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Showing questions for June 14, 2025 - Total: 19 questions
Question 16 Jun 14, 2025
Which Indian state launched a universal basic income pilot program for artisans and weavers?
Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh initiated a pilot Universal Basic Income (UBI) scheme targeting traditional artisans and weavers across five districts. The program aims to provide ₹6,000 per month to support livelihoods, reduce distress migration, and preserve the state’s rich cultural heritage of handloom and handicraft industries.
Question 17 Jun 14, 2025
Who was appointed as the new Chairperson of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) in June 2025?
Priyank Kanoongo Priyank Kanoongo was appointed as the new Chairperson of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), replacing Dr. Yogesh Pratap Singh. He is a former IAS officer known for his work in child education and welfare programs, and will lead efforts to strengthen child protection laws and policies nationwide.
Question 18 Jun 14, 2025
Which Indian city hosted the 2025 International Maritime Summit focused on port modernization and coastal security?
Kolkata Kolkata hosted the 2025 International Maritime Summit, which brought together global maritime experts, shipping magnates, and naval officials to discuss strategies for port modernization, blue economy development, and enhanced coastal surveillance systems. India emphasized its growing role in Indo-Pacific trade and strategic partnerships.
Question 19 Jun 14, 2025
Which Indian state recently passed a resolution to rename its capital city to honor a historical figure?
Maharashtra Maharashtra passed a legislative resolution to rename its administrative capital, Nagpur, to 'Swami Vivekananda Nagar' in honor of the philosopher and nationalist. The proposal awaits central government approval before it can be officially implemented, reflecting the state’s emphasis on cultural nationalism.

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