SBI PO Mains Mock Test - 2 (New Pattern) - Bank Exams MCQ

1. In the first week, H attends the Dance class and I attend the Karate class and so on as in alphabetical order. The classes will be repeated in alphabetical order only.

2. Yoga class will be followed by Dance class and the cycle repeats. Each person attends each class only once. If for a person, no class is available for a particular week (either because he has already attended all the classes or he cannot attend the available classes or the class that he has to attend is already attended by the person who is before as in alphabetical order), then that person does not attend any class during that week.

1. In the first week, H attends the Dance class and I attend the Karate class and so on as in alphabetical order. The classes will be repeated in alphabetical order only.

2. Yoga class will be followed by Dance class and the cycle repeats. Each person attends each class only once. If for a person, no class is available for a particular week (either because he has already attended all the classes or he cannot attend the available classes or the class that he has to attend is already attended by the person who is before as in alphabetical order), then that person does not attend any class during that week.

1. In the first week, H attends the Dance class and I attend the Karate class and so on as in alphabetical order. The classes will be repeated in alphabetical order only.

2. Yoga class will be followed by Dance class and the cycle repeats. Each person attends each class only once. If for a person, no class is available for a particular week (either because he has already attended all the classes or he cannot attend the available classes or the class that he has to attend is already attended by the person who is before as in alphabetical order), then that person does not attend any class during that week.

1. In the first week, H attends the Dance class and I attend the Karate class and so on as in alphabetical order. The classes will be repeated in alphabetical order only.

2. Yoga class will be followed by Dance class and the cycle repeats. Each person attends each class only once. If for a person, no class is available for a particular week (either because he has already attended all the classes or he cannot attend the available classes or the class that he has to attend is already attended by the person who is before as in alphabetical order), then that person does not attend any class during that week.

Only one person sits between Esha and Ojha, who sits second to the right of Magnus. The one who scores 279 is the immediate neighbour of Nadal. Boris sits third to the left of Nadal. Dravid and Magnus are not immediate neighbours.

'Ojha+' means score of Ojha = 410 - 60 = 350

'Esha$' means score of Esha = 279 + 21 = 300

Total score = 350 + 300 = 650

Only one person sits between Esha and Ojha, who sits second to the right of Magnus. The one who scores 279 is the immediate neighbour of Nadal. Boris sits third to the left of Nadal. Dravid and Magnus are not immediate neighbours.

'Nadal$' means score of Nadal = 410 + 21 = 431

'Magnus+' means score of Magnus = 279 - 60 = 219

Required percentage = (431 - 219) × 100/431 = 49% (approx.)

Only one person sits between Esha and Ojha, who sits second to the right of Magnus. The one who scores 279 is the immediate neighbour of Nadal. Boris sits third to the left of Nadal. Dravid and Magnus are not immediate neighbours.

'Ojha+' means score of Ojha = 410 - 60 = 350

'Boris*' means score of Boris = (410/2) = 205

Required difference = 350 - 205 = 145

Only one person sits between Esha and Ojha, who sits second to the right of Magnus. The one who scores 279 is the immediate neighbour of Nadal. Boris sits third to the left of Nadal. Dravid and Magnus are not immediate neighbours.

'Dravid!' means the one who sits second to the right of Dravid (who is Caruana) scores 29 more than Dravid. So, the score of Dravid is 250.

Words are arranged in such a way that words starting with consonants are rearranged first followed by words starts with vowels in alphabetical order.

For words: If the word starts with a vowel then, change all letters with its immediate next letter. Else, if the word starts with a consonant then, change all letters with its immediate preceding letter. Also, after changing letters, letters of the word start with vowel are changed in reverse alphabetical order, and the word starts with consonants are rearranged in alphabetical order.

Numbers are arranged in such a way that even numbers are arranged first followed by odd numbers in ascending order.

For number: If a number is odd, then interchange the first and the last digit, else if a number is even then interchange the first and the second digit.

