Uttar Pradesh Announces 'Green Industrial Corridor' Connecting Noida and Lucknow
The UP government has unveiled a plan to develop a sustainable industrial corridor powered entirely by renewable energy.
2-Minute Summary (TL;DR)
- Connects Noida and Lucknow with eco-friendly infrastructure.
- Powered entirely by renewable energy sources like solar and wind.
- Includes EV charging hubs and smart logistics facilities.
- Expected to create 5 lakh jobs and attract green investments.
How This Topic is Tested in Competitive Exams
| Exam | Frequency | Approx. Marks | What Gets Asked |
|---|---|---|---|
| State PCS / PSC | Medium | 3–5 | Miscellaneous GK is tested across all state exam categories. |
| SSC (CGL / CHSL / MTS) | Medium | 2–4 | Miscellaneous GK including appointments, books, summits, and records appears in SSC. |
| Railway (RRB NTPC / Group D) | Medium | 2–4 | Miscellaneous GK about India and the world is standard in Railway papers. |
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- Summits and their dates, venue, and key declarations
- Obituaries: notable personalities, their field, and contribution
Practice Questions
Q1. The 'Green Industrial Corridor' in UP will connect which two major cities?
- Agra and Varanasi
- Noida and Lucknow
- Kanpur and Meerut
- Prayagraj and Jhansi
Explanation: The corridor is planned to connect Noida and Lucknow.
Q2. What is the primary energy source for the proposed Green Industrial Corridor?
- Coal
- Natural Gas
- Renewable Energy (Solar/Wind)
- Nuclear Power
Explanation: The corridor is designed to be powered entirely by renewable energy sources.
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