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Showing questions for September 23, 2025 - Total: 21 questions
Question 1 Sep 23, 2025
Which two main GST tax slabs are introduced under the next-generation GST reforms announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi?
5% and 18% The new GST reforms announced by PM Modi focus on simplifying the tax structure by primarily adopting two slabs: 5% and 18%. Daily essentials like food, medicines, soap, toothpaste, insurance, and more are either made tax-free or moved to the 5% slab. Items previously taxed at 12% have largely been shifted to the 5% category. This reform aims to reduce household expenses, boost savings, and benefit all sections of society including farmers, women, youth, the poor, middle class, traders, and MSMEs. The move is also expected to encourage investment and accelerate economic progress across states.
Question 2 Sep 23, 2025
What action has the Uttar Pradesh government taken regarding caste-based displays on vehicles and in police records?
Banned caste references in public notices and police documents The UP government has issued a 10-point order banning caste names on vehicles and removing caste columns from police records such as FIRs, arrest memos, and charge sheets. This directive follows an Allahabad High Court order dated September 16 and aims to curb caste-based discrimination and promote social harmony. Authorities are now required to take action against individuals or groups spreading caste-based enmity through stickers, slogans, or social media. The ban applies to all government functions and public signage, reinforcing constitutional values of equality and inclusion.
Question 3 Sep 23, 2025
What did the Supreme Court observe regarding the media's reporting on the Air India crash inquiry in Ahmedabad?
Expressed concern over piecemeal leaking and irresponsible reporting The Supreme Court expressed serious concern over the selective leaking of preliminary findings and 'irresponsible' media reporting on the Air India flight AI171 crash that killed 260 people on June 12, 2025. The bench, comprising Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar Singh, emphasized the need for absolute confidentiality during ongoing investigations. They criticized the media for spreading rumors and speculation, particularly around unconfirmed claims of pilot error. The observations came during a PIL hearing seeking an SC-monitored independent probe, highlighting the importance of protecting victims' rights to truthful information and fair investigation.
Question 4 Sep 23, 2025
Where was a 13-year-old Afghan boy found after arriving on a KAM Airlines flight at Delhi’s airport?
Inside the aircraft’s rear central landing gear compartment A 13-year-old boy from Kunduz City, Afghanistan, was discovered near a KAM Airlines aircraft shortly after it landed at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) on September 21, 2025. He had secretly boarded Flight RQ-4401 from Kabul and hid inside the rear central landing gear compartment—a highly dangerous and rare method of stowaway travel. The incident raised major security and safety concerns, prompting alerts from the airport’s Security Operations Control Centre. Such stowaways face extreme risks including hypoxia, freezing temperatures, and mechanical hazards. The case highlights vulnerabilities in airport security protocols.
Question 5 Sep 23, 2025
What initiative has the UK government proposed to attract global science and tech talent amid US visa restrictions?
Visa fee waiver for top international professionals The UK government is considering a visa fee waiver to attract top global science and tech talent, especially as the US tightens its H-1B visa policies. This initiative is supported by the 54-million-pound Global Talent Fund and the Global Talent Taskforce, aimed at encouraging experts—including many from India—to relocate to the UK. The move is strategic, positioning the UK as a more accessible destination for innovation-driven professionals. Meanwhile, China has also signaled openness by planning a new employment visa, contrasting with the US decision to impose a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas. These developments reflect a global competition for high-skilled workforce.

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