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Showing questions for October 14, 2025 - Total: 19 questions
Question 6 Oct 14, 2025
Who has been appointed as the chairperson of the high-level committee constituted by Delhi CM Rekha Gupta to oversee Chhath Puja preparations?
Kapil Mishra Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta formed a high-level committee to ensure smooth and safe arrangements for Chhath Puja celebrations across the city. Kapil Mishra, the Minister for Art, Culture and Tourism, was appointed as its chairperson. The committee includes several MLAs and is tasked with identifying suitable locations, reviewing amenities, safety, sanitation, and transport logistics. Mishra emphasized that Chhath Puja symbolizes collective faith and unity, especially for the Purvanchal community in Delhi. The government aims to provide medical facilities, lighting, cleanliness, and traffic management at around 1,000 celebration sites.
Question 7 Oct 14, 2025
How many counterfeit cigarette sticks were seized by Delhi Police in the raid conducted in Nilothi Extension and Chander Vihar Chowk?
2.4 lakh Delhi Police busted a gang involved in supplying counterfeit cigarettes and seized approximately 2.4 lakh cigarette sticks in two separate raids. The first raid in Nilothi Extension on October 9 led to the recovery of 1.6 lakh sticks, and a subsequent operation in Chander Vihar Chowk yielded another 80,000 sticks. The counterfeit nature of the cigarettes was confirmed on-site by a representative from ITC Limited. Four individuals were arrested in connection with the case. This operation highlights efforts to curb the circulation of fake tobacco products in the capital.
Question 8 Oct 14, 2025
Which Delhi minister directed the Forest Department to empanel technically competent agencies for tree transplantation?
Manjinder Singh Sirsa Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa issued a directive to improve the survival rates of transplanted trees by engaging only those agencies equipped with modern machinery and technical expertise. The move followed criticism of past transplantation efforts that used inadequate equipment like backhoe loaders, causing root damage. The Forest Department has since issued an Expression of Interest (EOI) outlining strict technical and machinery standards. The initiative is part of a broader vision to enhance Delhi’s green cover sustainably. Sirsa stressed that this effort treats ecological preservation with the urgency of a public health crisis.
Question 9 Oct 14, 2025
In which area of Delhi did a fire break out on October 14, 2025, resulting in the death of a 52-year-old man?
Tilak Nagar A fire incident in Tilak Nagar, West Delhi, on October 14, 2025, led to the death of 52-year-old Sunil Kumar Ginotra, who was alone at home at the time. The fire engulfed the ground floor of his residence in Vishnu Garden, and three fire tenders were dispatched after a PCR call at 10:03 am. Fire officials managed to bring the blaze under control, but the victim could not be saved. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about fire safety in densely populated residential areas of Delhi. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire.
Question 10 Oct 14, 2025
What significant step did Bangladesh’s interim government take on October 14, 2025, regarding the trial of military officers?
Declared a building inside Dhaka Cantonment as a temporary prison On October 14, 2025, Bangladesh’s interim government declared MES Building No. 54 inside Dhaka Cantonment as a makeshift jail under legal provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, and the Prisons Act, 1894. This move came amid speculation about the trial of 16 serving military officers accused of crimes during the previous Awami League government. The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT-BD) had issued arrest warrants for these officers, but the military claimed they were held in military custody instead. The home ministry did not clarify if the officers would be moved to the newly declared prison, highlighting tensions between civil and military jurisdictions. This development underscores the complex legal and political dynamics in post-government Bangladesh.

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