- Which Act was amended and became the centre of nationwide protests in early April 2025?
A) Right to Education Act
B) Waqf Act (Amendment)
C) Forest Rights Act
D) Mines and Minerals (Regulation) Act
Answer: B) Waqf Act (Amendment)
Explanation: Parliament passed the Waqf (Amendment) Act in early April 2025, prompting protests and legal debate. - The Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 primarily relates to which of the following?
A) Taxation of charitable trusts
B) Government oversight of waqf properties
C) Forest land leasing
D) University regulations
Answer: B) Government oversight of waqf properties
Explanation: The amendment increases regulatory oversight and administrative changes concerning waqf endowments. - On which date did the Pahalgam terrorist attack (2025) occur?
A) April 5, 2025
B) April 12, 2025
C) April 22, 2025
D) April 30, 2025
Answer: C) April 22, 2025
Explanation: The Pahalgam attack targeting tourists happened on 22 April 2025. - The 2025 Pahalgam attack took place in which Indian union territory/state?
A) Himachal Pradesh
B) Jammu & Kashmir
C) Uttarakhand
D) Ladakh
Answer: B) Jammu & Kashmir
Explanation: The attack occurred in the Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam in Anantnag district, J&K. - Which central government programme held its 15th edition on 26 April 2025, with distribution of appointment letters?
A) Skill India Rozgar Utsav
B) Rozgar Mela
C) StartUp India Summit
D) National Career Fair
Answer: B) Rozgar Mela
Explanation: The 15th Rozgar Mela on 26 April 2025 saw distribution of over 51,000 appointment letters. - Approximately how many appointment letters were distributed by the PM at the Rozgar Mela on 26 April 2025?
A) 5,100
B) 15,000
C) 51,000
D) 1,10,000
Answer: C) 51,000
Explanation: The PIB press release reported over 51,000 appointment letters at the event. - Which Ministry notified the Greenhouse Gas Emission Intensity Target Rules, 2025 in mid-April 2025?
A) Ministry of Power
B) Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change (MoEFCC)
C) Ministry of Commerce & Industry
D) Ministry of New & Renewable Energy
Answer: B) MoEFCC
Explanation: MoEFCC published the GEI Target Rules in April 2025 (Gazette notification). - The GEI Target Rules, 2025 relate mainly to which policy area?
A) Public health targets
B) Greenhouse gas emission intensity targets and carbon credit systems
C) Agricultural subsidies
D) Education quality metrics
Answer: B) Greenhouse gas emission intensity targets and carbon credit systems
Explanation: The rules set emission intensity targets for obligated sectors and link to carbon credit mechanisms. - Which global conflict continued to dominate international headlines through April 2025 with humanitarian concerns?
A) Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
B) Gaza — Israel-Hamas war
C) Falklands dispute
D) South China Sea tensions
Answer: B) Gaza — Israel-Hamas war
Explanation: The Gaza conflict and its humanitarian fallout remained a major international issue in April 2025. - Which annual diplomatic forum (usually in New Delhi) gathers leaders to discuss geopolitics and was prominent in the early 2025 season (March–April)?
A) Shangri-La Dialogue
B) Raisina Dialogue
C) Munich Security Conference
D) Aspen Ideas Festival
Answer: B) Raisina Dialogue
Explanation: Raisina Dialogue is India’s major strategic forum attracting global policymakers; it was a recent high-profile event in the 2025 season. - In April 2025, which sector in India saw renewed policy focus through the GEI rules?
A) Steel & textiles only
B) Energy-intensive industries like cement, aluminium, pulp & paper, chlor-alkali
C) Entertainment industry only
D) Microfinance only
Answer: B) Energy-intensive industries like cement, aluminium, pulp & paper, chlor-alkali
Explanation: GEI rules typically target high-emission, energy-intensive sectors for intensity reductions. - Which state government in southern India has been repeatedly highlighted in recent months for state-level innovation and job schemes?
A) Kerala
B) Karnataka
C) Andhra Pradesh
D) Tamil Nadu
Answer: B) Karnataka
Explanation: Karnataka often features in state policy items and schemes for industry, jobs and infrastructure. - Which of these major natural or man-made disasters was part of April 2025 global roundups (humanitarian concern)?
A) Large cyclone in the Atlantic only
B) Earthquakes in Asia (example: earlier Myanmar quake) and ongoing war impacts in Gaza
C) Major volcanic eruption in Europe only
D) None of the above
Answer: B) Earthquakes in Asia (example: earlier Myanmar quake) and ongoing war impacts in Gaza
Explanation: Disasters and conflicts were covered in April roundups. - Which national index — often used to assess public sector bank reforms — was referenced in April 2025 study materials and exam PDFs?
