Statement I / II
Statement I: Obtaining an Aadhaar card is included under the Guarantee of Public Services.
Statement II: Passport verification is included under the Guarantee of Public Services.

Statements I / II / III: Appeal
Statement I: A First Appeal must be filed within 30 days.
Statement II: An appeal may be filed even after 30 days by providing a justification for the delay.
Statement III: The time limit for a Second Appeal is 60 days.

Statement-Reasoning
Assertion (A): Due to Section 13, a civil suit cannot be filed in a Civil Court regarding matters concerning the Guarantee of Public Services.
Reason (R): The objective of this Act is to provide speedy justice. 

Statement I / II
Statement I: The Public Service Guarantee Act falls under the RTI Act, 2005.
Statement II: This Act guarantees the provision of information. 

Statement-Reason
Assertion (A): The "Right to be Heard Act, 2012" is an extension of the Public Service Guarantee Act, 2011.
Reason (R): Under the Right to be Heard Act, the stipulated time limit for hearing complaints is 15 days.

Statements I / II / III: Fine Amount
Statement I: The fine imposed on a PO (Public Information Officer) is recovered from their salary.
Statement II: The fine amount is deposited into the government account.
Statement III: The applicant may be granted compensation out of the fine amount.

Assertion-Reason
Assertion (A): Under the Public Service Guarantee Act, 2011, the "Second Appellate Authority" is the Collector.
Reason (R): The District Collector is the administrative head of the district.

Statement-Reason
Assertion (A): The Public Service Guarantee Act contains a provision for "tacit approval."
Reason (R): If the service is not delivered within the stipulated time, the application shall be deemed approved

Statements I / II / III
Statement I: The stipulated time limit for issuing a Caste Certificate is 7 days.
Statement II: The First Appellate Authority is the SDM or an officer of equivalent rank.
Statement III: A Second Appeal must be disposed of within 45 days.

Assertion-Reason
Assertion (A): The Rajasthan Public Service Guarantee Act, 2011, was the second such law in the country, following Madhya Pradesh.
Reason (R): Madhya Pradesh enacted the "Public Service Delivery Guarantee Act" in 2010.

Statements I / II: Agriculture
Statement I: Rajasthan ranks first in India in millet production.
Statement II: Rajasthan ranks first in India in oilseed production.

Statements I / II / III: Industry
Statement I: The "Boraj" industrial area is located in Jaipur.
Statement II: "Sitapura" is Jaipur's Gems and Jewellery Park.
Statement III: "Bhiwadi" is known as the NCR Gateway of Rajasthan.

Statement-Reason: Tribes
Assertion (A): The "Sahariya" tribe resides in the Baran district.
Reason (R): The Sahariya is the only "Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group (PVTG)" in Rajasthan.

Statements I / II / III: Forests
Statement I: The highest concentration of forests in Rajasthan is found in the Udaipur district.
Statement II: The forest area of ​​Rajasthan constitutes 9.6% of its total geographical area.
Statement III: "Dhokda" is the State Tree of Rajasthan.

Assertion-Reason: Soils
Assertion (A): "Black Soil" is found in Kota, Bundi, and Jhalawar.
Reason (R): It is formed from the basaltic rocks of the Deccan Trap and is suitable for cotton cultivation.

Statement-Reason: The Governor
Assertion (A): The Governor of Rajasthan possesses the power of a "veto over bills."
Reason (R): Under Article 200, the Governor may reserve a bill for the consideration of the President.

Assertion-Reason: Chief Minister
Assertion (A): In Rajasthan, the Chief Minister is the "Leader of the House."
Reason (R): The Chief Minister is the leader of the majority party and is collectively responsible to the House.

Statements I / II / III: Art & Culture
Statement I: "Phad painting" is renowned in Shahpura, Bhilwara.
Statement II: It depicts the legends of Pabuji and Devnarayan.
Statement III: The Joshi family has been creating it for generations.

Assertion-Reason: Economy
Assertion (A): Rajasthan ranks first in India in gypsum production.
Reason (R): Nagaur, Bikaner, and Jaisalmer possess vast reserves of gypsum.

Assertion-Reason: Wildlife
Assertion (A): "Ranthambore National Park" became a national park in 1980.
Reason (R): It was declared a Tiger Reserve following the launch of Project Tiger in 1973.

Statements I / II / III: Fairs and Festivals
Statement I: The "Pushkar Fair" is held on Kartik Purnima.
Statement II: It is the world's largest camel fair.
Statement III: The Brahma Temple is located only in Pushkar.

Assertion-Reason: Lakes
Assertion (A): "Sambhar Lake" is India's largest inland saltwater lake.
Reason (R): Sambhar Lake accounts for 9% of India's salt production.

Assertion-Reason: Solar Energy
Assertion (A): The "Bhadla Solar Park" is the world's largest solar park.
Reason (R): The total capacity of the Bhadla Park is 2245 MW.

Assertion-Reasoning: Folk Dances
Assertion (A): "Ghoomar" is the State Dance of Rajasthan.
Reason (R): Ghoomar is a dance performed exclusively by women.

