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Showing questions for August 23, 2025 - Total: 20 questions
Question 1 Aug 23, 2025
Who was appointed as the chairman of the Yamunapaar Vikas Board by Delhi CM Rekha Gupta during the Vastrika 2025 event?
Arvinder Singh Lovely Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced the appointment of Arvinder Singh Lovely, the MLA from Gandhi Nagar, as the chairman of the Yamunapaar Vikas Board during the Vastrika 2025 event. She praised his experience, noting his previous roles in the Sheila Dikshit government, and emphasized his commitment to Delhi’s development without hidden agendas. The board aims to focus on the development of the region historically referred to as "Yamunapaar," which has long faced infrastructural and socio-economic neglect. This appointment aligns with her promise to prioritize East Delhi’s growth and uplift its key commercial hubs like Gandhi Nagar’s garment market. The move is also seen as a strategic political gesture to consolidate support in the region.
Question 2 Aug 23, 2025
Which technology-driven tolling system was emphasized by PWD Minister Parvesh Verma to reduce congestion on Delhi's highways?
Gantry-based tolling with ANPR and FASTag integration PWD Minister Parvesh Verma stressed the urgent adoption of modern, technology-driven tolling systems to eliminate delays caused by outdated physical toll booths. He specifically advocated for gantry-based tolling systems equipped with Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras, RFID readers, and seamless FASTag integration. These systems allow for non-stop, cashless toll collection, significantly improving traffic flow on critical corridors like NH-48, Delhi-Meerut Expressway, and UER-II. Verma chaired a high-level coordination committee urging MCD and NHAI to break silos and implement these systems swiftly. He also highlighted the need to resolve financial discrepancies, such as pending rent dues at Rajokri and Badarpur plazas, to ensure public funds are utilized efficiently for infrastructure development.
Question 3 Aug 23, 2025
Why did JNUSU launch an indefinite sit-in protest at the Dr BR Ambedkar Central Library?
Due to the administration's installation of facial recognition entry gates The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) initiated an indefinite sit-in protest against the administration’s decision to install facial recognition gates at the central library. Students, supported by AISA, labeled the move as a "surveillance apparatus" infringing on their privacy and academic freedom. Despite peaceful demonstrations, the acting librarian permitted contractors to continue installation and allegedly called in Delhi Police to suppress the protest. Students argued that such biometric monitoring creates a hostile campus environment and lacks transparency or consent. The protest underscores growing concerns across educational institutions about unchecked surveillance and the erosion of civil liberties in public spaces.
Question 4 Aug 23, 2025
Who was detained for raising slogans during Chief Minister Rekha Gupta’s event at Gandhi Nagar?
Praveen Sharma Praveen Sharma, a 60-year-old resident of Gandhi Nagar and a self-proclaimed BJP worker with 40 years of party association, was detained for raising slogans during CM Rekha Gupta’s public appearance at the Vastrika 2025 event. He reportedly shouted slogans against Gandhi Nagar MLA Arvinder Singh Lovely while the latter was addressing the gathering. Police personnel swiftly escorted him away from behind security barricades, ensuring no breach of the CM’s security. The incident occurred just two days after an attack on the CM’s residence, heightening sensitivity around her public appearances. Despite the chaos, Deputy Commissioner of Police Prashant Gautam confirmed that VIP security remained intact throughout the event.
Question 5 Aug 23, 2025
Which year is India targeting to launch the first module of the Bharatiya Antariksh Station (BAS)?
2028 India plans to launch the first module of the Bharatiya Antariksh Station (BAS) by 2028, marking a significant milestone in its space exploration journey. The model of the BAS module was unveiled by ISRO during the National Space Day celebrations on August 23, 2025. This initiative will place India among a select group of nations operating orbital space laboratories. The BAS project reflects India's growing capabilities in space technology and long-term vision for sustained human presence in space. It also aligns with ISRO's broader goals, including future manned missions and deep-space exploration.

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