Based on the above given information we have:

Machine 1:

Input: Social 372 473 Open Under 564 Network 385

Step I: djmnqsv 732 Social 473 Open Under 564 385

Step II: bhknrz 654djmnqsv 732 473 Open Under 385

Step III: qpof 583 bhknrz 654djmnqsv 732 473 Under

Step IV: vsofe 374 qpof 583 bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732

Machine 2:

Input: 381 Travel 468 Magic 624 Above Entry 531

Step I: bfhlz 648 381 Travel 624 Above Entry 531

Step II: dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 381 Above Entry 531

Step III: wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 Entry 531

Step IV: zusof 135 wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648

Words are arranged in such a way that words starting with consonants are rearranged first followed by words starts with vowels in alphabetical order.

For words: If the word starts with a vowel then, change all letters with its immediate next letter. Else, if the word starts with a consonant then, change all letters with its immediate preceding letter. Also, after changing letters, letters of the word start with vowel are changed in reverse alphabetical order, and the word starts with consonants are rearranged in alphabetical order.

Numbers are arranged in such a way that even numbers are arranged first followed by odd numbers in ascending order.

For number: If a number is odd, then interchange the first and the last digit, else if a number is even then interchange the first and the second digit.

Based on the above given information we have:

Machine 1:

Input: Social 372 473 Open Under 564 Network 385

Step I: djmnqsv 732 Social 473 Open Under 564 385

Step II: bhknrz 654djmnqsv 732 473 Open Under 385

Step III: qpof 583 bhknrz 654djmnqsv 732 473 Under

Step IV: vsofe 374 qpof 583 bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732

Machine 2:

Input: 381 Travel 468 Magic 624 Above Entry 531

Step I: bfhlz 648 381 Travel 624 Above Entry 531

Step II: dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 381 Above Entry 531

Step III: wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 Entry 531

Step IV: zusof 135 wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648

Words are arranged in such a way that words starting with consonants are rearranged first followed by words starts with vowels in alphabetical order.

For words: If the word starts with a vowel then, change all letters with its immediate next letter. Else, if the word starts with a consonant then, change all letters with its immediate preceding letter. Also, after changing letters, letters of the word start with vowel are changed in reverse alphabetical order, and the word starts with consonants are rearranged in alphabetical order.

Numbers are arranged in such a way that even numbers are arranged first followed by odd numbers in ascending order.

For number: If a number is odd, then interchange the first and the last digit, else if a number is even then interchange the first and the second digit.

Based on the above given information we have:

Machine 1:

Input: Social 372 473 Open Under 564 Network 385

Step I: djmnqsv 732 Social 473 Open Under 564 385

Step II: bhknrz 654djmnqsv 732 473 Open Under 385

Step III: qpof 583 bhknrz 654djmnqsv 732 473 Under

Step IV: vsofe 374 qpof 583 bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732

Machine 2:

Input: 381 Travel 468 Magic 624 Above Entry 531

Step I: bfhlz 648 381 Travel 624 Above Entry 531

Step II: dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 381 Above Entry 531

Step III: wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 Entry 531

Step IV: zusof 135 wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648

Words are arranged in such a way that words starting with consonants are rearranged first followed by words starts with vowels in alphabetical order.

For words: If the word starts with a vowel then, change all letters with its immediate next letter. Else, if the word starts with a consonant then, change all letters with its immediate preceding letter. Also, after changing letters, letters of the word start with vowel are changed in reverse alphabetical order, and the word starts with consonants are rearranged in alphabetical order.

Numbers are arranged in such a way that even numbers are arranged first followed by odd numbers in ascending order.

For number: If a number is odd, then interchange the first and the last digit, else if a number is even then interchange the first and the second digit.