Statements I / II / III: Tribes
Statement I: The "Bhil" are the largest tribe in Rajasthan.
Statement II: The "Meena" hold Scheduled Tribe (ST) status in Rajasthan.
Statement III: Banswara-Dungarpur is referred to as the "Nagaland of Rajasthan."

Assertion-Reason: Agriculture
Assertion (A): Rajasthan ranks first in India in mustard production.
Reason (R): Sri Ganganagar and Alwar are the major mustard-producing districts.

Assertion-Reason: Folk Dance
Assertion (A): "Ghoomar" is the State Dance of Rajasthan.
Reason (R): Ghoomar is a dance performed exclusively by women.

Statements I / II / III: Tribes
Statement I: The "Bhil" are the largest tribe in Rajasthan.
Statement II: The "Meena" hold Scheduled Tribe (ST) status in Rajasthan.
Statement III: Banswara-Dungarpur is referred to as the "Nagaland of Rajasthan."

Assertion-Reason: Agriculture
Assertion (A): Rajasthan ranks first in India in mustard production.
Reason (R): Sri Ganganagar and Alwar are the major mustard-producing districts.

Assertion-Reason
Assertion (A): The "Municipal Commissioner" is an IAS officer.
Reason (R): The Commissioner is the Chief Executive Officer of the Municipal Corporation and is appointed by the State Government.

Statement-Reason
Assertion (A): The State Election Commission conducts elections for "Urban Local Bodies in Rajasthan."
Reason (R): Under Article 243ZA, the superintendence, direction, and control of all elections to municipalities are vested in the State Election Commission.

Statement I / Statement II / Statement III
Statement I: The 74th Amendment established a three-tier structure comprising the "Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, and Municipality."
Statement II: The constitution of a "Metropolitan Planning Committee" is mandatory for areas with a population exceeding 20 lakhs.
Statement III: The 12th Schedule enumerates 18 functions of municipalities.

Statement-Reason
Assertion (A): The "Sadiq Ali Committee (1964)" is associated with Panchayati Raj.
Reason (R): The Sadiq Ali Committee recommended making the Panchayat Samiti the focal point of development.

Statement I / Statement II / Statement III
Statement I: The "Governor" possesses the power to dissolve the Legislative Assembly.
Statement II: The Governor dissolves the Legislative Assembly on the advice of the Chief Minister.
Statement III: The Governor may also dissolve the Legislative Assembly at his own discretion if the Chief Minister loses his majority.

Statement I / Statement II / Statement III
Statement I: In Rajasthan, the "District Collector" is also referred to as the "District Magistrate."
Statement II: The Collector can impose Section 144 of the IPC within the district.
Statement III: The Collector is appointed by the Governor.

Assertion-Reason
Assertion (A): In Rajasthan, the "Chief Secretary" is the administrative head of the state.
Reason (R): The Chief Secretary serves as the ex-officio head of the Cabinet Secretariat and acts as the Chief Advisor to the CM.

Assertion-Reasoning
Assertion (A): The "Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission" was constituted in the year 2000.
Reason (R): Under the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, states were empowered to constitute such commissions.

Assertion-Reason
Assertion (A): The "State Election Commission" in Rajasthan was constituted in 1994.
Reason (R): It was established to conduct Panchayat and Municipal elections following the 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments.

Statement-Reason
Assertion (A): In Rajasthan, the Chief Minister tenders his resignation to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly.
Reason (R): The Chief Minister is accountable to the Legislative Assembly.

Statement I / Statement II / Statement III
Statement I: A Legislative Council has never been constituted in Rajasthan.
Statement II: In 2012, the Legislative Assembly passed a resolution for the constitution of a Legislative Council.
Statement III: A law enacted by Parliament under Article 169 is required to create a Legislative Council. 

Assertion-Reasoning
Assertion (A): "Bhilwara" is known as the "Manchester" of Rajasthan.
Reason (R): The cotton textile industry has witnessed the most significant development in Bhilwara.

Statement-Reason
Assertion (A): The "Godwar" region extends across Pali, Jalore, and Sirohi.
Reason (R): Godwar is the region irrigated by the Jawai, Sukri, and Bari—tributaries of the Luni River.

Statement I / Statement II / Statement III
Statement I: "Sariska" is a Tiger Reserve located in Alwar.
Statement II: Sariska was included in Project Tiger in 1978.
Statement III: Sariska became devoid of tigers in 2005.

Assertion-Reason
Assertion (A): The "Dang region" is found in Karauli-Dholpur.
Reason (R): The Dang is a rugged terrain characterized by ravines and hills, formed by the erosion caused by the Chambal River.

Statement I / Statement II / Statement III
Statement I: "Kaylana Lake" was constructed by Pratap Singh.
Statement II: This lake is located in Jodhpur.
Statement III: It is a freshwater lake.

Statement-Reason
Assertion (A): The "Thar Desert" in Rajasthan was formed due to the Aravalli Range.
Reason (R): The Aravalli Range runs parallel to the monsoon winds originating from the Arabian Sea, thereby creating a rain-shadow region.