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Showing questions for August 13, 2025 - Total: 38 questions
Question 21 Aug 13, 2025
Which state has been directed by the Supreme Court to file an affidavit on steps taken against illegal mining in the Khasi Hills?
Meghalaya The Supreme Court, during a hearing on August 13, 2025, directed the Meghalaya government to submit an affidavit detailing measures taken to curb illegal mining in the Khasi hills. The bench, comprising Chief Justice BR Gavai and Justices K Vinod Chandran and NV Anjaria, expressed concern over rampant mining activities reported by the amicus curiae, senior advocate K Parameshwar. Assam's counsel highlighted that illegal mining in Meghalaya was contributing to flooding in Assam. The Central Empowered Committee (CEC) had visited the site but had not received a response from Meghalaya. The court granted four weeks as a final opportunity for compliance.
Question 22 Aug 13, 2025
What did the Supreme Court mandate regarding leftover food disposal in its premises to prevent dog bites?
All leftover food must be disposed of in covered dustbins Following its August 11, 2025 order on stray dogs, the Supreme Court issued a circular on August 13, 2025 mandating strict disposal of leftover food in covered bins within its premises. This was in response to a significant rise in stray dogs entering court corridors and lifts, attracted by food waste. The court emphasized that open disposal could lead to animal bites and hygiene issues. The directive was part of broader measures after the court ordered the relocation of stray dogs from Delhi-NCR to shelters. Cooperation from all staff and advocates was deemed essential for safety and cleanliness.
Question 23 Aug 13, 2025
What reason did the Delhi High Court give for ordering a retrial in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots Raj Nagar case?
Absence of fair trial may cause loss of hope in the legal system On August 11, 2025, the Delhi High Court ordered a retrial in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case involving the murder of Harbhajan Singh in Ghaziabad’s Raj Nagar, citing a hasty and flawed investigation. The bench noted that the CBI failed to gather sufficient evidence and did not examine key witnesses, including the victim’s children and neighbors. The original 1986 acquittal was based on contradictions in the victim’s wife’s statements and delayed complaint, but the court found the trial judge committed legal errors. The judges emphasized that failure to provide a fair trial after 40 years could erode public trust in the justice system. The CBI has been directed to conduct a fresh investigation on a best-effort basis.
Question 24 Aug 13, 2025
What directive did the Supreme Court issue concerning stray dogs in Delhi-NCR on August 11, 2025?
Permanent relocation of all stray dogs to shelters On August 11, 2025, the Supreme Court ordered the permanent relocation of all stray dogs from Delhi-NCR streets to shelters, citing an 'extremely grim' situation due to increasing dog bite incidents. The court directed authorities to create shelters for around 5,000 dogs within six to eight weeks and warned of contempt proceedings for obstruction. This decision followed public health concerns, including 5,700 annual rabies deaths in India, mostly from dog bites. The ruling sparked debate between animal rights activists and public safety advocates. The court also mandated proper disposal of food waste in its premises to prevent attracting strays.
Question 25 Aug 13, 2025
According to AMFI data, what milestone did India's mutual fund industry recently achieve in assets under management?
Rs 75 trillion The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) reported that the mutual fund industry’s assets under management crossed the Rs 75 trillion mark. This reflects a significant growth in retail participation over the past decade, driven by increased awareness and financial literacy campaigns. The rise is attributed to a shift in mindset from traditional savings instruments like fixed deposits to wealth creation through mutual funds. Steady inflows via SIPs and the introduction of low-entry options like Chhoti SIP have contributed to this achievement. The data underscores a silent revolution in India’s investment culture, especially among first-time and non-metro investors.

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