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Showing questions for July 25, 2025 - Total: 23 questions
Question 11 Jul 25, 2025
Which two countries exchanged fire along their border, resulting in 11 civilian deaths in July 2025?
Thailand and Cambodia In July 2025, Thailand and Cambodia engaged in a deadly border conflict, with both nations accusing each other of initiating military clashes. The violence escalated sharply, resulting in the deaths of 11 civilians, primarily in Thailand’s Si Sa Ket province. Thailand responded with airstrikes on Cambodian military targets near the Preah Vihear temple, while Cambodia claimed it was acting in self-defense. Diplomatic relations were downgraded, ambassadors were expelled, and border crossings were sealed. The tensions followed earlier incidents, including land mine explosions that wounded Thai soldiers, further inflaming nationalist sentiments in both countries.
Question 12 Jul 25, 2025
Which country announced plans to reduce restrictions on US beef imports in July 2025?
Australia In July 2025, Australia announced it would relax its restrictions on US beef imports, a decision linked to biosecurity assessments and international trade dynamics. Agriculture Minister Julie Collins stated that updated US cattle tracking measures effectively manage the risk of diseases like BSE (mad cow disease). The move comes after criticism from former US President Donald Trump, who threatened tariffs on Australian goods over the import ban. While the timing of the new rules was not finalized, Australian authorities expressed confidence in the scientific assessment. The opposition, however, raised concerns about potential risks to the $75 billion cattle industry.
Question 13 Jul 25, 2025
Which country revoked a controversial dress code directive for bank employees after public backlash?
Bangladesh In July 2025, Bangladesh’s central bank, Bangladesh Bank, revoked a newly issued dress code directive that had sparked controversy. The human resources department had instructed employees, particularly women, to wear 'modest and professional' attire, with warnings of disciplinary action for non-compliance. The order drew strong criticism and reportedly angered the bank’s governor, Ahsan H. Mansur, who was abroad at the time. Upon learning of the directive through media reports, he ordered its immediate withdrawal. The bank later clarified that no official policy or circular had been issued and that the instruction was merely an internal suggestion based on social norms.
Question 14 Jul 25, 2025
Which organization organized a Town Hall Meeting for staff members in Delhi NCR recently?
Central Bank of India, Delhi Zone The article states that the Central Bank of India’s Delhi Zone Office organized a Town Hall Meeting at the IIC Center, where all staff members from the Delhi NCR region participated. The meeting aimed to inform employees about new bank policies and schemes and discuss workplace issues. Zone Manager Sheeshram Tundwal welcomed the participants and emphasized improving customer service and promoting digital banking. This highlights the bank's focus on internal communication and modernization. The event reflects the institution's efforts to align its workforce with evolving banking practices.
Question 15 Jul 25, 2025
What is the primary purpose of the 5 MWth High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor being developed in India?
Hydrogen production The Union Minister Jitendra Singh stated in a Rajya Sabha reply that the 5 MWth High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor (GCR) is specifically planned for hydrogen production. It will be coupled with thermochemical processes like the Copper-Chloride and Iodine-Sulphur cycles, already developed by BARC. This reactor is part of India’s indigenous development of three types of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) aimed at clean energy and decarbonization. The focus on hydrogen aligns with India’s green energy goals and supports transport and industrial sectors. The project has received in-principle approval and is expected to be built within 60–72 months after administrative sanction.

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