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Showing questions for September 26, 2025 - Total: 21 questions
Question 6 Sep 26, 2025
Where was the decommissioning event for the Indian Air Force's MiG-21 fighter jets held on September 26, 2025?
Chandigarh The Indian Air Force held a mega decommissioning event for its legendary MiG-21 fighter jets in Chandigarh on September 26, 2025. This location is historically significant as it was the first base where the MiG-21 aircraft were inducted over six decades ago. The farewell event marked the end of an era for the MiG-21 Bison variant, which has been a key part of India’s air defense since the 1960s. Air Chief Marshal A P Singh flew the last sortie of the MiG-21 Bison during this ceremony. The retirement signifies a strategic shift towards more modern and indigenous aircraft in the IAF’s fleet.
Question 7 Sep 26, 2025
India recently delivered humanitarian aid to Afghanistan via which strategic port despite US sanctions?
Chabahar India sent three container loads of humanitarian aid to Afghanistan through Iran’s Chabahar port on September 26, 2025, demonstrating its commitment to regional stability and humanitarian support. This move came despite the United States announcing the withdrawal of a key sanctions waiver effective September 29, 2025, which previously protected India’s operations at Chabahar. The aid included essential supplies like food, medicines, tents, water purifiers, and blankets aimed at helping earthquake-affected populations. Chabahar is strategically vital for India as it provides a trade and transit corridor to Afghanistan and Central Asia bypassing Pakistan. By proceeding with the shipment, India underscored Chabahar’s role not only as a trade route but also as a critical humanitarian lifeline.
Question 8 Sep 26, 2025
What is the range of the Agni-Prime missile successfully test-fired by India in late September 2025?
2,000 km India successfully test-fired the intermediate-range Agni-Prime missile with a range of 2,000 km from a rail-based mobile launcher on September 25, 2025. This marked the first time the missile was launched using a rail-mobile system, enhancing its strategic deployment flexibility and survivability. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh confirmed the success of the test, calling it a 'first-of-its-kind launch' that strengthens India’s deterrence capabilities. The Agni-Prime is a next-generation ballistic missile designed for higher accuracy and improved maneuverability compared to earlier Agni variants. The successful test highlights India’s advancements in indigenous missile technology and strategic defense preparedness.
Question 9 Sep 26, 2025
How much was the defence contract signed between the Indian government and HAL for the procurement of 97 Tejas MK-1A aircraft?
₹62,370 crore On September 26, 2025, the Ministry of Defence signed a contract worth over ₹62,370 crore (excluding taxes) with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) to procure 97 Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas MK-1A fighters for the Indian Air Force. The deal includes 68 single-seat fighters and 29 twin-seaters along with associated equipment. Approved by the Cabinet Committee on Security, the acquisition aims to bolster the IAF’s combat capabilities with advanced avionics, active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar, and beyond-visual-range missiles. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2027–28 and be completed within six years. This contract marks one of the largest indigenous defence production efforts in India’s history.
Question 10 Sep 26, 2025
According to PM Modi, how much tax was charged by the Congress government on a purchase of `100 before 2014?
`31 PM Modi claimed that during the Congress rule before 2014, a tax of `31 was imposed on every `100 worth of goods purchased. He contrasted this with the post-GST scenario, where taxation became more streamlined and transparent. After GST implementation in 2017, he noted the same item costing `100 only increased by `18, making it `118, thus saving `13 per hundred. He highlighted that everyday items have become cheaper due to GST reforms, reducing kitchen expenses for common people. This narrative supports the BJP’s claim of economic reform and relief under its governance.

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