20th October 2025 Current Affairs MCQ Quiz

Singapore has really stepped up as a tech leader lately. They hosted this summit to ensure that as AI gets smarter, we’re keeping guardrails in place so it stays helpful and safe for everyone, not just the tech giants.

Our boys in blue played brilliantly! It was a nail-biting finish, but India managed to clinch the trophy. It’s always great to see the team performing under pressure on the global stage.

The RBI is really pushing for a greener economy. By making Green Deposits more attractive, they're nudging banks to use that money specifically for projects that help the environment—like renewable energy plants or electric vehicle infrastructure.

Roscosmos made a big comeback with this landing. Exploring the South Pole is tricky because of the terrain, but they've managed to land safely to study lunar water ice, which is the 'holy grail' for future lunar bases.

Indore just doesn't stop! They’ve mastered the art of waste management and citizen participation. It’s a great example of how consistent policy and public effort can change the face of an entire city.

Justice Surya Kant has taken over the reins. It’s a crucial position, especially when you consider how much focus there is on protecting individual rights in our evolving legal landscape.

The report highlights that while we produce plenty of food, the issue is really about nutritional access for kids. Stunting is a serious concern that the government is trying to tackle through integrated nutrition schemes.

The WMO is sounding the alarm because the Arctic is warming faster than anywhere else on Earth. It’s a massive warning bell for global sea levels and weather patterns that we really can’t afford to ignore.

Solar is the star of the show here. For remote, hilly, or forest areas where laying traditional power lines is nearly impossible, setting up solar microgrids is the fastest and cleanest way to get the lights on.

Shipping is one of the hardest industries to decarbonize. Samsung Heavy Industries has made a huge breakthrough here; hydrogen is a clean fuel, and if this scales, it could drastically lower carbon emissions from international trade.

Peace work is incredibly difficult, and the committee recognized the efforts in Ethiopia. It’s a reminder that even when things seem hopeless, persistent diplomacy can actually stop the fighting.

We’re heading into the deep blue! The Indian Ocean is rich in polymetallic nodules, which contain minerals we need for the green energy transition. Samudrayaan is our way of checking if we can harvest them responsibly.

This has been a pretty big talking point in the state assembly. The new law introduces stricter penalties and a more rigorous notification process, reflecting the state's focus on regulating such sensitive matters.

The Quad is essentially India, Japan, the US, and Australia. France is a key partner in the Indo-Pacific, but they aren't part of this specific four-nation security and cooperation group.

NVIDIA is betting big on India. With the world needing more chips for AI and gaming, they see India as a major future hub for both design and manufacturing.

Shashi Tharoor’s latest work on history and cultural analysis really resonated with the jury. It’s always interesting to see how authors document our complex past.

Geologists are excited about 'Zanskarite' because of its unique conductivity properties. If it proves to be as efficient as early reports suggest, it could drastically improve how long our smartphone and EV batteries last.

INS Varuna is a beast of a ship. Stealth destroyers are vital for our naval defense because they’re incredibly hard for radar to detect, giving us a major strategic edge in the region.

Meta has been under a lot of pressure lately. These new tools give parents much more control over what their kids see, which is essentially Meta trying to stay ahead of the very strict laws the European Union has implemented.