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Showing questions for October 13, 2025 - Total: 23 questions
Question 1 Oct 13, 2025
What was the seat-sharing arrangement between BJP and JD(U) for the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections as announced by the NDA?
101 seats each The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) announced that both the BJP and Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United) would contest 101 seats each in the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections. This marks a shift from the 2020 elections, where JD(U) contested more seats than BJP. The change reflects BJP’s growing influence in the alliance. Other NDA allies like LJP (Ram Vilas) received 29 seats, while HAM and RLM were allocated 6 seats each. This arrangement followed intense negotiations among alliance partners.
Question 2 Oct 13, 2025
Who represented India at the Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit held on October 13, 2025?
Kirti Vardhan Singh India was represented by Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh at the high-profile Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit in Egypt. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, despite receiving an invitation, opted not to attend. The summit aimed to advance a long-term resolution to the Gaza conflict and promote Middle East stability. It was co-chaired by US President Donald Trump and attended by nearly 20 global leaders. The Indian government chose a ministerial-level representative to maintain diplomatic engagement without top leadership presence.
Question 3 Oct 13, 2025
According to the Pakistani Army, how many of its soldiers were killed in the October 11–12 border clashes with Taliban and TTP militants?
23 The Pakistani Army reported that 23 of its soldiers were killed during intense overnight clashes along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border on the intervening night of October 11–12, 2025. The statement claimed that over 200 Taliban and TTP-affiliated terrorists were neutralized in the same operation. Pakistan accused Afghan-based militants of launching an unprovoked attack aimed at destabilizing the frontier. In response, Pakistani forces conducted precision strikes and briefly captured 21 hostile positions inside Afghan territory. The army emphasized its commitment to defending national sovereignty while avoiding civilian casualties.
Question 4 Oct 13, 2025
Which former Indian minister recently criticized Operation Blue Star as 'not the right way' to handle militants in the Golden Temple?
P Chidambaram Former Union Home Minister P Chidambaram stated that Operation Blue Star in 1984 was not the correct approach to flush out militants from the Golden Temple. He acknowledged that while Indira Gandhi paid with her life for the decision, the operation was a collective outcome involving the Army, intelligence, police, and civil administration—not solely her fault. Chidambaram contrasted it with Operation Black Thunder, which kept the Army out and was more effective. His remarks stirred controversy and drew criticism from some Congress leaders. The comments were made during a public address in Shimla.
Question 5 Oct 13, 2025
What major international event took place in New Delhi on October 13, 2025, involving over 40,000 participants and aimed at supporting the underprivileged?
Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon The Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon (VDHM) was held on October 13, 2025, in New Delhi, drawing over 40,000 participants across multiple race categories including the Half Marathon, 10K, and runs for senior citizens and persons with disabilities. The event was flagged off by Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and featured global icons like nine-time Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis. Delhi Metro provided free early-morning services to facilitate runners. The marathon is known not just for sports but for its significant contributions to underprivileged communities through fundraising and awareness, as highlighted by participants like J&K CM Omar Abdullah.

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