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Showing questions for October 09, 2025 - Total: 29 questions
Question 16 Oct 09, 2025
Who was arrested in connection with the death of singer Zubeen Garg in Singapore?
Sandipan Garg Sandipan Garg, an Assam Police DSP and cousin of the late singer Zubeen Garg, was arrested on 09/10/2025 in connection with Zubeen’s drowning death in Singapore on September 19. He was present on the yacht during the incident and has been remanded to seven days of police custody. The case includes charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for murder, culpable homicide, and negligence. This marks the fifth arrest in the case, following the detention of the singer’s manager and band members. Authorities are also verifying whether Sandipan obtained proper government permission for foreign travel, as required for public servants.
Question 17 Oct 09, 2025
Which Indian film studio hosted UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer during his visit to Mumbai?
Yash Raj Films On 09/10/2025, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited Yash Raj Films (YRF) Studios in Mumbai’s Andheri suburb, where he was welcomed with posters of iconic Bollywood films. During the visit, Starmer announced new collaborative film projects between major Indian production houses and the UK, aiming to boost jobs and cultural ties. YRF confirmed plans to shoot major productions in the UK from early 2026, expected to generate over 3,000 jobs. The visit also marked the 30th anniversary of 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge,' a film symbolizing Indo-UK cinematic relations. The collaboration is backed by a Memorandum of Understanding between the British Film Institute and India’s National Film Development Corporation.
Question 18 Oct 09, 2025
What did West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee criticize regarding air travel from Bagdogra?
Airfare hike amid natural disaster On 09/10/2025, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee strongly criticized the sharp increase in airfares from Bagdogra airport following floods and landslides in North Bengal. She described the price surge as “discriminatory” and questioned why the state was being treated unfairly during a humanitarian crisis. The criticism comes amid efforts to provide relief and restore normalcy in affected regions. Her remarks highlight concerns about profiteering during emergencies and call for regulatory oversight. The issue underscores the broader challenge of ensuring equitable access to transport during disasters.
Question 19 Oct 09, 2025
Five individuals were arrested in Hyderabad for involvement in which type of cybercrime?
Online gaming fraud On 09/10/2025, Hyderabad Cyber Crime Police arrested five individuals for operating fake online gaming platforms that lured victims with promises of unreal profits. These accused supplied bank accounts and SIM cards to a cyber gang that defrauded innocent users of large sums of money. The operation was part of a broader crackdown on digital financial fraud targeting vulnerable citizens. Authorities emphasized the growing threat of cyber-enabled financial crimes in India. The case highlights the need for public awareness and stronger regulatory mechanisms against deceptive digital schemes.
Question 20 Oct 09, 2025
What recent event prompted women's rights activists in Latvia to stage a protest by taping their mouths shut?
Latvia’s possible withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention In October 2025, women's rights activists in Latvia held a powerful demonstration outside the Latvian parliament, symbolically taping their mouths shut to protest the government's move toward withdrawing from the Istanbul Convention. This Council of Europe treaty, ratified by Latvia in 2023, is designed to protect women from violence and ensure standardized support for victims of domestic abuse and gender-based violence. The protest followed a parliamentary decision to initiate the withdrawal process, sparking national and international concern. Activists staged the second such protest within two weeks, using red handprints on white cloth and binding their hands to symbolize silencing and helplessness. The Istanbul Convention remains a cornerstone of European efforts to combat violence against women.

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