10th November 2025 Current Affairs MCQ Quiz

Vietnam has been deepening its strategic footprint with us lately. By teaming up on defense technology, we're both aiming to keep the maritime routes in our region safe and stable.

India is really pushing the pedal on renewable energy, isn't it? This massive solar project is a huge step in proving that we don't always need precious land to generate clean power; we can use our vast water bodies too.

Gujarat is becoming a real powerhouse for green energy. Connecting Jamnagar to Kandla is a strategic move to create a hub that can produce and move hydrogen efficiently for our industrial needs.

Arvind Panagariya is leading the charge here. His role is super important because he's essentially tasked with figuring out how the tax pie should be divided between the center and the states for the next few years.

The Artemis program is the talk of the town! They're really focusing on the lunar south pole because that's where the water ice is, which is crucial if we ever want to set up a long-term base on the Moon.

Countries in the Global South are trying to find ways to trade without being overly dependent on established western payment systems. Digital currency settlement is a big part of that conversation right now.

Neeraj Chopra keeps setting the bar higher! His consistency in the javelin throw has made him a household name not just in India, but across the entire continent.

In our hyper-connected world, most of our internet runs through undersea cables. Protecting them is a major national security priority, and that’s exactly what this mission is about.

The WMO is the gold standard for climate data. Their report is a sobering reminder that while we talk about land temperatures, the oceans are absorbing a massive amount of heat, which is changing our weather patterns drastically.

Everyone's been waiting for the sleeper version of the Vande Bharat. Linking our two busiest metros is a huge move to make overnight travel much faster and more comfortable for commuters.

The UK has been aggressive with its green transition. Phasing out coal completely is a massive historical shift for a country that basically powered the Industrial Revolution with it.

Coastal security isn't just one department's job. When you see 'Sagar Kavach', think of it as a combined drill to make sure the Navy and the local marine police are in perfect sync to protect our massive coastline.

Literature awards are always fascinating because they bring stories from different cultures to the global stage. 'Silent Rivers' really captured the judges' attention this year with its poignant storytelling.

The NAMASTE scheme is focused on mechanizing sewer cleaning to ensure safety and dignity for workers. The 'A' stands for Action, highlighting the proactive shift toward using machines rather than manual labor.

Programmable money is the next big thing in fintech. Our RBI is experimenting with this so that a digital rupee could potentially be restricted to specific uses, like ensuring a subsidy is only used for fertilizer and nothing else.

After the lessons from recent years, every country is worried about supply chains breaking down. IPEF is basically the participating nations trying to build a safety net so that one country’s trouble doesn't stop the whole production line.

NISAR is a joint effort between India and the US. It's an incredibly powerful radar satellite that's going to help us monitor things like glacier melt and earthquake-prone areas with amazing detail.

We made great progress with toilets in the first phase, but now the challenge is bigger—what do we do with all the garbage cities produce? Scientific processing is the new target.

Keeping track of who's leading the UNGA is always helpful for your international relations notes. Philemon Yang took the reins for this session to steer the global discourse on key sustainable development goals.