Showing questions for January 03, 2026
- Total: 16 questions
Question 11 Jan 03, 2026
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On New Year’s Day 2026, the daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited a significant national site. What was the name of the mausoleum she visited?
Kumsusan Palace of the SunOn 01 January 2026, Kim Ju Ae, the teenage daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, made her first known public visit to the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun in Pyongyang, as reported on 03 January 2026. The mausoleum houses the embalmed bodies of her grandfather Kim Jong Il and great-grandfather Kim Il Sung, founding leaders of North Korea. Her prominent positioning in state media footage—standing in the front row and bowing deeply—has led experts to speculate about her potential grooming as a successor. This rare public appearance signals a possible dynastic transition plan within the secretive regime. The event coincided with New Year celebrations and preceded an anticipated Workers’ Party congress, adding political weight to her visibility.
Question 12 Jan 03, 2026
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Which Indian cricketer suffered a rib fracture during the Vijay Hazare Trophy and is expected to be out for six weeks?
Sai SudharsanSai Sudharsan, a young Indian batter from Tamil Nadu, sustained a fracture in the anterior cortex of his seventh right rib while diving during a Vijay Hazare Trophy match against Madhya Pradesh in Ahmedabad. He reported to the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru on December 29, 2025, where scans confirmed the injury. The standard recovery time for such fractures is six to eight weeks, casting doubt on his availability for upcoming Ranji Trophy matches. However, he is expected to recover in time for the IPL season with Gujarat Titans. The injury occurred at the same spot where he was previously hit during a net session in the same tournament.
Question 13 Jan 03, 2026
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Which country's women's cricket team is scheduled to play a four-match white-ball friendly series against Assam starting January 8, 2026?
NamibiaThe Namibia senior women's cricket team is set to play a four-match white-ball series against Assam, comprising two ODIs and two T20Is, as part of a reciprocal engagement between Cricket Namibia and the Assam Cricket Association (ACA). The visiting team will arrive in India on January 6, 2026, with matches scheduled across Mangaldai Stadium and the ACA Cricket Academy Ground in Fulung. This series marks a significant milestone for Assam cricket, aiming to strengthen bilateral sporting relations and provide competitive exposure for players from both nations. The initiative follows the earlier tour of the Assam men’s team to Namibia in the previous year, highlighting growing cricketing ties between the two regions.
Question 14 Jan 03, 2026
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Which player was notably excluded from South Africa's provisional 15-member squad for the 2026 T20 World Cup despite being part of recent setups?
Tristan StubbsTristan Stubbs, known for his aggressive middle-order batting, was a surprising omission from South Africa's provisional 15-member squad for the 2026 T20 World Cup co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka. The squad retained seven players from the 2024 final, including Quinton de Kock and Kagiso Rabada, but excluded Stubbs despite his previous contributions. New additions like Dewald Brevis and Jason Smith were included based on strong domestic and SA20 performances. South Africa is placed in Group D alongside Afghanistan, Canada, New Zealand, and the UAE, with their opening match scheduled against Canada in Ahmedabad on February 9, 2026. Stubbs’ exclusion has sparked debate among fans and analysts regarding selection consistency and future planning.
Question 15 Jan 03, 2026
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Which Indian shooter won the women’s 10m Air Rifle title at the 68th National Shooting Championship in Bhopal?
Ameerah ArshadAmeerah Arshad from Haryana clinched the women's 10m Air Rifle gold at the 68th National Shooting Championship held in Bhopal on January 3, 2026. She secured victory by a narrow margin of 0.1 point over Railways’ Rajshree Sancheti, finishing with a final score of 251.9. Chhattisgarh’s Pranju Shree Somani earned the bronze with 230.5 points. Ameerah also contributed to Haryana’s team gold in the same event and won a silver in the youth women’s final. Her composed performance under pressure highlights her rising stature in Indian shooting, especially in Olympic disciplines.