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Showing questions for August 19, 2025 - Total: 28 questions
Question 6 Aug 19, 2025
Who was the Chinese official that met with Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in New Delhi on August 19, 2025?
Foreign Minister Wang Yi On August 19, 2025, Indian External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar held talks with visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in New Delhi, marking a significant diplomatic engagement aimed at improving strained bilateral ties. The two-day visit by Wang Yi set the stage for the 24th round of boundary talks between India and China’s Special Representatives. Jaishankar acknowledged the recent difficult phase in relations but emphasized the need for a candid and constructive approach to move forward. The meeting was closely watched amid ongoing border tensions and efforts to stabilize trade and diplomatic relations. This high-level dialogue reflects India’s strategic outreach to manage its complex relationship with China, especially in the context of shifting global alliances.
Question 7 Aug 19, 2025
The Delhi government has notified which new legislation to regulate school fees and ensure transparency in private schools?
Delhi School Education (Fee Determination and Transparency Regulation) Act, 2025 The Delhi government officially notified the Delhi School Education (Fee Determination and Transparency Regulation) Act, 2025, after receiving the Lieutenant Governor's assent. This landmark law aims to prevent arbitrary fee hikes by private schools and promote inclusive decision-making. It establishes fee regulation committees with representation from parents, teachers, management, and marginalized groups. The Act ensures fee stability for three academic years and mandates public disclosure of approved fees in multiple languages. It aligns with the National Education Policy 2020 by discouraging profiteering in education.
Question 8 Aug 19, 2025
What percentage of low-income households in Delhi spend at least 15% of their monthly income on drinking water, according to a Greenpeace India survey?
34% A survey conducted by Greenpeace India across 12 localities in Delhi found that 34% of low-income households spend up to 15% of their income on drinking water. Many families rely on private water suppliers, tankers, or Water ATMs due to inadequate supply. During peak summer months, water supply disruptions worsen the crisis, forcing households to pay high prices for basic access. Only 28% of surveyed households receive adequate water, highlighting a severe mismatch between demand and availability. The findings point to systemic infrastructure failures in areas like Savda Ghevra, Seemapuri, and Sangam Vihar.
Question 9 Aug 19, 2025
By when will the Delhi government phase out all CNG buses and transition exclusively to electric buses in the DTC fleet?
Aug-31 The Delhi government has announced that all 2,743 CNG buses in the DTC and cluster systems will be phased out by August 2031. From now on, only electric buses are being inducted into the fleet as part of a clean energy transition. The existing 993 DTC CNG buses over 10 years old will be retired by 2026–27. This shift aligns with national urban mobility goals and environmental sustainability targets under initiatives like the Swachh Bharat Mission 2.0. No funds have been released in the past five years for new CNG bus purchases, confirming the full move to e-mobility.
Question 10 Aug 19, 2025
Which YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT winner had his home in Gurgaon targeted in a firing incident on Sunday, August 17, 2025?
Elvish Yadav Elvish Yadav, a popular YouTuber and winner of Bigg Boss OTT, reported that his Sector 57, Gurgaon home was attacked in a firing incident at 5:25 am on Sunday. Masked men on a motorcycle fired multiple shots at the balcony, walls, and windows. Fortunately, Elvish was not at home, but his family members were inside and remained unharmed. He later broke his silence on Instagram, thanking well-wishers and confirming their safety. The 'Bhau gang' claimed responsibility for the attack through a social media post.

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