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Showing questions for October 31, 2025 - Total: 4 questions
Question 1 Oct 31, 2025
Which port project in Iran received a six-month exemption from US sanctions effective October 29, 2025?
Chabahar Port The Chabahar Port project in Iran received a six-month exemption from US sanctions, retroactively effective from October 29, 2025, as confirmed by India’s Ministry of External Affairs. This exemption allows India to continue developing and operating the strategically vital port without facing punitive restrictions. Chabahar Port is crucial for India as it provides an alternative trade route to Afghanistan and Central Asia, bypassing Pakistan. India has committed $370 million through India Ports Global Limited for the Shahid Beheshti terminal under a 10-year agreement signed with Iran. The MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasized India’s continued commitment to the project despite geopolitical complexities.
Question 2 Oct 31, 2025
What was the reason cited by the Delhi Police for opposing bail to Umar Khalid and others in the Supreme Court?
They conspired to strike at the sovereignty and integrity of India The Delhi Police opposed bail for Umar Khalid and others, alleging they conspired to destabilize the Indian state through a 'regime change operation' disguised as peaceful protest during the 2020 anti-CAA/NRC demonstrations. The police claimed to have collected visual, documentary, and technical evidence linking the accused to nationwide communal riots that left 53 dead and over 700 injured. They argued that such offences under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) warrant 'jail, not bail.' The police also accused the accused of deliberately delaying the trial through numerous obstructive applications. The bail pleas were scheduled for hearing on November 1, 2025, before a Supreme Court bench.
Question 3 Oct 31, 2025
Which two teams will face each other in the Women’s Cricket World Cup final after the semifinals held in October 2025?
India and South Africa India secured a historic victory over defending champions Australia in the Women’s World Cup semifinal by chasing down a massive target of 339 runs, one of the highest successful chases in tournament history. Jemimah Rodrigues played a match-winning knock of 127*, supported by captain Harmanpreet Kaur’s 89. Despite a strong Australian total powered by Phoebe Litchfield’s century, India’s disciplined batting and composure under pressure led them to the final. They will now face South Africa in the final, aiming for their first-ever Women’s World Cup title. The match showcased India’s growing prowess in high-stakes international cricket.
Question 4 Oct 31, 2025
Which Islamic preacher is reportedly planning to visit Bangladesh in November 2025, prompting India to urge Dhaka to take action?
Zakir Naik India’s Ministry of External Affairs urged Bangladesh to take appropriate action against Zakir Naik, who is wanted in India as a fugitive. Naik, currently based in Malaysia, is scheduled to visit Bangladesh from November 28–29, 2025, for a charity event—despite a prior ban by the Sheikh Hasina government following the 2016 Dhaka terror attack. Two of the attackers in the Holey Artisan Bakery massacre were reportedly inspired by Naik’s sermons, leading to the banning of his Peace TV network in Bangladesh. India emphasized that Dhaka should act in accordance with international norms regarding wanted individuals. The planned visit has reignited concerns over religious extremism and cross-border legal accountability.