Government Schemes Simplified UPSC Prelims 2026 Part 39

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UPSC Prelims 2026 Part 39 covers objective-style questions on the Tex-RAMPS scheme and the Bharat 6G Mission/Alliance. It evaluates statements about funding, time alignment with the next Finance Commission cycle, and goals for research, data systems, innovation support, capacity building, and global competitiveness. It also explains Bharat 6G Mission vision, the multi-stakeholder Bharat 6G Alliance, and connectivity targets including ultra-fast speeds and low latency.

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CIVILS 360 GOVERNMENT SCHEMES SIMPLIFIED UPSC PRELIMS 2026 PART 39 1. Consider the following statements regarding the Tex-RAMPS Scheme: I. It is a Central Sector Scheme, fully funded by the Ministry of Textiles. II. The scheme is co-terminus with the upcoming Finance Commission cycle. III. It aims to future-proof India’s textiles and apparel ecosystem by addressing gaps in research, data systems, innovation support, and capacity development. IV. It seeks to enhance India’s competitiveness in global markets through improved productivity and technology adoption. Which of the statements given above is/are correct? (a) I and II only (b) II and III only (c) I, II and III only (d) I, II, III and IV ANSWER: (D) Statement I: It is a Central Sector Scheme, fully funded by the Ministry of Textiles. 􀁸 ✅ Correct 􀁸 A Central Sector Scheme is one where 100% funding comes from the Union Government, unlike Centrally Sponsored Schemes where costs are shared with States. 􀁸 Since Tex-RAMPS is fully funded by the Ministry of Textiles, it ensures uniformity of implementation across states and avoids financial burden on state governments. 􀁸 This reflects the Centre’s intent to directly steer research, innovation, and competitiveness in textiles—a sector crucial for exports, employment, and Make in India. Statement II: The scheme is co-terminus with the upcoming Finance Commission cycle. 􀁸 ✅ Correct 􀁸 Tex-RAMPS runs from FY 2025-26 to FY 2030-31, which aligns with the next Finance Commission cycle. 􀁸 Finance Commissions recommend fiscal transfers and allocations fora 5-year period. Aligning schemes with this cycle ensures predictable funding, smoother integration into national planning, and better accountability. 􀁸 This design prevents mid-cycle disruptions and allows the scheme tobe reviewed alongside other national priorities when the Finance Commission submits its recommendations. Statement III: It aims to future-proof India’s textiles and apparel ecosystem by addressing gaps in research, data systems, innovation support, and capacity development. 􀁸 ✅ Correct 􀁸 Future-proofing: The textile sector faces challenges like fastchanging global fashion trends, sustainability demands, and competition from countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam. 􀁸 Critical Gaps Addressed: o Research: Encourages R&D in fibers, fabrics, and sustainable technologies. o Data Systems: Through ITSS (Integrated Textiles Strategic System), it strengthens evidence-based policymaking. o Innovation Support: Provides incubation and start-up support for textile-tech ventures. o Capacity Development: Builds skills and training for workers, ensuring adaptability to new technologies. 􀁸 This holistic approach makes the sector resilient against global shocks and technological disruptions. Statement IV: It seeks to enhance India’s competitiveness in global markets through improved productivity and technology adoption. 􀁸 ✅ Correct 􀁸 Global c

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