2 December 2025 Current Affairs MCQ Quiz

This year, the focus has shifted heavily toward the 'hidden' labor forced upon people in global supply chains. It's a sobering reminder that slavery isn't just a historical term; it's still alive in many industries today.

Gujarat is leading the charge here. By setting up this corridor, they're aiming to slash carbon emissions in freight transport—a huge step for our industrial hubs.

Think of it as a progress report for our 'Digital India' mission. It doesn't just look at the number of transactions, but how deeply digital payments have penetrated our daily lives and banking infrastructure.

ISRO is really pushing to bridge the digital divide. This mission is all about bringing high-speed, reliable internet to those remote corners of the country that are still hard to reach with cables.

Nidhi Khare took charge recently, and she has her work cut out for her. The commission is really looking to modernize how they handle complaints and policy advocacy for women's rights.

The World Bank is stepping up its efforts here. It's a massive move aimed at helping developing nations switch to cleaner energy without breaking their national budgets.

It was such a proud moment for our local talent! India's team showed incredible consistency throughout the tournament, proving once again that we are a global powerhouse in chess.

The government is trying to make solar energy affordable for everyone. By focusing on urban housing societies, they're hoping to lower electricity bills for a huge chunk of our city-dwelling population.

Climeworks is doing some fascinating work. By using AI to optimize how they pull carbon from the air, they’re making the process way more efficient than anyone thought possible a few years ago.

The Melanistic tigers—those stunning black-striped cats—are a specialty of Similipal. Their successful breeding is a massive win for our conservationists who've been working tirelessly in Odisha.

Brazil is really pushing the envelope here. They want to ensure that AI doesn't just innovate, but does so without trampling on privacy or human rights.

Our very own Visakhapatnam hosted this. It's a strategic hub for maritime security, and hosting this dialogue puts India right at the center of the conversation about keeping our oceans safe.

Green manufacturing is the buzzword for the upcoming budget. The government wants India to be a global hub for manufacturing things like solar panels, EV batteries, and hydrogen fuel cells.

Sinner has been in sensational form lately. Watching him play is like watching a masterclass in precision and speed—he’s definitely the man to beat in the tennis circuit right now.

It's built specifically for search and rescue. If things go wrong underwater, the Navy now has a sophisticated, 'made-in-India' tool to get the job done quickly and safely.

As quantum computers get more powerful, our current encryption will become easy to crack. This Geneva summit was all about finding ways to secure our data before the 'quantum era' fully kicks in.

It’s practically a tradition now! Indore keeps winning because of their rock-solid waste management systems and the active participation of their citizens. They've really set a benchmark for others.

The focus has shifted to making sure the local folks—the ones who protect these resources—actually get a share of the benefits if their traditional knowledge is used commercially. It's about fairness.

SBI is trying to help bridge the gender gap in tech. It's a great initiative to support young women entering STEM fields, providing both financial aid and mentorship.

'Hidden hunger'—where you eat enough calories but miss out on essential vitamins—is a massive issue. This alliance is all about fortifying staple foods so that everyone gets the nutrients they need to stay healthy.