15 October 2025 Current Affairs MCQ Quiz

Tamil Nadu has been leading the charge here. By setting up this second phase of the Green Corridor, they're basically ensuring that all that extra solar power generated in the southern districts doesn't go to waste and actually reaches the national grid efficiently.

Han Kang made history this year. Her writing is incredibly intense and emotional, often diving deep into the trauma and historical scars of her home country, South Korea. Definitely someone you should read if you like literature that stays with you.

The RBI is really pushing to get the e-Rupee into the hands of the common person. By moving it into the micro-finance space, they're trying to see if digital currency can make credit more accessible and transparent for small borrowers.

Think of this as our version of the space mission, but for the ocean floor. The Deep Ocean Mission is all about exploring the vast resources hidden under our seas, and Matsya 6000 is the vessel that’s going to take our scientists down there.

India and Japan have been strengthening ties for a while now. This treaty is a big deal because it focuses on building up port infrastructure, which helps create a more reliable and secure trade route across the Indo-Pacific region.

Sanjay Aggarwal has stepped into this role. It’s a pretty busy chair to hold, especially with how quickly our telecom landscape is changing with 6G research and satellite internet regulations coming into play.

Methane is a tricky gas because it's a huge contributor to warming. By signing this, India is committing to drastically reducing methane emissions from landfills, which is a major, yet often overlooked, source of greenhouse gases in urban areas.

Google is bringing their AI expertise to the table here. The goal is to provide personalized learning assistance to students in remote areas where finding specialized teachers for every subject can be a real struggle.

It's all about speed and comfort for daily commuters. The Delhi-Panipat route is one of the busiest, so bringing the Vande Bharat experience there is a massive step up for the thousands of people traveling between these two hubs every single day.

The US, specifically through NASA, is really focused on building a station around the Moon. This module is the supply ship, essentially, that will keep the future astronauts stationed in orbit well-stocked with what they need.

These two NGOs put it out every year. It’s always a point of discussion in policy circles because while it highlights serious issues, many governments, including India's, often question how they collect their data and define hunger.

Believe it or not, it's Archery! It's going to be quite a spectacle. Archery is usually a daytime sport because you need clear visibility, so hosting it at night with advanced lighting technology is a major test of both the venue and the athletes' skills.

Tailoring has seen huge interest. The scheme is designed to support traditional artisans, and it seems the sewing and garment-related training programs have really resonated with people looking to formalize their craft.

The OECD has been the mastermind behind this. They want to stop multinational companies from shifting profits to countries with very low tax rates, making sure everyone pays their fair share regardless of where they're headquartered.

Indore keeps winning, doesn't it? They've managed to recycle or process as much plastic as they produce, making them the first city to hit this specific target. It's a gold standard for urban waste management.

This is essentially the 'Oscar' for our merchant navy folks. It’s meant to honor the men and women who keep our trade afloat on the high seas, often under some really tough working conditions.

Rice is our staple, so scientists are always looking for ways to make it tougher. They’ve been using CRISPR-style tech to tweak genes so that the crop can handle erratic rainfall and higher temperatures better.

Brazil is holding the baton this year. They've been focusing heavily on social inclusion and sustainable development, which has been the main theme of their summits throughout 2025.

This portal is a massive database for our unorganized workforce—think construction workers, domestic help, and street vendors. The integration makes it easier for them to access government social security benefits directly.

The IMF is the one keeping an eye on the big picture. When they release this report, it's a signal to central banks and governments everywhere to keep an eye on how much debt they're piling up, as it could destabilize the global economy.