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Showing questions for October 25, 2025 - Total: 25 questions
Question 11 Oct 25, 2025
Who announced the development project for Sambhal’s Manokamana temple under Uttar Pradesh’s tourism initiative?
Jaiveer Singh Uttar Pradesh Tourism and Culture Minister Jaiveer Singh announced the development project for the 141-year-old Manokamana temple in Sambhal. The project, costing Rs 171 lakh, is part of the state’s conservation campaign for ancient shrines and wells. Singh highlighted Sambhal’s mythological significance, including the belief that Lord Vishnu’s 10th incarnation (Kalki) will appear there. The initiative aims to enhance tourist facilities around the temple complex, which includes several smaller shrines and an ancient kund. The announcement reflects the UP government’s broader push to promote religious and heritage tourism across the state.
Question 12 Oct 25, 2025
What amount of revenue did the Central Government earn from scrap disposal during the Special Campaign 5.0 as of October 24, 2025?
₹377.8 crore As per an official statement released on October 24, 2025, the Government of India earned ₹377.8 crore from the disposal of scrap during the ongoing Special Campaign 5.0. This cleanliness and administrative efficiency drive, coordinated by the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG), also freed over 130 lakh square feet of office space. The campaign, running from October 2 to 31, 2025, involved 84 ministries and departments and led to the redressal of over 5.45 lakh public grievances. Notable innovations included transforming e-waste into 3D models and launching citizen engagement initiatives like ‘Dak Chaupals’. The campaign aligns with the government’s vision of ‘maximum governance, minimum government’.
Question 13 Oct 25, 2025
Which leader had 15 FIRs against him quashed by the Calcutta High Court on October 24, 2025?
Suvendu Adhikari On October 24, 2025, the Calcutta High Court quashed 15 FIRs filed against West Bengal’s Leader of the Opposition, Suvendu Adhikari, by the Trinamool Congress-led state government. However, the court also withdrew a previously granted interim protection against arrest, citing that such orders cannot continue indefinitely. A Special Investigation Team (SIT) comprising state police and CBI officials was directed to investigate four remaining cases. Adhikari had originally approached the court in 2022, alleging political victimization. The BJP hailed the quashing of FIRs as judicial validation of their claim that the cases were fabricated to silence opposition voices.
Question 14 Oct 25, 2025
Which technology did Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta describe as essential to control winter pollution in October 2025?
Cloud seeding Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta stated on October 24, 2025, that cloud seeding is essential to combat rising air pollution levels during winter. She referenced a recent test run conducted over Burari, claiming it could help reduce pollution by inducing rainfall. However, the trial faced criticism from local MLA Sanjeev Jha, who alleged it was carried out without informing residents or following standard operating procedures. Cloud seeding involves dispersing substances like silver iodide into clouds to encourage precipitation. While promising, the technique remains controversial due to environmental and procedural concerns, especially in densely populated urban areas like Delhi.
Question 15 Oct 25, 2025
Which community in Dehradun district opposed a Gram Sabha decision restricting women from wearing more than three gold jewellery items?
Jaunsari Women from the Jaunsari tribal community in the Jaunsar-Bawar region of Dehradun district voiced strong opposition to a Gram Sabha decision in Kandar and Idroli villages that limited women to wearing only three gold items—Mangalsutra, nose ring, and earrings—during weddings, with a ₹50,000 fine for violations. They argued that such restrictions infringe on personal choice and misrepresent the path to gender equality. Community members emphasized that gold serves as financial security in emergencies and criticized the one-sided focus on women while ignoring male-related issues like alcohol consumption. Activists and local leaders urged other panchayats not to replicate this rule, advocating instead for education and mutual respect as true foundations of equality.

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