A) EASE (Enhanced Access & Service Excellence) index
B) Doing Business index
C) FDI Confidence Index
D) Global Competitiveness Index
Answer: A) EASE (Enhanced Access & Service Excellence) index
Explanation: EASE remains a commonly referenced banking-reform index; practice PDFs mention its updates. - Which of the following is a best practice for aspirants using monthly current-affairs PDFs (April 2025 edition)?
A) Memorise everything blindly
B) Cross-verify important facts with PIB, MoEFCC Gazette, reputable outlets
C) Ignore government press releases entirely
D) Only use social media posts as facts
Answer: B) Cross-verify important facts with PIB, MoEFCC Gazette, reputable outlets
Explanation: Verifying with primary/reliable sources is recommended for exam accuracy. - Which terror/insurgency group was reported in April 2025 as implicated in attacks in Jammu & Kashmir (e.g., Pahalgam)?
A) Naxalites only
B) Lashkar-e-Taiba / affiliated groups (per reporting)
C) LTTE only
D) None of the above
Answer: B) Lashkar-e-Taiba / affiliated groups (per reporting)
Explanation: News reports identified Lashkar-linked elements in several investigations into attacks in J&K in 2025. - Which central government outreach programme continued to place emphasis on youth employment in April 2025?
A) Swachh Bharat
B) Rozgar Mela
C) Digital India only
D) Make in India only
Answer: B) Rozgar Mela
Explanation: Rozgar Mela events are structured to place youth into jobs; April 26 event was an example. - Which international body continues to coordinate humanitarian assistance and often issues appeals during conflicts like Gaza (as of April 2025)?
A) NATO
B) United Nations / UN agencies and NGOs
C) OPEC
D) WTO
Answer: B) United Nations / UN agencies and NGOs
Explanation: UN agencies (OCHA, UNRWA etc.) are central to humanitarian coordination in conflict zones. - Which sector’s investments have led some Indian states (like Karnataka) to consider upgrading power transmission (e.g., to 765 kV) to meet demand?
A) Data centres and AI compute hubs
B) Small retail shops only
C) Tea plantations only
D) Handloom clusters only
Answer: A) Data centres and AI compute hubs
Explanation: Large data center investments drive plans for higher capacity transmission in some states. - Which of the following is a reason governments publish Gazettes like the one for GEI Rules?
A) To entertain citizens
B) To officially notify laws, rules and begin statutory compliance timelines
C) To hide information from the public
D) For advertising only
Answer: B) To officially notify laws, rules and begin statutory compliance timelines
Explanation: Gazettes are the official public medium for legal notifications. - In April 2025, aspirants were advised to follow which two types of sources primarily for current-affairs verification?
A) Tabloid blogs and unverified social posts
B) Government press releases (PIB/DIPR/Gazette) and reputed news portals
C) Random forums only
D) Celebrity tweets only
Answer: B) Government press releases (PIB/DIPR/Gazette) and reputed news portals
Explanation: These are primary and reliable sources for exam facts. - Which Indian union ministry would most likely implement compliance for the GEI rules?
A) Ministry of Health
B) Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change (MoEFCC)
C) Ministry of Culture
D) Ministry of Labour & Employment
Answer: B) MoEFCC
Explanation: MoEFCC notified the GEI rules and will oversee implementation. - Which kind of scheme/event is the Rozgar Mela?
A) Job fair with appointment distribution
B) Theatre festival
C) Agricultural subsidy scheme only
D) Educational exchange programme only
Answer: A) Job fair with appointment distribution
Explanation: Rozgar Mela is a job-placement fair; appointments were given at the April 2025 edition. - Which Indian state capital is home to the tech-industry and policy activity that influences state economic announcements (e.g., Karnataka)?
A) Bengaluru
B) Chennai
C) Hyderabad
D) Thiruvananthapuram
Answer: A) Bengaluru
Explanation: Bengaluru is Karnataka’s capital and tech centre; state policy often references growth beyond Bengaluru. - Which of the following is a key reason legislation like the Waqf Amendment sparks protests?
A) Changes to management/oversight of religious endowments perceived as intrusive
B) Changes to road signage only
C) Changes to weather patterns only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Changes to management/oversight of religious endowments perceived as intrusive
Explanation: Amendments involving religious endowments can be politically sensitive, causing protests. - Which month’s Rozgar Mela distributed over 51,000 appointment letters in 2025?
A) March
B) April
C) May
D) June
Answer: B) April
Explanation: The Rozgar Mela referenced above occurred on April 26, 2025. - Which of the following is true about the GEI Target Rules (April 2025)?
