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Showing questions for September 09, 2025 - Total: 21 questions
Question 16 Sep 09, 2025
Why are railway employee unions opposing the Railway Board's circular on contractual hiring in the Signal and Telecom department?
Because it compromises safety in critical train operations Nine railway unions have opposed the Railway Board’s May 6, 2025, circular allowing contractual hiring in the Signal and Telecom (S&T) department, citing serious safety concerns. The S&T department manages complex interlocking systems essential for train safety, requiring 1–1.5 years of rigorous training. The unions argue that contractual staff may lack commitment and be vulnerable to sabotage. They cite a CRS report following the February 2025 Kavaraipettai train collision, which recommended minimizing contractual roles in safety-critical areas. With over 30% vacancies in S&T and track maintenance, unions demand permanent recruitment instead.
Question 17 Sep 09, 2025
What controversy arose from Madhya Pradesh Congress President Jitu Patwari’s recent remarks?
He said the party was 'depressed' when he took over, seen as a dig at Kamal Nath Jitu Patwari, the Madhya Pradesh Congress president, sparked controversy by stating in a post-workout video that the party was 'depressed' when he took charge, widely interpreted as a criticism of his predecessor, former CM Kamal Nath. Nath led the party from 2018 to 2024 and still commands significant influence among workers. Patwari’s comment has deepened factional divides within the state unit, already weakened by the Congress’s total defeat in all 29 Lok Sabha seats in 2024. Political observers criticized the remark for undermining party unity at a critical time. The BJP seized the opportunity to highlight Congress’s internal disarray ahead of future elections.
Question 18 Sep 09, 2025
Which Indian archer won gold in the men’s compound team event at the 2025 World Archery Championships in Gwangju before being eliminated in the individual quarterfinals?
Prathamesh Fuge Prathamesh Fuge was part of the historic Indian men's compound archery team that won a path-breaking gold medal at the 2025 World Archery Championships in Gwangju. Alongside Rishabh Yadav and Aman Saini, Fuge contributed significantly to the team's success. However, in the individual event, he was defeated in the quarterfinals by Denmark's Mathias Fullerton in a shoot-off (148-148, 10-9). Fuge had earlier delivered a sensational performance, including a perfect 150 out of 150 against world number one Mike Schloesser in the pre-quarters. His run ended despite a strong showing, marking both achievement and heartbreak for Indian archery.
Question 19 Sep 09, 2025
Who was handed a 10-month ban by UEFA after failing a doping test due to medication taken for hair loss during cancer treatment?
Yeray Álvarez Yeray Álvarez, a 30-year-old center-back for Athletic Bilbao, received a 10-month ban from UEFA after testing positive for a banned substance. The substance was linked to a medication he took to prevent hair loss caused by treatment for testicular cancer, which he had battled in 2017. UEFA’s ethics and disciplinary inspectors investigated the case, leading to the suspension, which runs until April 2, 2026. Álvarez had accepted a voluntary provisional suspension in early June following the failed test after a Europa League semifinal loss to Manchester United. The incident highlights the complexities athletes face with medical treatments and anti-doping regulations.
Question 20 Sep 09, 2025
Which Indian golfer finished tied 50th at the Houston Championship after shooting 2-over par on the final day?
Pranavi Urs Pranavi Urs concluded her campaign at the Houston Championship with a modest tied-50th finish after shooting a 2-over par on the final day. Her tournament included inconsistent rounds of 72, 69, and 74, reflecting a roller-coaster performance. On the final day, she managed only one birdie against three bogeys, which dented her chances of a higher finish. The other two Indian participants, Avani Prashanth and Tvesa Malik, failed to make the cut. Spain’s Nuria Iturrioz won the event with a four-under 68 in the final round.

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