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Showing questions for August 16, 2025 - Total: 26 questions
Question 21 Aug 16, 2025
What is the total allocation for the Prime Minister’s new jobs scheme for first-time employees over two years?
`1 lakh crore The Prime Minister’s new jobs scheme for first-time employees has a total allocation of `1 lakh crore for two years, which translates to `50,000 crore annually. This figure is derived from the claim that 3.5 crore people will benefit, each receiving `15,000. The scheme aims to incentivize youth employment in registered private companies. It is designed to appeal politically to first-time voters and lower-middle-class families. However, concerns remain about its long-term economic impact and potential for employers to adjust salaries downward knowing the government is providing a direct incentive.
Question 22 Aug 16, 2025
What major initiative did Prime Minister Narendra Modi announce to reduce India’s dependence on energy imports?
National Deep Water Exploration Mission Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the National Deep Water Exploration Mission to explore oil and gas reserves beneath the seabed. The aim is to boost domestic production and reduce India’s multi-billion-dollar import bill on fossil fuels. Modi referred to this effort as a modern 'Samudra Manthan' (Churning of the Ocean), emphasizing self-reliance. He highlighted that money spent on imports could otherwise be used for poverty alleviation and rural development. Key reforms like the Oil and Gas Fields (Regulation and Development) Amendment Act support this mission, with over 172 discoveries made since 2014.
Question 23 Aug 16, 2025
Why has India refused to comply with US demands to open its agricultural sector to American imports?
Farmers and dairy workers are a crucial vote bank and food security is a national priority India has refused US demands to open its agricultural sector because farmers and dairy workers constitute a major vote bank, and food security is a core national concern. The government emphasizes self-reliance in agriculture, especially given the emotional and political sensitivity around genetically modified foods and market access. Unlike other nations that offered concessions in trade negotiations, India has taken a firm stand, with PM Modi vowing to stand like a 'Great Wall of India' to protect farmers. The sector remains politically sensitive, with ongoing agitations over minimum support prices and procurement. Opening up could disrupt domestic markets and hurt small farmers.
Question 24 Aug 16, 2025
Which university recently achieved the NAAC A++ grade, as mentioned by its Vice Chancellor during the Independence Day speech?
University of Delhi During the 79th Independence Day celebration, Prof. Yogesh Singh, Vice Chancellor of the University of Delhi (DU), announced that DU has been awarded the NAAC A++ grade. He credited this achievement to the collective efforts of faculty, staff, and students. The A++ accreditation is the highest grade given by NAAC, reflecting excellence in education and institutional performance. This recognition strengthens DU’s goal to enter the top 100 in the QS World University Rankings. The VC emphasized that such milestones are acts of patriotism and national contribution.
Question 25 Aug 16, 2025
On Independence Day 2025, how many Indian Coast Guard personnel were conferred the Tatrakshak Medal by the President of India?
5 The President of India conferred the Tatrakshak Medal (TM) on five Indian Coast Guard personnel during the 79th Independence Day celebrations. The award is given annually on Republic Day and Independence Day for gallantry, meritorious service, and devotion to duty. Among the recipients, three were honored for gallantry, including Comdt Srinivas Gadam and Comdt(JG) Ankit Sharma. Two others, IG Anupam Rai and DIG Bibhuti Ranjan, received it for meritorious service. The Tatrakshak Medal was instituted on 26 January 1990 to honor exceptional service in safeguarding maritime interests.

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