencies.

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#4. Who was the founder of the Maurya Empire?

Answer: C. Chandragupta Maurya
 With the help of Chanakya, he founded Mauryan Empire in 321 BCE.

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#5. Who founded the All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC) in 1920?

Answer: C. Lala Lajpat Rai
 AITUC was established to organize Indian workers’ movements.

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#6. Which body publishes the “Index of Industrial Production (IIP)” in India?

Answer: B. CSO (now NSO)
 IIP is compiled monthly by NSO under Ministry of Statistics.

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#7. Which of the following taxes is NOT shared between Centre and States?

Answer: A. Corporation Tax
 Corporation Tax is entirely collected and retained by the Centre.

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#8. Which of the following is NOT a constitutional body?

Answer: C. NITI Aayog
 NITI Aayog was created by executive resolution, not constitutional provision.

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#9. The ‘Chipko Movement’ is associated with:

Answer: B. Conservation of forests
 Chipko (1970s, Uttarakhand) was a forest conservation movement.

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#10. Which of the following Articles deals with the abolition of Untouchability?

Answer: C. Article 17
 Article 17 abolishes untouchability and forbids its practice.

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#11. The procedure for amendment of the Constitution is borrowed from:

Answer: D. Canada
 India adopted a “flexible + rigid” amendment procedure like Canada.

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#12. Which of the following is an endemic species of India?

Answer: A. Asiatic Lion
 Found only in Gir National Park, Gujarat.

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#13. The ‘Permanent Settlement’ system of land revenue was introduced by:

Answer: B. Lord Cornwallis
 Permanent Settlement (1793) fixed land revenue permanently in Bengal.

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#14. Which of the following statements about Mangroves is correct?

Answer: B. Saline coastal habitats
 Mangroves thrive in brackish water of coastal intertidal zones.

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#15. Disguised unemployment is most commonly found in:

Answer: A. Agriculture
 In Indian agriculture, more workers are engaged than required → low productivity.

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#16. Which of the following is India’s first interplanetary mission?

Answer: B. Mangalyaan
 Launched in 2013, India’s first mission to Mars.

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#17. The term ‘Stagflation’ refers to:

Answer: B. Low growth + high unemployment + inflation
👉 Combination of stagnation + inflation = stagflation.

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#18. The first Lok Sabha elections were held in:

Answer: C. 1951-52
 First general elections were held in 1951–52, first Lok Sabha formed in April 1952.

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#19. Who among the following was the first woman President of the Indian National Congress?

Answer: A. Annie Besant (1917)
 Theosophist Annie Besant became INC’s first woman President.

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#20. The ‘PM Vishwakarma Yojana’ launched in 2023 primarily supports:

Answer: C. Traditional artisans and craftsmen
 The scheme provides loans, training, and support to artisans like carpenters, weavers, goldsmiths, etc.

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