Which of the following assertions best sums up the causes behind India's recent gold price spike?

1. Gold has become more popular as a safe-haven asset as a result of global economic uncertainty brought on by US tariffs.
2. Businesses are investing in gold as a result of the strengthening US currency.

Examine the following claims on the ban on raw egg mayonnaise in Tamil Nadu.

1. The potential of Salmonella and E. coli contamination in raw egg mayonnaise was the reason for the prohibition.
2. The most common cause of foodborne illness, hospitalizations, and fatalities globally is Salmonella.

Examine these claims about the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme (SVES).

1. At the 4th SAARC Summit in 1992, the SVES was introduced.
2. All SAARC citizens are eligible to travel within the area without a visa thanks to the program.

Which of these statements about Indian Cabinet Committees is true?

1. The Indian Constitution has no reference of Cabinet Committees, making them extra-constitutional.
2. The Prime Minister chairs the Cabinet Security Committee.

Examine the following claims about the Sun's helium.

1. After hydrogen, helium is the second most prevalent element in the Sun.
2. A star's lifetime and energy output are not significantly impacted by its helium concentration.

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📣📣📣Components of GDP:

🔹1. Consumption (C)-
It is the money spent by households on buying goods and services.
Examples: Buying clothes, food, mobile phones, paying for Netflix subscriptions.
It is usually the largest part of GDP.


🔹2. Investment (I)
It is the money spent by businesses to buy equipment, buildings, machines, and even new houses.
Examples: A company buying new computers, building a new factory, or constructing apartments.
It shows future production capacity.

🔹3. Government Spending (G)
It is the money spent by the government on goods and services.
Examples: Building roads, paying salaries to teachers, buying fighter jets.
But it does NOT include transfer payments like pensions or scholarships because they are not payment for goods/services.

🔹4. Net Exports (X - M)
"Exports (X)" means goods made in India but sold to other countries.
"Imports (M)" means goods bought from outside and brought into India.
Net Exports = Exports - Imports
If exports are more than imports, this adds to GDP.
If imports are more, this reduces GDP.

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