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Showing questions for November 08, 2025 - Total: 25 questions
Question 1 Nov 08, 2025
What caused massive flight delays at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport on November 6–8, 2025?
Technical fault in the Automatic Message Switching System (AMSS) A technical malfunction in the Automatic Message Switching System (AMSS), which is critical for automated exchange of flight plans between airlines and Air Traffic Control, led to significant operational disruptions. The issue began on November 6 and cascaded into delays affecting nearly 1,000 flights, with over 20 cancellations. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) had to deploy manual processes and engage the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) to resolve the issue. Although the system was restored, backlogs caused continued delays. This incident highlighted vulnerabilities in India’s aviation infrastructure despite its scale and modernization.
Question 2 Nov 08, 2025
Which entity proposed the 'Tropical Forests Forever Facility' to protect rainforests globally?
Brazil Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva introduced the 'Tropical Forests Forever Facility' during international climate talks hosted in Brazil. The proposal aims to incentivize 74 developing nations to preserve their tropical forests by offering them financial compensation through interest-bearing loans from wealthier countries and commercial investors. This marks a shift from traditional donation-based climate finance to a model that treats forest conservation as an economically viable investment. The initiative responds to years of unfulfilled global commitments to halt deforestation. It underscores Brazil’s leadership role in global environmental diplomacy under Lula’s administration.
Question 3 Nov 08, 2025
According to PM Narendra Modi, what significant event related to 'Vande Mataram' occurred in 1937?
Important stanzas of the song were separated During the 150th-anniversary commemoration of 'Vande Mataram', Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that in 1937, key stanzas of the national song were deliberately separated, which he claimed fragmented its essence and sowed seeds for the nation’s eventual partition. He emphasized that this act reflected a divisive mindset that continues to challenge national unity today. Modi urged the younger generation to understand this historical injustice and reaffirm their commitment to the song’s unifying spirit. The event included the release of a commemorative stamp and coin. His remarks were widely interpreted as a critique of historical decisions made during the freedom struggle era.
Question 4 Nov 08, 2025
Which airline reported a net loss of over ₹2,500 crore in Q2-FY26?
IndiGo IndiGo, India’s largest passenger airline by market share, reported a staggering net loss of more than ₹2,500 crore in the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 (July–September 2025). This loss was more than two-and-a-half times greater than the same quarter in the previous fiscal year. Despite its dominant position in the domestic aviation market, the airline has been grappling with high operational costs, fuel price volatility, and possible inefficiencies. The losses sparked public debate, especially given the company’s near-monopoly status and customer complaints about high service charges. Analysts are closely watching how IndiGo plans to reverse this financial trend.
Question 5 Nov 08, 2025
What directive did the Supreme Court of India issue regarding stray dogs near public institutions?
Remove stray dogs and do not release them back to the same location after sterilization The Supreme Court, responding to rising incidents of dog bites and public safety concerns, directed all schools, hospitals, bus depots, and sports complexes to adequately fence their premises to prevent stray dog entry. Importantly, the Court ruled that sterilized dogs must not be returned to their original locations, as this perpetuates the risk. Authorities were instructed to relocate such animals appropriately. The bench also mandated that all hospitals maintain anti-rabies vaccines and immunoglobulin stocks. This suo motu action reflects the judiciary’s proactive role in addressing civic and public health hazards.

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