Showing questions for November 18, 2025
- Total: 33 questions
Question 11 Nov 18, 2025
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Which scam were the three individuals arrested by Delhi Police allegedly involved in?
Forex trading scam with Dubai linksDelhi Police arrested three individuals — including a private bank sales manager — for allegedly being part of an interstate syndicate running a large-scale forex trading scam directed by Dubai-based handlers. The accused created shell companies and opened multiple 'mule' bank accounts to launder proceeds from investment frauds. Victims were lured through social media groups and shown fake trading dashboards displaying fictitious profits. One victim reportedly lost nearly ₹40 lakh, and authorities suspect many more were targeted. The investigation is ongoing to trace international fund flows and identify additional members.
Question 12 Nov 18, 2025
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What major demand did Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta make regarding the city’s water supply at the 32nd Northern Zonal Council meeting?
Revision of the 1994 water-sharing agreement to increase Delhi’s Yamuna water quota to 1,250 MGDAt the 32nd Northern Zonal Council meeting in Faridabad on November 18, 2025, CM Rekha Gupta emphasized that Delhi’s current allotment of 980 MGD of Yamuna water is insufficient for its growing population. She urged a revision of the 1994 water-sharing agreement to raise the city's share to 1,250 MGD. She also advocated for expediting key dam projects like Renukaji, Lakhwar, and Kishau to ensure long-term water and power security. Regional cooperation, especially with Haryana and Punjab, was highlighted as crucial for both water and air quality management. Her remarks reflect Delhi’s mounting pressure on water infrastructure and the need for inter-state coordination.
Question 13 Nov 18, 2025
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What major policy decision did the Delhi Government announce on November 18, 2025, concerning electricity connections?
Lifted the ban on providing electricity connections in 'booked properties'On November 18, 2025, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta approved a significant policy change that lifts the restriction on electricity supply to properties marked as 'booked' by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi for unauthorized construction. This move benefits over 1.25 lakh families who had been deprived of legal power connections despite living in structures not yet under active demolition. The decision was taken in public interest to uphold citizens’ fundamental rights and reduce reliance on illegal hookups, which pose safety hazards. Under the revised rule, DISCOMs can deny connections only if MCD issues a formal notice of active demolition. The government emphasized transparency, coordination between civic agencies, and guaranteed access to essential services.
Question 14 Nov 18, 2025
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Who passed away on November 17, 2025, and was known as the former Chairman of the Murugappa Group?
Arunachalam VellayanArunachalam Vellayan, aged 72, former Chairman of the Murugappa Group and Chairman Emeritus of Coromandel International, passed away on November 17, 2025, following a prolonged illness. He played a pivotal role in shaping the strategic direction of the diversified businesses under the Murugappa Group, enhancing its stature as one of India’s most respected conglomerates. Vellayan served on the boards of several key companies including EID Parry Ltd, EXIM Bank, and Indian Overseas Bank. He also led prominent industry bodies like the Fertiliser Association of India and the Southern India Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, he was the Chairman of the Board of Governors at IIM Kozhikode and held honorary doctorates from Aston University and Tamil Nadu Agricultural University.
Question 15 Nov 18, 2025
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Which three policies were announced to be unveiled by the Karnataka government at the Bengaluru Tech Summit (BTS) 2025?
IT policy, startup policy, and space technology policyOn November 18, 2025, during the 28th Bengaluru Tech Summit, the Karnataka government announced the unveiling of three key policies: the Information Technology Policy (2025–30), the Startup Policy (2025–30), and the Space Technology Policy. These policies aim to strengthen Karnataka’s position as a global innovation hub, with financial and non-financial incentives to attract investments and promote entrepreneurship beyond Bengaluru. The Startup Policy has a five-year outlay of ₹518.27 crore and targets the creation of 25,000 startups, including 10,000 from non-Bengaluru clusters. The summit, themed 'Futurise', featured participation from global experts, investors, and government officials. These initiatives underscore the state’s commitment to deep tech, sustainability, and inclusive tech growth.