9 December 2025 Current Affairs MCQ Quiz

Think of this as the next phase of our water security efforts. The government is shifting focus from just access to water toward long-term conservation and aquifer recharging, which is crucial for our future.

India has been re-elected to lead the ISA. Since India was one of the founding architects of the alliance, it's great to see us continuing to drive the global solar energy agenda.

You might remember hearing about the Matsya-6000—it's India's pride in deep-sea exploration. It's built to reach depths where the pressure is immense, helping us study the ocean floor's precious minerals.

Vietnam and India are teaming up on energy. It's an interesting move because both countries are trying to move away from coal, and green hydrogen is the cleanest bridge to get there.

The RBI is making the e-Rupee smarter. Programmability means money can be sent with conditions—like a scholarship fund that can only be spent on textbooks. It's a game changer for transparency.

Our boys in blue played brilliantly! Winning the Inter-Continental Cup on home turf really shows how far Indian hockey has come in the last few years.

The WMO keeps a close eye on these things, and their latest report is a bit of a wake-up call about how our oceans are absorbing so much of the extra heat trapped by greenhouse gases.

Sunita Rathore's work has really resonated with readers this year. These awards are a big deal in our literary scene, and 'Mitti ke Geet' captures the essence of rural life beautifully.

The government is going full steam ahead on AI. This mission is all about making sure our young workforce isn't left behind as the job market changes—it's about staying relevant in the tech race.

The European Space Agency (ESA) is partnering with us for our Venus mission. Venus is a tough nut to crack because of its extreme atmosphere, so having extra expertise on board is a smart move.

These drills are all about improving interoperability and mutual trust. It’s essentially a 'keep in touch' session for our armed forces to ensure we can work together if any humanitarian disaster strikes.

Kerala consistently hits the top spot in human development parameters. Their focus on health and education makes it tough for other states to catch up, and it's a great model for others to emulate.

It stands for 'Promotion of Alternate Nutrients for Agriculture Management'. Essentially, the government wants to reduce our dependence on chemical fertilizers by encouraging organic and biological alternatives.

Anand Kumar, known for his Super 30 initiative, has done incredible work for underprivileged students. Seeing him recognized at this level is inspiring for educators everywhere.

NVIDIA is betting big on India. By opening this hub in Bengaluru, they're signaling that they see India as a key player in the hardware-software AI ecosystem.

Our Public Distribution System (PDS) has seen a lot of digitization. This efficiency means food is actually reaching the people who need it most, which is why we’re seeing better numbers.

Brazil was the host this time. Given the importance of the Amazon rainforest in global climate health, it felt very appropriate for the summit to be held in South America.

Sickle cell anemia is a huge public health challenge, especially in tribal areas. This mission is all about early screening and genetic counseling to curb the spread.

The Amrit Bharat Corridor is part of a larger plan to connect major industrial hubs. It's meant to drastically cut travel time, not just for passengers, but for freight too.

Justice Sanjiv Khanna has stepped into the role. It's a high-pressure job, and he brings a reputation for being very measured and thorough in his judgments.