22 October 2025 Current Affairs MCQ Quiz

Think of this as the government's latest push to bridge the gap between classroom learning and industry needs. It's the Ministry of Skill Development leading this one, focusing on getting our youth job-ready for the next decade.

Norway took the lead here. Given their focus on sustainable energy and climate finance, they hosted world leaders to discuss how developing nations can handle extreme weather impacts better.

Yes, Rajesh Bhushan took over the mantle. It’s a crucial role, especially with the upcoming state election cycles keeping the Commission on its toes.

RBI is really pushing for making the e-rupee a global player. By focusing on cross-border interoperability, they're making it easier for us to send and receive digital currency internationally, which is a big deal for our trade.

Think of Agni-Prime as the smarter, more compact sibling. It's much lighter, which makes it easier to transport, but it doesn't compromise on that pinpoint accuracy we need for modern defense.

Amlan has been consistent lately! He’s really pushed the bar for Indian men’s sprinting, and this record just proves how much our track athletes are improving ahead of the next Asian circuit.

Bhubaneswar is making headlines for this. The target is to switch the entire city's energy consumption to solar, which is a pretty bold move toward greener urban living.

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is the go-to source for this. They’ve highlighted some tricky spots regarding supply chains, so it's worth keeping an eye on their data for your geography prep.

Connectivity is key, right? Phase III is all about reaching the last mile. They’re aiming to wire up those remaining remote gram panchayats so everyone has a seat at the digital table.

Sarvam AI is the one! They’ve been working on indigenous large language models, and the government is trusting them to streamline how we access public services. It’s a proud moment for our AI ecosystem.

It's all about the electrolyzers! Commissioning that 100MW plant is the infrastructure backbone we needed. Without these plants, we can't scale up, so this is a big win for our energy independence.

South Africa took the baton! They are focusing heavily on the 'Global South' agenda, which is very relevant to what we study in international relations.

This year, the focus was on women leaders driving grassroots climate change adaptation. It’s not just about policy; it's about people on the ground making a real difference.

The 131st Amendment Bill is the one. It’s trying to give our mayors and municipal councils a bit more financial muscle, which is a hot topic in constitutional law debates lately.

It’s a fascinating cultural project. It focuses on the maritime heritage and the cultural links India has built over centuries with countries around the Indian Ocean, all tied together by the monsoon winds.

Pune continues to hold that crown! It’s the balance of infrastructure, climate, and job opportunities that keeps it at the top of the list for most urban planning studies.

6,000 meters is the magic number. That’s the depth our 'Matsya' submersible needs to reach to explore the ocean floor for polymetallic nodules. We're really pushing the boundaries of deep-sea exploration!

Our own Shaktikanta Das. He’s been praised globally for navigating India through some really tough inflation cycles while keeping growth on track. Definitely someone to watch for your economics section.

It’s a handy tool for our BSF soldiers. It helps them handle administrative tasks and grievances quickly, showing how tech is making life easier for those guarding our borders.

It’s a major partnership with NASA. NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) is going to give us incredible data about Earth’s surface changes—think earthquakes and melting glaciers. It's a landmark project for both agencies.