The Survey of India is the national mapping agency of India and is responsible for setting the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India.

The primary objective of the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India is to ensure the accuracy and reliability of geographical data.

Lineage is not a component of the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India.

The minimum accuracy requirement for large-scale maps (1:25,000 and larger) according to the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India is 1 meter.

The maximum allowable error in the positional accuracy of geographical data according to the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India is 2 meters.

The type of missing values is not a factor considered in assessing the completeness of geographical data according to the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India.

The recommended maximum time lag between the date of data collection and the date of data publication according to the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India is 3 months.

The use of consistent data storage methods is not a factor considered in assessing the consistency of geographical data according to the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India.

The recommended minimum number of metadata elements that should be included in the metadata record of geographical data according to the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India is 20.

Data transformation is not a recommended method for ensuring the quality of geographical data according to the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India.

The recommended frequency for reviewing and updating the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India is every 5 years.

Enhanced transparency is not a benefit of implementing the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India.

The role of the National Data Quality Committee in the implementation of the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India is to provide guidance on the implementation of the standards.

Charging users for access to the data is not a responsibility of the data producer under the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India.

The role of the data user under the Data Quality Standards for Geographical Data in India is to assess the quality of the data, use the data responsibly, and provide feedback on the data.