India's First Business Channel Is A) Zee Business B) CNBC C) CNBC TV18 D) Economic Times . in 1882, ___, Edward Jo

. India’s first business channel is A) Zee Business B) CNBC C) CNBC TV18 D) Economic Times . In 1882, ____________, Edward Jones and Charles Berstresser began a wire service that delivered news to investment houses along Wall Street A) Charles Dew B) Charles Dough C) Charles Dow D) Charles Dou . The ______________ is one prominent example of business journalism, and is still among the United States of America’s top newspapers A) Wall Street Journal B) New York Times C) Wall Street Times D) Washington Post Famous Journalist ____________ did not consider to be a business reporter A) Ida Tarbell B) Ida Tardea C) Sofy Tarbell D) Eda Tarbell Fugger Family began its newsletter system of informing its customers of news that might impact the European markets in the year______ A) 1567 B) 1568 C) 1569 D) 1570 Ida Tarbell’s reporting and writing about the ___________ in 1902 provided the template for how thousands of business journalists have covered companies ever since A) Standard Business Co. B) Standard Oil Co. C) Standard Company of Oil D) Standard Oil Lubricants Who is the most important part of company’s business by consuming or rejecting product? A) Sellers B) Consumers C) Producers D) Customers Business Journalism deals with _________ part of the news stories A) social B) economic C) criminal D) political In NITI Ayog, NITI stands for A) Nation Institution for Transformation of India B) National Institution for Transforming India C) National Instrument for Transforming India D) National Indian Transforming Institute RBI has ____ regional offices and ____ Sub-offices A) 19,9 B) 18,8 C) 17,9 D) 16,5 NITI Ayog is the premier policy _________ of the Government of India A) Organization B) Body C) Think Tank D) Regulator Demonetization was announced on A) November 7th, 2016 B) November 8th, 2016 C) November 9th, 2016 D) November 10th, 2016 The Primary objective of Monetary Policy is? A) Price Stability B) Standard of Living C) Inflation D) Economy Policies Instrument of Monetary Policy is A) Inflation B) Repo Rate C) Sustainable Growth D) Liquidity The Government of India nationalised 14 major banks in the year? A) 1956 B) 1969 C) 1986 D) 1975 The Authority which issues currency A) RBI B) SEBI C) State Government D) Finance Ministry Demonetisation was announced on A) 5th March 2018 B) 10th April 2017 C) 8th November, 2016 D) 1st January, 2015 Atal Pension Yojana is related with ? A) Pension B) Technology C) Banking D) Finance Which is the largest and oldest bank in India? A) State Bank of India B) Reserve Bank of India C) Central Bank of India D) Canara Bank SEBI is authority which looks after A) Banks B) Stock Markets C) Infrastructure D) Finance Pahal by Government of India is related with? A) LPG subsidy B) Cash Subsidy C) Entertainment tax D) Banking Sector Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti BimaYojna is related with? A) Cash B) Insurance C) GST D) Banks Pradhan Mantri Jan-DhanYojna is related with? A) Savings and Deposit Accounts B) GST C) LPG D) Insurance The current headquarters of Reserve Bank of India are located in? A) Mumbai B) Delhi C) Kolkata D) Chennai Full form of NITI Aayog is A) National Institution of Technical India B) National Institution of Telephone India C) National Institution of Transforming India D) National Institution of Television India Chairperson of NITI is A) President B) Governor C) Member of Parliament D) Prime MinisterCorrect . Union Budget is… A. The Income and Expenditure statement of State Governments B. Income and Expenditure statement of the Indian Railways C. Income and Expenditure statement of the Defence Ministry of India D. None of the Above . The Union Budget is – A. The budget of the Trade Unions B. The budget of the fishermen’s Union C. The budget of the Central Government D. None of the Above . When was the Union Budget of India, 2020 presented? A. January 1 2020 B. April 1, 2020 C. February 1, 2020 D. March 31, 2020 . The Union Budget is classified into: A. Revenue Budget and Capital Budget B. Revenue Budget and Projects Budget C. Capital Budget and Projects Budget D. None of the above options . What is the largest item of expenditure (in terms of percentage) in the Union Budget 2020- 21? A. Interest payments B. Medical Expenditure C. Defence expenditure D. States’ share of taxes and duties . What is an Interim Budget? A. Half- Budget B. Project - Budget C. Local Government Budget D. None of the above . What is the biggest source of income for the Central Government in the Union Budget 2020-21? A. Borrowings and other Liabilities B. Income Tax C. Goods and Services Tax (GST) D. Corporation Tax Which of the following is not the rate of tax slab in the Union Budget 2020-21? A. 40% B. 25% C. 15% D. 10% . As per the Union Budget, 2020-21, what