Question
What is the primary objective of the PM-WANI scheme,
which is expected to have a positive impact on the financial services sector, particularly in underserved regions?Solution
Public Wi-Fi hotspots under the Prime Minister Wi-Fi Access Network Interface (PM-WANI) scheme are nearing 200,000 in India. Launched in December 2020 by the Department of Telecommunications, PM-WANI aims to provide affordable, high-speed internet in rural and remote areas. The scheme establishes a public Wi-Fi network using Wi-Fi Access Points set up by Public Data Offices (PDOs), which operate on an open-architecture system, enabling multiple service providers to offer internet services.
A man invested all his current month income in starting of a new business in which he spends 40% in advertisement 25% of remaining in furniture 20% of r...
Rajan scored 25% higher marks in Social Studies than in Science. If the average score he achieved across Social Studies, Science, and Arts is 89, and he...
- If the price of a commodity is increased by 25% and a person reduces his consumption by 20%, find the percentage change in his expenditure.
Income of A is twice the income of B. B and A spend 50% and 60% respectively of their incomes. Find the savings of A, if B saves Rs. 12000 in a month.
The income of a person is Rs.12000 and his expenditure is Rs.8000. In the next year his income and expenditure is increased by 10% and 20% respectively....
In a city, the number of persons travelling by bike is 80% the number of persons travelling by metro. The number of persons travelling on foot is 70% th...
Ajay spent 35% of his monthly income on rent and 48% of the remaining on food and the rest amount is saved by him which is Rs. 2873, then find the month...
'B' secured 28% marks in an examination, while 'A' obtained 276 marks. If A’s score exceeds B’s by 108 marks, determine the maximum possible marks i...
A businessman's earning increase by 25%in one year but decreases by 4%in the next. Going by this pattern, after 5 years, his total earnings would be Rs....
A man donated 25%, 13% and 27% of his income to three NGOs ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’, respectively. They spent 75%, 80% and 50% of respective sums re...
Relevant for Exams:
