Showing questions for October 09, 2025
- Total: 29 questions
Question 11 Oct 09, 2025
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What was the primary reason cited by Uttar Pradesh DGP Rajeev Krishna for strengthening Anti-Human Trafficking (AHT) police stations?
To ensure swift and effective investigation and rescue operations in cases of human trafficking and missing childrenUttar Pradesh DGP Rajeev Krishna emphasized the need to enhance the operational capacity of AHT police stations to combat human trafficking, which he described as a 'global organised crime.' He directed that these stations be exclusively dedicated to trafficking-related cases and equipped with necessary infrastructure like vehicles, computers, and communication tools. The directive also mandated prompt FIR registration, immediate rescue operations, and coordination with child protection and women’s welfare departments. This move aligns with Section 143 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, which defines trafficking broadly to include exploitation through coercion, deceit, or inducement. The aim is to protect fundamental human rights, especially of women and children vulnerable to sexual exploitation, forced labor, and illegal adoption.
Question 12 Oct 09, 2025
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Which sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita were invoked in the FIR related to the lift crash at RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd in Chhattisgarh?
Sections 106(1), 289, and 3(5)Following the fatal lift crash at RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd in Sakti district, Chhattisgarh, which killed four workers and injured six, police registered an FIR under specific sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Section 106(1) pertains to causing death by negligence, Section 289 addresses negligent conduct with respect to machinery, and Section 3(5) relates to acts done with common intention. These charges were filed against company directors and other officials for alleged gross negligence and violation of safety standards. The lift had a capacity of 2,000 kg and had undergone maintenance just days before the incident on September 29, raising questions about the quality of maintenance and adherence to protocols. The case underscores the legal accountability of industrial entities for workplace safety.
Question 13 Oct 09, 2025
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In which district of Rajasthan has the 'Khelo, Seekho, Badho' ECCE program been launched?
BaranThe Government of Rajasthan, in collaboration with IMC India Securities and Sesame Workshop India Trust, launched the 'Khelo, Seekho, Badho, Rajasthan' initiative in Baran district—a designated aspirational district under the Government of India’s Aspirational Districts Programme. This three-year program aims to transform Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) by integrating Foundational Learning and improved Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) practices within Anganwadi Centres. It will directly benefit 8,000 children and train 500 Anganwadi Workers in the Kishanganj and Atru blocks starting in 2025. The initiative promotes play-based, joyful learning to foster holistic child development in one of Rajasthan’s most underserved regions. Officials from Rajasthan’s Integrated Child Development Services highlighted the goal of making every Anganwadi a stimulating and safe learning environment.
Question 14 Oct 09, 2025
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Which properties were attached by J&K Police under the NDPS Act in Srinagar?
A residential property and 2.5 marlas of shared land valued at approximately ₹75 lakhJammu and Kashmir Police attached a residential property and 2.5 marlas of shared land in Kenihama, BK Pora, Nowgam, Srinagar, valued at around ₹75 lakh, under Section 68-F of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. The property is linked to Parwaiz Ahmad Ganie alias Pawa, who is currently jailed under the Public Safety Act and named in an NDPS-related FIR. Investigation revealed he held ownership rights to a room in the house and the specified land portion. The attachment legally prohibits the owner from selling, leasing, or altering the property or creating third-party interests. This action is part of a broader crackdown on drug peddlers, including the attachment of assets of four individuals—among them a woman—in Srinagar and Pulwama districts.
Question 15 Oct 09, 2025
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What prompted the reopening of colleges in Leh district on October 9, 2025?
Gradual restoration of normalcy after September 24 violence and a security review by the Lt GovernorColleges in Leh district reopened on October 9, 2025, following a two-week closure due to violent protests on September 24 led by the Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance demanding statehood and Sixth Schedule safeguards. The reopening came after Ladakh Lt Governor Kavinder Gupta chaired a security review meeting and noted significant improvement in the situation, including the prior resumption of schools up to Class 12. He credited the public’s restraint and cooperation for the return of peace and directed a phased lifting of remaining restrictions to restore full normalcy. While mobile internet remained suspended, markets and educational institutions had gradually reopened. The Lt Governor emphasized that peace and stability are essential for Ladakh’s progress and urged youth to resist attempts to disrupt communal harmony.