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Showing questions for August 10, 2025 - Total: 23 questions
Question 16 Aug 10, 2025
What reason did New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon give for maintaining open dialogue with China despite differences in values and systems?
Good partners should be not afraid to talk about those things Prime Minister Christopher Luxon emphasized that while New Zealand and China have different histories, political systems, and values, this does not preclude mature and honest dialogue. He stated that 'good partners should be not afraid to talk about those things,' underscoring the importance of transparency in bilateral relations. This approach reflects a balanced foreign policy that acknowledges China’s global importance while safeguarding national interests. Both Australia and New Zealand have adopted similar strategies in navigating geopolitical competition. Luxon’s comments came during the joint summit with Australia, where strategic alignment was reaffirmed.
Question 17 Aug 10, 2025
What did Nepal’s WWF country representative Ghanashyam Gurung say about recent man-tiger conflict incidents in Nepal?
Such incidents are negligible in 2024-25 compared to 2019–2020 Ghanashyam Gurung, WWF’s country representative for Nepal, noted that while man-tiger conflicts are 'natural' and have occurred historically, their frequency has drastically reduced in recent years. He stated that compared to the 2019–2020 period, such incidents are 'negligible' in 2024–2025, though he did not provide exact figures. This decline is attributed to successful conservation efforts that have nearly tripled Nepal’s tiger population since 2009, from 121 to 355 by 2022. However, some tigers—especially old, sick, or wounded ones—still stray into human settlements in search of food. Experts stress the need to manage habitats better and change human behavior to prevent conflicts.
Question 18 Aug 10, 2025
What was the outcome of NSA Ajit Doval’s visit to Russia, particularly regarding President Putin?
Putin accepted an invitation to visit India later this year National Security Advisor Ajit Doval held high-level talks in Moscow with Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov and met President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin. The discussions focused on military-technical cooperation, joint projects in civil aircraft manufacturing, metallurgy, and the chemical industry. Doval reiterated India’s commitment to bilateral cooperation with Russia despite external pressures, such as U.S. tariffs on Indian goods linked to Russian oil imports. A key outcome of the visit was the formal invitation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, conveyed by Doval, for President Putin to visit India later in 2025. Putin accepted the invitation with gratitude, signaling continued strategic alignment between the two nations amid evolving global dynamics.
Question 19 Aug 10, 2025
Who became the first-ever Indian to enter the Open Men's final at the Asian Surfing Championships in 2025?
Ramesh Budhial Ramesh Budhial made history by becoming the first Indian to reach the Open Men's final at the Asian Surfing Championships. He topped his quarterfinal heat with a score of 14.84 points and finished second in the semifinal with 11.43 points, behind Indonesia's Pajar Ariyana. This consistent performance secured his place in the final, marking a significant milestone for Indian surfing. His achievement highlights the growing presence of Indian athletes in non-traditional sports. The event took place in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, where Indian surfers showed commendable performance overall.
Question 20 Aug 10, 2025
Which New Zealand debutant fast bowler took 9-75 in his maiden Test against Zimbabwe, setting a new record for best match figures by a New Zealand debutant?
Zakary Foulkes Zakary Foulkes delivered a sensational performance on his Test debut, taking 5-37 in the second innings after picking up 4 wickets in the first, totaling 9-75 in the match. This became the best match figures by a New Zealand debutant, surpassing Will O'Rourke's 9-93. His relentless pace and accuracy dismantled Zimbabwe's batting lineup, which was bowled out for just 117 in the second innings. New Zealand won by an innings and 359 runs, their largest Test victory ever. Foulkes narrowly missed a 10-wicket haul but left a lasting impact on his debut.

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