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Showing questions for January 09, 2026 - Total: 18 questions
Question 1 Jan 09, 2026
Which Indian state's BJP MLAs recently wrote to the Chief Minister accusing government officials of arbitrary functioning and disconnect from public grievances?
Gujarat Five BJP MLAs from Gujarat’s Vadodara district—Shailesh Mehta, Ketan Inamdar, Dharmendrasinh Vaghela, Akshay Patel, and Chaitanyasinh Zala—submitted a formal complaint to CM Bhupendra Patel. They alleged that district administration officials, including the Collector and Police Commissioner, were acting on personal whims and presenting a misleadingly positive picture to the government while ignoring ground realities. The letter claimed that governance in the district had come to a 'standstill'. This rare internal criticism within the ruling party underscores growing tensions between elected representatives and bureaucracy in the state. The incident reflects broader concerns about administrative accountability and responsiveness.
Question 2 Jan 09, 2026
What stance has the Indian Central Government taken regarding a PIL seeking reduced GST on air purifiers?
Opposed the PIL, citing constitutional separation of powers The Centre opposed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed in the Delhi High Court that sought to classify air purifiers as 'medical devices' and reduce GST from 18% to 5%. In its affidavit, the government argued that judicial intervention in tax matters violates the constitutional principle of separation of powers, as GST rates are exclusively determined by the GST Council under Article 279A. It emphasized that courts cannot override fiscal policy decisions made by constitutionally designated bodies. The PIL, filed by advocate Kapil Madan, highlighted severe air pollution in Delhi and argued that air purifiers should not be treated as luxury items. Despite the court’s earlier suggestion to consider tax relief, the government maintained its position against judicial interference in economic policy.
Question 3 Jan 09, 2026
Which country recently expanded visa restrictions for Indian citizens, suspending most visa categories beyond business and employment?
Bangladesh Bangladesh’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced a significant expansion of visa restrictions for Indian passport holders, halting issuance of tourist, medical, and other non-essential visas. The restrictions now apply to Bangladeshi missions in Kolkata, Mumbai, and Chennai, in addition to existing curbs in Delhi, Agartala, and Guwahati. Consular operations in Kolkata have been completely suspended. The move comes amid diplomatic tensions following political changes under the Yunus-led administration in Dhaka. Although framed as an 'administrative review,' the decision affects thousands of Indian travelers and signals deeper bilateral strains between the neighboring countries.
Question 4 Jan 09, 2026
Which US President ordered withdrawal from over 60 international organizations, including the International Solar Alliance co-founded by India?
Donald Trump On January 8, 2026, US President Donald Trump signed a memorandum directing the United States to withdraw from 66 international organizations, including 31 UN bodies and 35 non-UN entities. Among them was the International Solar Alliance (ISA), a climate initiative launched jointly by India and France with over 100 signatory nations. The White House stated these organizations no longer aligned with American interests and allegedly undermined US sovereignty, security, or economic priorities. This move marks a sharp escalation of Trump’s 'America First' foreign policy. The withdrawal includes halting participation and funding wherever legally permissible, significantly impacting global cooperation on climate and development issues.
Question 5 Jan 09, 2026
Who praised NCC cadets for their role in Operation Sindoor during the Republic Day Camp in Delhi Cantonment?
Air Chief Marshal AP Singh Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, the Chief of the Indian Air Force, addressed NCC cadets at the Republic Day Camp held in Delhi Cantonment on January 9, 2026. He commended their contributions during Operation Sindoor, highlighting their involvement in civil defence activities like emergency drills and blood donation camps. He emphasized that life is not just about personal gain but also about contributing to the nation. His speech aimed to inspire youth to persevere through failures and serve the country regardless of their chosen profession. The IAF chief shared his own journey of overcoming setbacks to reach the top post.

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