is the highest rate of Direct Tax in India? A. 20% B. 25% C. 30% D. 35% . What is the disinvestment target for 2020-21? A. 65,000 crore B. 1,30,000 crore C. 1,75,000 crore D. 2,10,000 crore The theme of the Union Budget 2020-21 was… A. Ease of Living B. Jan Jan Ka Budget C. SabkaSath, Sabka Vikas aurSabka Vishwas D. Jai Ho Nagrik Which of the following statement is correct about the Union Budget 2020-21. A. Subsidiaries have been abolished B. 50 Cities to be developed as Super Cities of the 21 Century C. Budget designed to make India Shining by 2024 D. Proposed outlay of Rs. 8000 crore for National Mission on Quantum Technologies and application Vivad se Vishwas scheme is related to… A. Direct Tax B. Indirect Tax C. Both Direct and Indirect Tax D. Neither Direct and Indirect Tax The Union Budget 2020-21 aims to: I. Achieve seamless delivery through digital governance II. Improve the physical quality of life through national infrastructure pipeline A. Only I B. Only II C. Both I & II D. Neither I & II The Union Budget is processed by: A. NITI Aayog B. Ministry of Finance and Union Ministries C. State Governments, Autonomous Bodies, Departments and the Defence forces D. All the above three When does the finance minister and the officials of the Budget division of the Department of Economic Affairs in the Finance ministry participate in the ‘halwa ceremony’? A. To mark the process of receiving money. B. To mark the process of money spending. C. To mark the presentation of the Budget. D. To mark the process of printing documents for the Budget. Which document among the following is not a part of the Union Budget: A. Prime Minister’s Speech B. Finance Minister’s Speech C. Fiscal Policy Strategy Statement D. Budget Highlight . In which year is the Union Budget prepared and presented twice: A. During President’s Rule B. Every year C. In an election year D. It is never done Among all its functions the Union Budget does not help in performing: A. The tabulation of the census B. A fairly accurate estimate of revenue C. A fairly accurate estimate of expenditure D. Facilitate an efficient execution of projects . The Union Budget of India holds importance because: A. The world can recognise India as a democratic country B. It helps the Government run efficiently C. It ensures efficient allocation of resources, change in tax slabs (if any), keeps a check on prices of essential commodities, helps reduce employment and poverty levels. D. None of the above. Which among the following is not a part of the Union Budget: A. Finance Bill B. Company Balance Sheet C. Annual Financial Statement D. Demand for Grants . Most of the Union Budgets of India have been: A. Balanced Budget B. Surplus Budget C. Deficit Budget D. None of the above )The term subsidy is derived from Latin word a) Subside b) Subdued c) Subsidies d) Subsidized Subsidies are granted for a) Moral Benefits b) Social Benefits c) Economic Benefits d) Political Benefits Who bears half of the price of subsidy allotted to underprivileged a) Government b) Subsidy Association b) Government Authorities c) Non-Government Organisation In India, subsidies now account for a significant part of a) Personal Expenditure b) Union Expenditure c) Government Expenditure d) Public Expenditure Which of these below come under subsidy benefit A) Naphtha b) Rice, Wheat, Pulses c) LPG & Kerosene d) All of the Above In FY21, government's subsidy bill has pegged at Rs 2,27,793.89 crore for __________ a) food, fuel and fertiliser b) LPG and Kerosene c) Railways d) Steel Manufacture Due to subsidy, farmers re using urea in a) balanced manner b) imbalanced manner c) overused manner d) insufficient manner Government launched subsidy in LPG called PAHAL. It was launched on a) 1st July 2014 b) 1st June 2013 b) 1st August 2016 d) 1st May 2015 Experts believe that entitlement under food security are sufficient to fill only a) 30 per cent b) 40 per cent c) 45 per cent d) 50 per cent Farmers indulge into cultivation of unsuitable crops due to subsidy, which are those crops? a) Wheat, rice and sugarcane b) Moong, Tur and Black lentils c) Jowar, Bajra and Wheat d) Cotton, Indigo and Sugarcane There has been dramatic fall in groundwater levels due to water and __________ subsidy. a) Oil and petrol b) LPG c) Electricity d) Kerosene Subsidisation is one of the reasons railway failed to a) Increase quality and capacity b) Increase revenue c) Increase passengers’ strength c) Manage passengers Under agricultural finance, farmers are entitled to pre-harvest loan of a) 10 per cent b) 9 per cent c) 8 per cent d) 7 per cent What out of these is not negative side of subsidies a) Railways subsidisation b) Excess use of Urea for farming c) Agricultural financing d) None of these Subsidies that are granted to underprivileged to a) Improve health b) Increase their

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