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Showing questions for August 07, 2025 - Total: 26 questions
Question 1 Aug 07, 2025
What did Delhi CM Rekha Gupta demand regarding the 'Phansi-ghar' at the Delhi Assembly premises?
A probe into the claims and recovery of funds spent on renovation Delhi CM Rekha Gupta dismissed the AAP's claim about the 'Phansi-ghar' being a historical execution site, calling it a lie. She demanded a formal inquiry into the matter and insisted that the Rs one crore spent on renovating the structure should be recovered. The controversy erupted after Speaker Vijender Gupta led a media tour, asserting the site was actually a tiffin room, not used for hanging freedom fighters. The Assembly witnessed heated protests, leading to the marshalling out of Opposition MLAs. Gupta’s demand reflects concerns over misuse of public funds and historical misrepresentation.
Question 2 Aug 07, 2025
What is the projected GDP growth rate for India in FY25 according to RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra?
6.5 per cent RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra stated that the Indian economy is doing very well, with a projected growth rate of 6.5 per cent for FY25. This is significantly higher than the IMF’s global growth estimate of about 3 per cent. Malhotra highlighted that India contributes around 18 per cent to global growth, surpassing the US contribution of approximately 11 per cent. He also noted that India’s average growth over the past few years has been 7.8 per cent annually. The comments were made in response to US President Trump’s criticism calling India a 'dead economy'.
Question 3 Aug 07, 2025
What action did US President Donald Trump take against Indian goods in response to India's purchase of Russian crude oil?
Imposed an additional 25 per cent tariff, doubling total tariff to 50 per cent US President Donald Trump announced an additional 25 per cent tariff on Indian goods, raising the total tariff rate to 50 per cent. This move was justified by Trump as a response to India’s continued import of Russian crude oil, which he claimed supports Putin’s war in Ukraine. The executive order cited national security concerns and is set to take effect in 21 days. The decision triggered diplomatic backlash from India and led to high-level discussions, including NSA Ajit Doval’s visit to Moscow. India’s leadership and the RBI have downplayed inflationary impacts, asserting economic resilience.
Question 4 Aug 07, 2025
Where is the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit scheduled to be held, which PM Modi will attend?
Tianjin, China Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China, from August 31 to September 1, 2025. This will be his first visit to China since the 2020 Galwan Valley clash, marking a significant moment in bilateral relations. Prior to the summit, Modi will visit Japan on August 30 to attend the India-Japan Summit with PM Fumio Kishida. A bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected on the sidelines. The SCO serves as a key platform for regional cooperation, and Modi may also meet leaders like Vladimir Putin during the event.
Question 5 Aug 07, 2025
What was the focus of NSA Ajit Doval’s high-level discussions during his visit to Moscow amid rising US-India trade tensions?
Strengthening defence and security cooperation with Russia NSA Ajit Doval held high-level discussions in Moscow to strengthen defence and security cooperation between India and Russia. The visit was pre-scheduled but took place at a diplomatically sensitive time, following US President Trump’s announcement of higher tariffs on Indian goods due to India’s Russian oil imports. The talks focused on enhancing strategic collaboration, particularly in defence industry projects under the India-Russia Inter-Governmental Commission. Key bilateral defence initiatives were reviewed, and new avenues for cooperation were explored. The engagement underscores India’s commitment to maintaining strategic autonomy in foreign policy.

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