13th November 2025 Current Affairs MCQ Quiz

Leh is going to be in the global spotlight! It's a huge step for India's sports infrastructure to host such a prestigious winter event. It really highlights our growing capability to manage high-altitude international tournaments.

Whenever you see 'Green' in finance, just remember it's all about sustainability. Banks take these deposits to specifically fund projects like solar or wind power, ensuring that your savings are actively helping the transition to clean energy.

Aparna Singh takes the helm at the NCW. It's a pivotal role because she'll be at the forefront of policy advocacy and addressing the grievances of women across the country, which is a massive responsibility.

India has been pushing hard for green hydrogen as the future of energy. This corridor concept is about creating a global network to transport hydrogen, which could actually revolutionize how we think about heavy transport and industry fuel.

6G is going to be incredibly complex, and AI is the key to managing that chaos. The Alliance is working to make sure our network can essentially 'think' and manage traffic by itself to give us those super-fast, reliable connections we're aiming for.

Mongolia honored our PM with this to mark the strengthening of our diplomatic and economic ties. It's a symbolic gesture that highlights how India is deepening its 'strategic partnership' policy in Central Asia.

Think of E-Shram as a digital identity for the millions of unorganized workers in India. The new features help connect them directly to social security schemes, making sure they don't miss out on government help just because they lack formal documentation.

Space debris is a growing nightmare, and 'Gaganyaan-Astra' is India's tech solution to keep our active satellites safe. It's basically a lookout guard in orbit that helps avoid high-speed collisions in space.

IFFI is always a great place to discover global cinema. 'Echoes of the Valley' really resonated with the jury this year for its powerful storytelling and artistic cinematography—it's definitely one you should add to your watchlist.

PM-KUSUM is a game-changer for our farmers. By shifting from diesel pumps to solar-powered ones, they save a huge amount on fuel costs and actually get to earn money by selling the surplus power back to the grid.

It's such a proud moment! Surfing isn't exactly the first sport people associate with India, so Sanchita's win is a huge testament to how much talent we have in unconventional sports if given the right platform.

Kavach is literally an 'armor' for trains. It's an indigenous automatic train protection system that hits the brakes if the pilot misses a signal. It's all about making rail travel significantly safer for all of us.

The IEA report is the gold standard for energy data. Their 2025 outlook shows a real shift in how global powers are investing in transition fuels, and it's essential reading for anyone following global climate policy.

This is a big debate in our polity. The committee's suggestion to sync up elections is meant to save time and a lot of public money, though experts are still discussing how exactly to implement it smoothly across all states.

Maharashtra is taking a bold step here. By taxing heavy polluters, they're creating a fund specifically to help industries adopt cleaner tech—it's a 'polluter pays' model that might become a template for other industrial states.

Bhashini is honestly amazing. It uses AI to bridge the language gap in our country, allowing us to access internet services in our own mother tongue. It’s making the digital space truly inclusive for everyone.

NASA and ISRO have been working closely on this. NISAR is going to give us incredible high-resolution data about the Earth's changing surface, like melting ice caps and tectonic movements. It’s a massive joint effort.

Think of the LAF as the RBI's tool to control the 'flow' of money. By adjusting interest rates at which they lend or borrow from banks, they keep inflation in check and ensure there's enough cash for growth but not too much to trigger price hikes.

This is a landmark legislative change. It reserves seats for women in the Lok Sabha and State Assemblies, which is finally going to bring a much-needed gender balance to our legislative houses.