Based on the above given information we have:

Machine 1:

Input: Social 372 473 Open Under 564 Network 385

Step I: djmnqsv 732 Social 473 Open Under 564 385

Step II: bhknrz 654djmnqsv 732 473 Open Under 385

Step III: qpof 583 bhknrz 654djmnqsv 732 473 Under

Step IV: vsofe 374 qpof 583 bhknrz 654 djmnqsv 732

Machine 2:

Input: 381 Travel 468 Magic 624 Above Entry 531

Step I: bfhlz 648 381 Travel 624 Above Entry 531

Step II: dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 381 Above Entry 531

Step III: wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648 Entry 531

Step IV: zusof 135 wpfcb 183 dkqsuz 264 bfhlz 648

Time: 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 6 o'clock

(1) Anil goes for the class at 1 o'clock.

(2) There is a three-hour difference between the class timings of Anil and Binod. (Thus, Binod goes to the class at 4 o' clock.)

(3) Deepak goes for the class two hours after Binod.

(Thus, Deepak goes to the class at 6 o'clock.)

(4) Chandan goes to the class before Deepak but after Binod. (Thus, Chandan goes to the class at 5 o'clock.)

(5) Niraj goes to the class before Sonam. (Thus, Niraj goes to the class at 2 o'clock and Sonam goes to the class at 3 o'clock.)

Hence, Binod goes to the class at 4 o'clock.

Time: 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 6 o'clock

(1) Anil goes for the class at 1 o'clock.

(2) There is a three-hour difference between the class timings of Anil and Binod. (Thus, Binod goes to the class at 4 o' clock.)

(3) Deepak goes for the class two hours after Binod.

(Thus, Deepak goes to the class at 6 o'clock.)

(4) Chandan goes to the class before Deepak but after Binod. (Thus, Chandan goes to the class at 5 o'clock.)

(5) Niraj goes to the class before Sonam. (Thus, Niraj goes to the class at 2 o'clock and Sonam goes to the class at 3 o'clock.)

Hence, Chandan goes to the class at 5 o'clock.

Time: 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 6 o'clock

(1) Anil goes for the class at 1 o'clock.

(2) There is a three-hour difference between the class timings of Anil and Binod. (Thus, Binod goes to the class at 4 o' clock.)

(3) Deepak goes for the class two hours after Binod.

(Thus, Deepak goes to the class at 6 o'clock.)

(4) Chandan goes to the class before Deepak but after Binod. (Thus, Chandan goes to the class at 5 o'clock.)

(5) Niraj goes to the class before Sonam. (Thus, Niraj goes to the class at 2 o'clock and Sonam goes to the class at 3 o'clock.)

Hence, Deepak is the last person to go to the class.

In a sense we can conclude that the government has made it necessary for the social media platforms to follow the rules.

So, option (b) is the correct answer.

This clearly indicates that, statement B stands good to be called as an effect. So, option (c) is the correct answer.

Jacob sits second to the left of the father of Virat. Three persons sit between the father of Virat and Virat's sister. One person sits between Kohli and the mother of Virat. As many people sit to the right of the mother of Virat as to the left of Virat's sister. Bharat sits third to the left of Amardeep. Fateh sits to the immediate right of Rishi. Virat's wife sits second to the left of Virat.

Thus, Kohli is the father-in-law of Amardeep.

Hence, answer option b is correct.

Jacob sits second to the left of the father of Virat. Three persons sit between the father of Virat and Virat's sister. One person sits between Kohli and the mother of Virat. As many people sit to the right of the mother of Virat as to the left of Virat's sister. Bharat sits third to the left of Amardeep. Fateh sits to the immediate right of Rishi. Virat's wife sits second to the left of Virat.

Thus, Rishi sits fourth to the left of Virat.

Hence, answer option a is correct.

Jacob sits second to the left of the father of Virat. Three persons sit between the father of Virat and Virat's sister. One person sits between Kohli and the mother of Virat. As many people sit to the right of the mother of Virat as to the left of Virat's sister. Bharat sits third to the left of Amardeep. Fateh sits to the immediate right of Rishi. Virat's wife sits second to the left of Virat.

Thus, there are five people sitting to the left of Virat.

Hence, answer option e is correct.

