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Showing questions for August 01, 2025 - Total: 30 questions
Question 1 Aug 01, 2025
Who was acquitted along with six others in the 2008 Malegaon blasts case by a Special NIA Court on August 1, 2025?
Pragya Singh Thakur The Special NIA Court acquitted all seven accused in the 2008 Malegaon blasts case due to lack of cogent evidence. Among the accused was Pragya Singh Thakur, a former BJP MP, who had been a central figure in the case. The court observed that the prosecution failed to prove ownership of the motorcycle used in the blast, which was allegedly hers. Additionally, forensic experts could not recover the complete chassis number of the two-wheeler. The judge also noted that Sadhvi Pragya had renounced material life two years before the blast, becoming a sanyasi, which added to reasonable doubt.
Question 2 Aug 01, 2025
What reason did the Special NIA Court give for acquitting the accused in the Malegaon blasts case?
Lack of cogent evidence The Special Judge AK Lahoti acquitted all seven accused because the prosecution failed to produce any cogent or reliable evidence. The court found the evidence presented to be inconsistent and insufficient to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt. It emphasized that while terrorism has no religion, convictions cannot be based on moral suspicion or public sentiment. The court specifically pointed out the failure to link the accused to the bomb motorcycle and the lack of proof that RDX was sourced or used. Thus, the benefit of doubt was extended to all accused.
Question 3 Aug 01, 2025
Which former military official was acquitted in the Malegaon blasts case alongside Pragya Singh Thakur?
Lt Col Prasad Purohit (Retd) Lt Col Prasad Purohit (Retd), a former Military Intelligence official, was one of the seven accused acquitted in the Malegaon blasts case. The court found no evidence that he sourced RDX from Kashmir or was involved in assembling the bomb. Although financial transactions were noted between him and another accused via the Hindu outfit 'Abhinav Bharat', the court ruled the funds were used for personal purposes like house construction and LIC policies. His defense team argued against the misuse of UAPA charges, which the court acknowledged due to lack of proof. This acquittal marks a significant development in a case that had sparked national debate on 'saffron terrorism'.
Question 4 Aug 01, 2025
What economic claim did Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal make in response to Donald Trump's criticism of India?
India is the fastest-growing economy in the world In response to Trump's 'Dead Economy' jibe and 25% tariff imposition, Piyush Goyal asserted that India has transformed from being part of the 'Fragile Five' to the world’s fastest-growing major economy. He credited this growth to reforms and the hard work of farmers, MSMEs, and industrialists. Goyal emphasized India’s rise from the 11th to the 5th largest economy globally. His statement was made in Parliament during the Monsoon Session, highlighting India’s resilience and global economic standing. The Ministry of Commerce has initiated consultations with stakeholders to assess the tariff impact and protect national interests.
Question 5 Aug 01, 2025
Why did Jagdeep Dhankhar resign from the post of Vice President of India?
Citing health reasons Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned from the office of Vice President of India on July 21, 2025, citing health reasons. His resignation came more than two years before the completion of his five-year term. Despite the early resignation, the successor will serve a full five-year term as per constitutional provisions. The Election Commission has since finalized the Electoral College for the upcoming vice-presidential election. Article 66(1) of the Constitution outlines the election process involving elected and nominated members of both Houses of Parliament. The poll body has prepared the updated list of eligible voters for the election.

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