31 December 2025 Current Affairs MCQ Quiz

Think of this as a major push for our environmental goals. The government is incentivizing rural areas to act as 'carbon sinks' by protecting local forests and grasslands, which is a big step toward our net-zero targets.

South Africa is taking the baton now. It's quite significant because they’ve been very vocal about representing the interests of the Global South, so expect a lot of focus on developmental finance this year.

This is a clever follow-up to our earlier lunar successes! The Lunar-Wind Explorer is designed to see how the solar wind messes with the lunar surface chemistry, helping us prepare for future human outposts.

Justice Gavai has stepped into the role. It’s a huge responsibility to lead the judiciary, and he takes over at a time when the court is dealing with some really complex digital privacy cases.

It's all about that massive scale-up in fortifying rice and wheat in our PDS. By getting essential nutrients into the staple food of millions, we’ve finally started seeing a real dent in hidden hunger.

Sinner has been absolutely dominant this year. He wrapped up 2025 by proving he's currently the man to beat on the hard courts, showing some incredible consistency.

The idea here is to make the internet accessible in every Indian language. By standardizing AI tools across languages, the government wants to ensure the digital revolution isn't just limited to English speakers.

The EU and India are teaming up to focus on sustainable shipping and marine resources. It’s a vital partnership because keeping the Indian Ocean clean and safe is a massive priority for global trade.

This year's prize went to a group helping refugees in Sudan. It's a sobering reminder of how tough things are on the ground there, and the award really highlights the need for humanitarian corridors.

Even though growth is looking good, core inflation has been a bit stubborn. So, the RBI is playing it safe to ensure prices stay stable before they even think about cutting rates.

Tata Motors hit this big milestone this year. It's a huge deal for the auto sector, showing that heavy manufacturing can definitely pivot to green energy if they put their mind (and budget) to it.

This new metro link between Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar is all about high-speed connectivity. It’s designed to make the daily commute between these two cities super quick and comfortable.

Estonia joined the club, showing that solar energy isn't just for sunny, tropical countries. It's great to see global participation growing so steadily.

Kerala has always been a pioneer in tech policy. They’ve gone ahead and set a new standard for how the state handles citizens' data, which might eventually influence national laws.

Matsya 6000 is our pride and joy! It’s designed to go really deep to help us find critical minerals that we need for our EV battery manufacturing, keeping our resource security in mind.

The Geneva Accord was the big one this year. Experts from around the world finally sat down to draft a framework to make sure AI doesn't get 'out of control' as it gets smarter.

Kristalina Georgieva has been re-appointed to lead the IMF. She’s been steering the ship through some really rocky economic waters, so the member countries wanted her to stay on board.

With so much of our internet and financial data flowing through underwater cables, it's become super important to protect them. That's exactly what 'Operation Shield' is focused on.

Our athletes did fantastic, coming in third! We are really closing the gap with the traditional powerhouses like China and Japan in track and field.

Everything is centered around 'Viksit Bharat: 2047' now. It's the big long-term goal for the country, and the parade themes will reflect exactly how we plan to reach that developed nation status.