Showing questions for February 14, 2026
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Question 6 Feb 14, 2026
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What humanitarian aid did Mexico send to Cuba to address the island's energy crisis in February 2026?
Food supplies including milk, rice, beans, and hygiene itemsMexico dispatched two Navy ships carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba as the island faced a deepening energy crisis described by President Miguel Diaz-Canel as an 'energy blockade' resulting from U.S. policies. One vessel transported approximately 536 tonnes of food items including milk, rice, beans, sardines, meat products, cookies, canned tuna, and vegetable oil, plus personal hygiene items. The second ship carried just over 277 tonnes of powdered milk specifically. Cuban aviation officials had warned of insufficient fuel for aircraft refueling, leading Air Canada to suspend flights and other airlines to implement layovers in the Dominican Republic. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum pledged to send additional support of different kinds after the ships returned to Mexico.
Question 7 Feb 14, 2026
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Which political party secured a landslide victory in Bangladesh's parliamentary elections held on February 13-14, 2026?
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) cruised toward a sweeping victory in the landmark parliamentary polls, set to return to power after a two-decade gap. According to unofficial Election Commission results, the BNP secured 209 out of 297 announced seats, while right-wing Jamaat-e-Islami won 68 seats. The elections followed the 2024 youth-led uprising that resulted in the fall of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's Awami League government, which was subsequently barred from contesting the polls. The election recorded a 59.44 percent voter turnout across 299 constituencies. Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari and China both extended congratulations and expressed readiness to strengthen bilateral cooperation with the incoming BNP-led government.
Question 8 Feb 14, 2026
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What was the voter turnout percentage for Bangladesh's referendum on the July National Charter reform package?
60.26 per centBangladesh conducted a referendum alongside its parliamentary elections on February 13, 2026, seeking public approval for the complex 84-point reform package known as the July National Charter. The Election Commission announced a 60.26 percent voter turnout for the referendum, with 48,074,429 votes cast in favor of 'yes' and 22,565,627 voting 'no'. The charter, announced by Interim Government chief Muhammad Yunus on October 17 after extensive consultations, covered four major reform areas requiring either constitutional amendments or ordinary legislation. Out of the 84 proposals, 47 required massive constitutional amendments while 37 could be implemented through laws, ordinances, regulations and executive orders. The referendum results were announced despite the High Court imposing a bar on declaring parliamentary election results in two constituencies.
Question 9 Feb 14, 2026
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How many youth appeared for the Group-C posts CET examination conducted by the Haryana government in July 2025?
13.48 lakhThe Haryana government conducted a Common Entrance Test (CET) for Group-C government posts in July 2025, which witnessed an unprecedented participation of 13.48 lakh (1.348 million) young candidates. This massive turnout demonstrates the high demand for government employment opportunities among Haryana's youth population. The examination was part of the state's broader initiative to streamline recruitment processes and provide transparent employment opportunities. The large number of applicants also reflects the government's success in creating awareness about career opportunities in public service. This recruitment drive aligns with the state's 'Non-Stop Haryana' mission focused on youth empowerment and employment generation.
Question 10 Feb 14, 2026
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What does the term 'donkey route' refer to in the context of Haryana government's recent legislative action?
Illegal recruitment shortcutsThe Haryana government has recently enacted legislation specifically designed to eliminate the 'donkey route' – a colloquial term referring to illegal shortcuts and irregular practices used in government recruitment processes. These unethical practices typically involved manipulation of eligibility criteria, fake documentation, or backdoor appointments that bypassed merit-based selection procedures. The new law aims to ensure transparency, fairness, and meritocracy in all government hiring processes across various departments. By criminalizing such practices, the government seeks to protect genuine candidates and maintain the integrity of public service recruitment. This legislative measure forms part of Haryana's broader governance reforms aimed at institutionalizing clean and transparent administrative practices.