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easyQ. No. 20037
Under NHAI’s 23 October 2026 guidelines, toll-plaza toilet feedback QR codes were to be linked with which app?
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BDigiLocker
CmParivahan
DRajmargyatra
Correct Answer: D. Rajmargyatra
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Introduction Public infrastructure | Monitoring and citizen feedback can improve the upkeep of facilities along highways. Explanation The QR codes were to connect feedback with the Rajmargyatra app, alongside touchscreens at the facilities. NHAI’s guidelines covered toilet and parking upgrades, regular cleaning, water and sewage monitoring, accessibility and accountability. Each covered plaza must have at least one universally accessible toilet unit. Mechanised desludging was mandated, with manual entry into tanks and sewer lines prohibited under these guidelines. The app association is the key fact asked here. Important Notes Feedback app: Rajmargyatra. Authority: NHAI. Facilities: toll-plaza toilets and parking. Focus: accessibility and smart monitoring. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327363
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