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Showing questions for October 17, 2025 - Total: 19 questions
Question 1 Oct 17, 2025
Which traditional administrative practice did Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah announce would be revived in October 2025?
Darbar Move The Darbar Move is a centuries-old practice involving the biannual shifting of the Jammu and Kashmir government offices between Srinagar in summer and Jammu in winter. It was halted in 2021 by the Union Territory administration citing high costs (over ₹200 crores annually) and logistical challenges. In October 2025, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah announced its revival after cabinet approval and consent from the Lieutenant Governor. The move is seen as symbolic of restoring historical administrative traditions in the region. Critics, however, question its relevance in the digital age.
Question 2 Oct 17, 2025
What did the Karnataka Cabinet decide to regulate in October 2025, requiring prior government permission for activities in public and educational spaces?
Activities of organisations like the RSS In October 2025, the Karnataka Cabinet approved new rules mandating prior government permission for organisations such as the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to hold events or marches in public places, government premises, and educational institutions. The move followed a request by IT Minister Priyank Kharge, who alleged misuse of government properties. While the government claims the rules apply broadly, officials acknowledged they particularly target groups like the RSS that frequently violate existing norms. The Congress government also cited a similar 2013 BJP-era circular to counter opposition criticism.
Question 3 Oct 17, 2025
According to a study by the Wildlife Institute of India, which animal was found to exhibit human-like mood swings and emotional responses?
Cheetahs A pioneering study conducted by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) at Kuno National Park revealed that cheetahs display emotional fluctuations similar to humans. Researchers analyzed behavioral patterns and collected 164 blood samples from ten cheetahs to correlate hormonal changes with visible emotional states. The study found that female cheetahs were more prone to anger and agitation under stress, while males showed greater emotional stability. These findings provide critical insights into the psychological well-being of reintroduced cheetah populations in India. The research combines physiological data with field observations to validate emotional responses in wild carnivores.
Question 4 Oct 17, 2025
What did US President Donald Trump falsely claim about Prime Minister Narendra Modi in October 2025 regarding energy imports?
That Modi assured him India would stop buying oil from Russia In October 2025, former US President Donald Trump claimed during a public appearance that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had personally assured him that India would halt oil purchases from Russia. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) immediately denied this, stating no such conversation had taken place. MEA emphasized that India’s energy imports are guided solely by national interest and consumer protection in a volatile global market. Russian Ambassador Denis Alipov also reaffirmed the strength of Indo-Russian energy ties, stating they are not influenced by third-party pressure. The incident highlighted India’s commitment to strategic autonomy in foreign policy.
Question 5 Oct 17, 2025
Which political party announced 48 candidates for the Bihar Assembly elections just before the nomination deadline in October 2025?
Congress In October 2025, the Indian National Congress announced 48 candidates for the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections, just hours before the nomination deadline for the first phase. This followed a seat-sharing agreement with the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), after initial disagreements over the number of seats—Congress had demanded 60, while RJD initially offered 52. Eventually, Congress was allocated 61 seats, though it later relinquished claims on a few constituencies. The list included three women candidates and covered both election phases. Left parties and smaller allies like Mukesh Sahani are expected to contest the remaining seats in the 243-member assembly.

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