Statement 2 is correct. These turtles, along with their cousin the Kemps Ridley turtle, are best known for their unique mass nesting called Arribada, where thousands of females come together on the same beach to lay eggs. Gahirmatha beach (Odisha coast) is known as world's largest mass-nesting of Olive Ridley turtles.

Statement 2 is Correct - The new National Auto Policy, which may seek emission-linked taxation on automobiles and a technology- agnostic green mobility roadmap, is likely to be finalised in the next three months

• The colonial intrusion and the triumvirate of trader, moneylender and revenue farmer in sumdisrupted the tribal identity to a lesser or greater degree. In fact, ethnic ties were a basic feature of thetribal rebellions. At the same time, not all outsiders were attacked as enemies. Often there was no violence againstthe non-tribal poor, who worked in tribal villages in supportive economic roles, or who had socialrelations with the tribals, such as telis, gwalas, lohars, carpenters, potters, weavers, washermen,barbers, drummers, and bonded labourers and domestic servants of the outsiders. They were not onlyspared, but were seen as allies.
• The tribal people, spread over a large part of India, organized hundreds of militant outbreaks andinsurrections during the 19th century. These uprisings were marked by immense courage and sacrificeon their part and brutal suppression and veritable butchery on the part of the rulers.

The cyclones, which cross 20$^\circ$N latitude generally, recurve and they are more destructive. Accordingly, the cyclone should have recurved around the same latitude where the southernmost portion of Gujarat lies.

Here, in the case of Ockhi, the recurving happened at around the 15$^\circ$N latitude (perhaps, due to the movement of the ITCZ).

ITCZ: https://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/z9yssbk/revision ; Class 9 Geography NCERT;

Source/Improvisation: http://pib.nic.in/newsite/PrintRelease.aspx?relid=174106 ;

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• Manipur's State animal, the brow-antlered deer or Sangai, which lives on the floating morass of Loktak Lake, is also fighting for survival with numbers down to around 200.

Kashmir stag

• It is listed as critically endangered under IUCN Red List.
• It is also called as hangul and it is the state animal of Kashmir.
• These are found in the high altitude regions of Northern India and Pakistan. Now it has been seen only in Dachigam National Park in Kashmir.
• The habitat destruction, over-grazing by domestic livestock, and poaching are the major threats faced by the Kashmir stag.