The correct answer is 2 years.
In News

• The UAE was elected to chair INTERPOL’s Committee on Governance for a 2-year term, making it the first country to do so.

Explanation

• In a major advancement for global policing and law enforcement diplomacy, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been selected as the Chair of the INTERPOL Committee on Governance, signaling a key step in its ascent as a global security leader.
• This success highlights the increasing confidence in the UAE’s dedication to transparent, inclusive governance and international law enforcement collaboration.
• The election was held during INTERPOL’s committee session at Lyon, France, with UAE’s Lieutenant Colonel Dana Humaid Al Marzouqi being selected as the chairperson.
• The Committee on Governance is a key advisory body of INTERPOL that helps in making decisions on organizational matters.
• The UAE received 67% of the votes from INTERPOL member state representatives, securing the chairmanship for a 2-year term.

Additional Information

• INTERPOL
  • INTERPOL is the world’s largest international police organisation, with 196 member countries, working to combat international crime.
  • Founded in - 1923
  • HQ - France
• UAE’s Role in Global Law Enforcement
  • The UAE has played a significant role in global law enforcement by supporting various international organizations and initiatives.
• Governance Committees in International Organizations
  • Governance committees in international organizations are essential for decision-making, policy formulation, and organizational accountability.

The correct answer is November 1, 2025.
In News

• RBI extends the deadline for deploying BIS-compliant note sorting machines to November 1, 2025.

Explanation

• The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has extended the deadline for banks to use note sorting machines (NSMs) that meet the standards set by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) by an additional six months, now set for November 1, 2025.
• The extension allows banks more time to meet the latest BIS standards for note sorting machines (NSMs).
• BIS standards for NSMs (IS 18663: 2024) were published in the ‘Gazette of India’ on March 19, 2024.
• The goal is to strengthen the architecture for sorting banknotes across India.
• The RBI also mandated that ATMs dispense Rs. 100 and Rs. 200 notes regularly.
• The deadline extension provides banks with more time to ensure their ATMs and sorting machines are compliant with the updated standards.

Additional Information

• Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
  • ​Established: In 1986, under the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 1986.
  • Objective: To develop and promote standards for products, services, and systems in India.
  • Functions: Manages standardization, certification, and quality control for goods and services.
  • Headquarters: Located in New Delhi, India
  • The standards ensure accurate note sorting, reduce human errors, and increase the efficiency of cash handling systems.
• The deadline extension reflects the RBI’s efforts to improve banking infrastructure across India.
• By 2026, RBI expects most ATMs to be capable of dispensing Rs. 100 and Rs. 200 notes regularly.
• RBI
  • Established in - 1935
  • HQ - Mumbai
  • Governor - Sanjay Malhotra

The correct answer is Both 1 and 2
In News

• C-DOT launches Samarth, an incubation program for innovation in telecom and IT sectors.

Explanation

• Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT), an autonomous Telecom R&D centre of Department of Telecommunication (DoT), Govt. of India launches first cohort of Incubation Program named as “Samarth”
• Samarth aims to promote R&D-based startups in telecommunications and IT.
• 36 startups will be incubated annually, divided across two cohorts.
• Each selected startup receives funding of up to ₹5 lakh.
• Partnership with Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) enables program implementation.
• Startups also get office space and lab access at the C-DOT campus.

Additional Information

• C-DOT 
  • C-DOT functions under the Ministry of Communications.
  • STPI is under the Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY).
  • C-DOT also runs a Collaborative Research Program for advanced tech development.
  • The Samarth program is open to early-stage startups working in deep-tech domains.

The correct answer is Both Australia and New Zealand
In News

• FIFA announces Brazil as the host country for the Women’s World Cup 2027.

Explanation

• Brazil will host the Women’s World Cup for the first time in 2027.
• The announcement was made at the 74th FIFA Congress held in Bangkok, Thailand.
• The event is expected to boost women's football in Brazil and across South America.
• Brazil has a rich footballing tradition, having hosted the Men’s World Cup in 1950 and 2014.
• The 2023 Women's FIFA World Cup was jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand.
• This event will help raise the profile of women’s sports globally.

