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Showing questions for October 11, 2025 - Total: 28 questions
Question 11 Oct 11, 2025
Which initiative has the Delhi Government launched to enable citizens to apply for services like birth and caste certificates through WhatsApp?
Governance through WhatsApp The Delhi Government has introduced the 'Governance through WhatsApp' initiative to digitize and simplify access to public services. Under this program, citizens can interact with a bilingual (Hindi and English) AI-powered chatbot to apply for nearly 50 different services, upload documents, and pay fees—all via WhatsApp. This initiative is being developed by the Information Technology Department of Delhi and includes a real-time monitoring dashboard for departments. The move aims to make government services more accessible, efficient, and faceless. It builds on earlier efforts like doorstep delivery of services under previous administrations.
Question 12 Oct 11, 2025
What was the estimated total consumer spending during Karva Chauth across India in 2025?
₹28,000 crore According to the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), Karva Chauth in 2025 generated a record-breaking ₹28,000 crore in nationwide consumer spending. This marks a significant increase from ₹22,000 crore in 2024 and ₹15,000 crore in 2023. Delhi alone contributed ₹8,000 crore to this figure. The surge was driven by purchases of traditional attire, jewelry, sweets, pooja items, and services like mehndi and salon bookings. CAIT attributed the rise to GST rate cuts and the 'Buy Swadeshi' campaign promoted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Question 13 Oct 11, 2025
Who is the current Chief Minister of Delhi as of October 2025, who hosted the Karva Chauth celebration at Jan Seva Sadan?
Rekha Gupta Rekha Gupta is the Chief Minister of Delhi as of October 2025 and hosted a grand Karva Chauth celebration at her residence, Jan Seva Sadan. This was her first Karva Chauth event since assuming office. She emphasized the festival’s role in preserving cultural heritage and strengthening family values. The event was attended by spouses of Delhi Cabinet ministers, BJP Mahila Morcha leaders, and other dignitaries. Her administration highlighted the importance of celebrating traditional festivals with dignity and inclusivity.
Question 14 Oct 11, 2025
What type of firecrackers is the Delhi Government seeking permission to allow during Diwali 2025?
Green firecrackers The Delhi Government, through its Environment and Tourism Ministers, has requested the Supreme Court to permit the use of 'green firecrackers' during Diwali and Guru Parab in 2025. These eco-friendly crackers are certified by NEERI and PESO and emit fewer pollutants. The government proposed allowing their use for one hour each in the morning and evening, under strict monitoring. Enforcement teams from Delhi Police, DPCC, and MCD will ensure compliance, and citizens can report violations via apps like Sameer and Green Delhi. The move balances religious sentiment with environmental concerns.
Question 15 Oct 11, 2025
What is the fare for adults on the new purple tourist buses launched by the Delhi Tourism Department?
₹500 The Delhi Tourism Department has introduced special purple electric buses for evening sightseeing tours targeting domestic and international tourists. These buses, operated in collaboration with DTC, cover key attractions like Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya, Bharat Mandapam, War Memorial, India Gate, and Dilli Haat. The adult fare is set at ₹500, while children aged 6–12 pay ₹300. Each bus includes a guide who provides information about the sites. The service starts after 6 PM when the Prime Minister Museum closes, offering a curated cultural experience distinct from the discontinued 'hop-on-hop-off' model.

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