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Showing questions for January 16, 2026 - Total: 12 questions
Question 1 Jan 16, 2026
In which state did at least four people, including children, die in kite-flying related incidents during the Uttarayan festival in January 2026?
Gujarat During the Uttarayan festival in Gujarat, four fatalities were reported—three due to sharp kite strings causing fatal neck injuries and one from electrocution while retrieving a kite stuck on a power line. The districts affected included Bharuch, Anand, Aravalli, and Vadodara. Emergency medical services saw a 33% surge in cases compared to normal days, with non-vehicular trauma rising by 171%. Authorities have repeatedly warned against using manja (glass-coated kite strings), which remain a persistent public safety hazard during the festival. The tragic deaths underscore the need for stricter enforcement of safety regulations during such celebrations.
Question 2 Jan 16, 2026
Which Indian Army Chief emphasized that indigenisation of military equipment is a 'strategic necessity' during the 2026 Army Day celebrations?
General Upendra Dwivedi Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi made this statement during the 78th Army Day parade held in Jaipur on January 15, 2026. He stressed that future warfare demands self-reliance in defense manufacturing and that equipment must be designed and developed within India. He highlighted new units like the Bhairav Battalion and Shakti Baan Regiment as part of efforts to build a more agile and responsive force. Dwivedi also noted that the Russia-Ukraine conflict shows wars can be unpredictable in duration, necessitating robust domestic R&D and repair infrastructure. His remarks align with the government’s 'Make in India' initiative in defense.
Question 3 Jan 16, 2026
Sabarimala chief priest Kandararu Rajeevaru was arrested in a second case related to the loss of gold from which specific part of the temple?
Dwarapalaka plates Kandararu Rajeevaru, already jailed in connection with the theft of gold from the Sreekovil (sanctum sanctorum) doorframe, was formally arrested in a second case concerning the disappearance of gold from the Dwarapalaka (guardian deity) plates. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) obtained permission from the Kollam Vigilance Court to record this additional arrest while he was lodged in Thiruvananthapuram Special Sub Jail. The investigation into the Sabarimala gold losses has drawn national attention due to the shrine’s religious significance and the scale of the alleged theft. Authorities are expected to seek his custody soon to pursue further questioning. This case has raised serious concerns about temple security and administrative oversight.
Question 4 Jan 16, 2026
According to President Droupadi Murmu, what qualities are essential for youth to contribute to 'Viksit Bharat'?
Scientific temper and selfless service Speaking at the 50th convocation of Guru Nanak Dev University in Amritsar on January 15, 2026, President Murmu emphasized that scientific temper, responsible conduct, and selfless service are vital for national development. She urged higher education institutions to instill moral values, integrity, teamwork, and a commitment to societal upliftment in students. The President also addressed Punjab’s drug crisis, calling on universities to guide youth away from addiction. She highlighted that education should not only secure livelihoods but also serve society and repay the debt owed to it. Her vision links individual excellence with collective progress toward a developed India by 2047.
Question 5 Jan 16, 2026
What did Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu describe the announcement of the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire as?
Largely symbolic Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the announcement of the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire as 'largely symbolic' during a conversation with the parents of Ran Gvili, an Israeli hostage whose remains were still in Gaza. He contrasted this view with that of US envoy Steve Witkoff, who portrayed the move as significant progress. Netanyahu emphasized that the formation of a Palestinian governing committee lacked substantive action. His remarks raised doubts about the practical implementation of more complex elements of the ceasefire plan. The situation remains tense, especially concerning the return of hostages’ remains.

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