Additional Information

• FIFA Women’s World Cup
  • Started in - 1991
  • 2023 Women's FIFA World Cup - 9th Edition 
  • The premier international competition for women’s national football teams.
  • Held every four years since its inception in 1991.
• FIFA Congress
  • A global meeting of FIFA member associations where major decisions are made.

The correct answer is Gujarat and Telangana.
In News

• Gujarat and Telangana emerged as the front-runners in the first-ever Panchayat Advancement Index (PAI) baseline report for FY23 launched by MoPR.

Explanation

• The Ministry of Panchayati Raj (MoPR) launched the Panchayat Advancement Index(PAI) baseline report for FY23
• The PAI evaluates over 2.5 lakh Gram Panchayats (GPs) in India, measuring their performance using a comprehensive, evidence-based framework.
• Gujarat and Telangana were categorised as "Front Runners" based on their high thematic scores in the PAI baseline report for FY23.
• The PAI is designed to align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), focusing on localizing them at the Gram Panchayat level.
• The PAI report categorises GPs into five performance categories: Achiever, Front Runner, Performer, Aspirant, and Beginners.
• The introduction of PAI is a key initiative by the Indian government to evaluate and enhance the progress of Gram Panchayats in achieving the SDGs by 2030.

Additional Information

• Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
  • The SDGs are 17 global goals set by the United Nations aimed at ending poverty, protecting the planet, and ensuring prosperity for all by 2030.
• Panchayat Advancement Index (PAI)
  • Launched by MoPR: The Panchayat Advancement Index (PAI) was introduced by the Ministry of Panchayati Raj (MoPR) in April 2025 to assess and track the performance of Gram Panchayats (GPs) across India.
  • Performance Assessment: PAI evaluates over 2.5 lakh Gram Panchayats, focusing on their efforts toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the local level.
  • Performance Categories:
    • Achiever: GPs that score 90 or above.
    • Front Runner: GPs with scores between 75 and 90.
    • Performer: GPs with scores between 60 and 75.
    • Aspirant: GPs that score between 40 and 60.
    • Beginners: GPs with scores below 40.

The correct answer is BharatNet.
In News

• BharatNet to provide broadband connectivity to all government secondary schools and rural primary health centres.

Explanation

• Broadband connectivity will be provided to all government secondary schools and PHCs in rural areas under the BharatNet project
• Aims to boost digital education and telemedicine in villages.
• Facilitates e-governance and digital learning solutions.
• Strengthens healthcare service delivery in remote regions.
• Implemented by Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL).

Additional Information

• BharatNet: World’s largest rural broadband project.
  • World’s largest rural broadband project, aimed at connecting about 2.5 lakh Gram Panchayats, covering nearly 6.3 lakh inhabited villages
  • Managed by Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL)—now merged with BSNL—under the Ministry of Communications
• Optical Fibre: Core technology used for high-speed connectivity.
• Phase 1: Covered over 1 lakh Gram Panchayats.
• Digital India: Flagship mission to transform India into a digitally empowered society.

The correct answer is Both 1 and 2
In News

• ISRO develops Vikram 3201 and Kalpana 3201, India’s advanced 32-bit microprocessors for space missions.

Explanation

• Vikram 3201 is India’s first fully indigenous 32-bit microprocessor qualified for space missions.
• It is based on SPARC V8 RISC architecture and IEEE 1754 instruction set.
• Backwards compatible with Vikram 1601, used since 2009.
• Successfully flight-tested in PSLV-C60 mission.
• Jointly developed by ISRO and Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL), Chandigarh.
• Kalpana 3201 is a 32-bit SPARC V8 RISC microprocessor, based on IEEE 1754 Instruction Set Architecture.

Additional Information

• SPARC stands for Scalable Processor Architecture.
• Kalpana 3201 is another advanced 32-bit microprocessor developed by ISRO.
• SCL functions under the Department of Space, Government of India.

