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RBI Grade B Officer (General / DEPR / DSIM) 2023 · Question 164 of 260

Read the following group of statements and identify the main conclusion in the argument. Considering the rate at which these photo voltaic panels are being installed around the country, India is expected to generate an enormous amount of waste over the next 20 years. In fact, India is expected to become one of the top five leading photovoltaic waste producers worldwide by 2050. India should note that it doesn’t find itself caught unprepared against a new problem in the future for two good reasons. First, simply clubbing PV waste with other e-waste could lead to confusion. Secondly, the waste generated from PV modules and their components is classified as ‘hazardous waste’ in India.

Logical Reasoning

  1. A1. Implementing e-waste management programs can be expensive and may require significant financial resources.
  2. B2. E-waste management requires specialized equipment and technical expertise, which may not be readily available in all areas.
  3. C3. E-waste management often involves complex regulations and requirements that can be difficult to navigate.
  4. D4. India should formulate and implement provisions specific to PV waste treatment within the ambit of the e-waste guidelines.Correct
  5. E5. Now is the right time for it to install clear policy directives, well-established recycling strategies, and greater collaboration to tackle waste.

Answer: D. 4. India should formulate and implement provisions specific to PV waste treatment within the ambit of the e-waste guidelines.

Explanation

The passage discusses the issue of generating a massive amount of photovoltaic waste in India due to the increasing installation of photovoltaic panels. The author argues that India needs to be prepared for this new problem, and two reasons are given for this. Firstly, clubbing PV waste with other e-waste could lead to confusion, and secondly, the waste generated from PV modules and their components is classified as ‘hazardous waste’ in India. Therefore, the main conclusion of the argument is that India should formulate and implement provisions specific to PV waste treatment within the ambit of the e-waste guidelines, which is stated in option D.

Source: RBI Grade B 2023 – Phase 1 recollected questions with answer key (EduTap compilation) · memory-based

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