Prime Minister S Office
Official policy releases, schemes, circulars, and Prelims practice questions from Prime Minister S Office distilled for UPSC Civil Services Examination.
🎯 Prime Minister S Office UPSC Practice Questions
🎯 UPSC Prelims Practice Drill
The Prime Minister's Office briefing on India’s BRICS chairmanship highlighted several people‑centric climate actions. Which of the following was NOT mentioned as a focus area in the briefing?
- [A] Promotion of sustainable lifestyles
- [B] Afforestation initiatives
- [C] Development of a circular economy
- [D] Promotion of renewable agriculture
▶ Reveal Official Answer & Analytical Explanation
The briefing specifically cited sustainable lifestyles, afforestation, circular economy and community‑based adaptation as focus areas, along with progress in reducing emission intensity and expanding non‑fossil energy capacity. Renewable agriculture was not mentioned, making option D the correct answer.
🎯 UPSC Prelims Practice Drill
According to the Prime Minister's message dated 23 August 2026, on which date is National Space Day observed in India?
- [A] 23 August 2026
- [B] 15 August 2026
- [C] 1 October 2026
- [D] 5 September 2026
▶ Reveal Official Answer & Analytical Explanation
The briefing states that Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished National Space Day on 23 August 2026, confirming that the day is observed on that date. The other dates are not mentioned in the text.
Official Policy Notifications & Dossiers
2 Briefs-
PIB
Prime Minister Calls for Multilateral Reforms and Global South Representation at NDTV World Summit
- Prime Minister emphasized the need to reform multilateral institutions like the United Nations to reflect contemporary geopolitical realities and give due representation to the Global South.
- Highlighting India's role as a 'Vishwamitra' (Global Friend), the address pointed to consensus-driven outcomes in global forums like G20 and BRICS under Indian leadership.
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PM shares article by Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on technology and research transforming agriculture and enhancing farmers' lives
- The Union Minister for Agriculture emphasized that technology and research are the primary drivers for transforming Indian agriculture and enhancing farmers' socio-economic status.
- The policy vision prioritizes nutrition security through the promotion of high-value crops, climate-resilient farming practices, and optimized resource management.