ISRO

• Established in - 1969
• HQ - Bengaluru

The correct answer is ‘Leadership for Swachh & Sujal Grams’.
In News

• National Panchayati Raj Day 2025 marks 32 years since the establishment of the Panchayati Raj System through the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act.

Explanation

• National Panchayati Raj Day (NPRD) 2025 was observed on 24th April, marking the 32nd anniversary of the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act.
• The theme of NPRD 2025 was ‘Leadership for Swachh & Sujal Grams’, focusing on clean and healthy rural governance.
• It marks 32 years of the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act, which gave constitutional recognition to Panchayats.
• The event is organised annually to celebrate the decentralisation of power and promote rural governance.
• The Quality Council of India collaborated with the Ministry of Jal Shakti for the program.
• The practical implementation of this theme aims at improving sanitation and water access in rural areas.

Additional Information

• 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act
  • It was enacted in 1992 to provide constitutional status to Panchayats and empower them for local governance.
  • Objective: To strengthen Panchayati Raj institutions and promote decentralisation of power.
  • Key Features:
    • Three-Tier System: Established a three-tier system of Panchayats at the village, intermediate, and district levels.
    • Reservations: Provides reservations for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and women (one-third of seats).
    • Elections: Mandates regular, free, and fair elections every five years for Panchayats.
    • Devolution of Powers: Transferred powers and responsibilities for planning, implementation, and development to local bodies.
    • Constitutional Status: Made Panchayats a constitutional body, ensuring their autonomy.
• Panchayati Raj System
  • It is a three-tier system of local government in India consisting of Gram Panchayats, Panchayat Samitis, and Zilla Parishads.

The correct answer is National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM).
In News

• In May 2025, NISM signed an MoU with IFSCA to enhance training and capacity building in GIFT City.

Explanation

• On May 2, 2025, the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) and the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at GIFT City, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, aimed at strengthening capacity building initiatives in the financial sector at GIFT IFSC.
• NISM will act as a training partner for IFSCA registered intermediaries at GIFT IFSC.
• MoU includes conducting certification exams under IFSCA regulations.
• Initiative aims to develop qualified professionals for the international financial services market.
• GIFT IFSC is India’s only approved International Financial Services Centre located in Gujarat.
• This partnership strengthens GIFT IFSC’s position as a global financial hub, supporting regulatory compliance and market development.

Additional Information

• NISM
  • Established: 2006
  • Promoted by: Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
  • Headquarters: Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra
• IFSCA
  • Established: 2020
  • Headquarters: GIFT City, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
  • First international financial regulator in India.
• GIFT IFSC
  • India’s first operational IFSC project.
  • Home to various global financial firms, stock exchanges, and fintech companies.

The correct answer is Battery Aadhaar Initiative

In News

• Dr. Jitendra Singh launched the ‘Battery Aadhaar Initiative’ at the Battery Summit 2025 in New Delhi.

Explanation

• Dr. Jitendra Singh, the Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, launched the ‘Battery Aadhaar Initiative.'
• The initiative assigns a unique digital identity to each battery to ensure traceability, safety, and efficiency.
• Tata Elxsi developed the technology behind the initiative with industry leaders, including Tata Motors and IIT Kharagpur.
• The system is critical for managing battery usage and lifecycle, especially in the growing electric vehicle (EV) sector in India.
• The initiative aims to improve battery sustainability and transparency in management across India’s battery ecosystem.
• The focus is on supporting the transition to electric vehicles and renewable energy storage systems in India.

Additional Information

• FAME 
  • Objective: To promote the adoption of hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs) in India, aiming to reduce pollution and dependency on fossil fuels.
  • Launched By: The scheme was launched by the Government of India in 2015 under the Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises.
• Electric Vehicles (EVs)
  • EVs play an important role in reducing emissions and supporting the shift to cleaner, greener transportation options in India.
• Tata Elxsi
  • Tata Elxsi is a technology solutions company that worked on the development of the Battery Aadhaar initiative in collaboration with other industry partners.