14 November 2025 Current Affairs MCQ Quiz

We've had a long-standing partnership with Russia's Roscosmos. They’ve been instrumental in sharing technical expertise regarding long-term orbital life-support, which is crucial for our upcoming station.

You know how aggressive some recovery agents get? The RBI is basically saying that digital lenders are now strictly liable for the conduct of the third-party agents they hire. It’s all about protecting your mental peace and privacy.

COP30 is happening in Belem, Brazil. Since it's in the heart of the Amazon, the focus this year is heavily shifted toward rainforest preservation and indigenous rights.

This scheme is a game-changer for bright students who often drop out due to financial constraints. It provides collateral-free, guarantor-free loans to students getting into top-tier higher education institutions.

PV Sindhu is such a perfect pick for this. Her clean track record and international standing make her a great voice to promote doping-free sports among youngsters.

Think of the canisterization as 'store and shoot'. It allows for faster deployment and easier storage, making our nuclear deterrent much more flexible and harder for the enemy to track.

The Quad (India, US, Japan, Australia) launched this to keep an eye on 'dark ships'—vessels that turn off their location transponders to smuggle goods or fish illegally. It's basically high-tech ocean monitoring.

The Ministry of Education is pushing hard to ensure that every child attains foundational literacy and numeracy by grade 3. The '2.0' version brings in more digital tools and better assessment methods.

Italy is very protective of its culinary heritage. They’ve passed this law to shield local farmers from what they call 'synthetic' food alternatives. It's a massive cultural debate over there!

Heavy-duty trucking is one of the hardest parts of the economy to green-up because batteries just don't have the range yet. Green hydrogen is our best bet for those long-haul trucks.

Samantha Harvey took it home this year for her novel 'Orbital'. It’s a fascinating, slim book about astronauts watching the Earth, which feels incredibly relevant right now.

The Right to Privacy is part of the Right to Life under Article 21. The Court is essentially saying that if you've served your time or a matter is resolved, you have the right to ask for your sensitive data to be taken offline.

Sweden is already basically a cashless society. Moving to digital-only is just the final step in a process that started years ago. It’s a major move for financial inclusion and security.

Kavach is our homegrown Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system. If a loco pilot misses a signal, the system automatically applies brakes. It's a lifesaver, quite literally.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) tracks the data, and their latest report is a real wake-up call about how much heat our oceans are absorbing. It's definitely something we need to keep an eye on for exam stats.

Trade-Setu is designed to be a one-stop-shop where small Indian businesses can find information on international trade regulations and connect with buyers abroad. It's all about going 'vocal for local' on a global scale.

Mission Mausam isn't just about rain; it’s about upgrading our entire observational network. We're using AI and better radar systems to make our monsoon predictions way more localized and accurate.

After Brazil wrapped up their term, South Africa took over the mantle. It’s a huge opportunity for them to focus on African economic integration and global debt issues.

Telangana has been leading the way in e-governance. Their new policy ensures that when rural residents use state apps, their data isn't just sitting there exposed. It's a model other states should follow.

It's that tricky territory where nations use intimidation and economic pressure without actually firing a shot. The South China Sea is the textbook example right now because of all the island-building and naval posturing.