A) They mandate emission intensity targets for specified sectors.
B) They abolish all environmental regulations.
C) They relate only to wildlife protection.
D) They are irrelevant to industry.
Answer: A) They mandate emission intensity targets for specified sectors.
Explanation: GEI rules set sector-wise intensity targets and compliance mechanisms. - Which Indian state’s tourism was directly affected by the Pahalgam attack?
A) Rajasthan
B) Jammu & Kashmir
C) Goa
D) Kerala
Answer: B) Jammu & Kashmir
Explanation: Pahalgam is a major tourist destination in J&K; the attack impacted tourism sentiment. - Which of the following is the correct immediate response to a major terror attack (typical government response)?
A) Ban all newspapers indefinitely
B) Launch security operations, investigations and central coordination for relief and arrests
C) Change school syllabi immediately
D) None of the above
Answer: B) Launch security operations, investigations and central coordination for relief and arrests
Explanation: Security measures and investigations are standard immediate responses. - Which of these bodies is the official source for central government press releases that aspirants should read?
A) Press Information Bureau (PIB)
B) Twitter only
C) Random blogs only
D) Private tabloids only
Answer: A) Press Information Bureau (PIB)
Explanation: PIB is the primary official source for government press releases. - Which international health observance often falls in late April / early May and was noted in global April 2025 roundups?
A) World Immunization Week (late April)
B) Diabetes Awareness Day only
C) Global Handwashing Day only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) World Immunization Week (late April)
Explanation: World Immunization Week is often covered in late-April global health reporting. - Which Indian agency/notified document should candidates use to verify legal rules like the GEI targets?
A) The Gazette of India (official notification)
B) Instagram posts only
C) Whatsapp forwards only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) The Gazette of India (official notification)
Explanation: Official Rules and notifications are published via the Gazette. - Which theme was central to many April 2025 international briefs: humanitarian access, food security and aid logistics — particularly in which region?
A) Amazon rainforest only
B) Gaza region (Palestine)
C) Antarctica only
D) Baltic Sea only
Answer: B) Gaza region (Palestine)
Explanation: Aid access and food security in Gaza were prominent humanitarian topics in April 2025. - Which of the following is commonly included in monthly current-affairs PDFs for exam practice?
A) National policies and rules (e.g., GEI rules)
B) Major domestic incidents (e.g., Pahalgam attack)
C) Government schemes and Rozgar events
D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
Explanation: Compendiums include policies, incidents and programmes relevant for exams. - Which of the following is a frequently updated source for environment-law notifications?
A) Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change website and Gazette PDFs
B) Movie review sites only
C) Sports commentaries only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change website and Gazette PDFs
Explanation: Official ministry websites/Gazette provide environment notifications like GEI rules. - Which Indian governmental action is most likely to be challenged in courts after controversial legislation?
A) Implementation orders and rules under the Act
B) Release of movie trailers only
C) Federal sports awards only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Implementation orders and rules under the Act
Explanation: Implementation of sensitive legislative changes often faces legal challenges. - Which global region’s instability continued to produce refugee/humanitarian flows discussed in April 2025?
A) Latin America only
B) Middle East (Gaza, Syria etc.)
C) Central Europe only
D) Arctic only
Answer: B) Middle East (Gaza, Syria etc.)
Explanation: The Middle East remained a significant humanitarian concern in April 2025. - Which of the following is a correct fact about Rozgar Mela (April 2025)?
A) It is an annual film festival
B) It aims at facilitating government and private sector appointments for youth
C) It is a sports championship only
D) None of the above
Answer: B) It aims at facilitating government and private sector appointments for youth
Explanation: Rozgar Melas are organized to place youth into jobs via appointment letters and offers. - Which of these is the legal significance of a Gazette notification?
A) It is ceremonial only
B) It gives legal force to rules and starts compliance timelines
C) It is an unsolicited advertisement only
D) None of the above
Answer: B) It gives legal force to rules and starts compliance timelines
Explanation: Gazettes are the formal legal vehicle for notifying rules and their commencement. - Which of the following is a correct approach to studying current affairs for government exams?
A) Focus on reliable primary sources (PIB/Gazette/official) and reputable compendiums (Testbook, GKToday, AffairsCloud)
B) Rely solely on forwarded WhatsApp messages
C) Rely only on rumors
D) Ignore government releases completely
Answer: A) Focus on reliable primary sources (PIB/Gazette/official) and reputable compendiums (Testbook, GKToday, AffairsCloud)
Explanation: Verified sources plus reputable compendiums give accuracy and exam relevance. - Which Indian state often headlines for IT and startup ecosystem news that appear in April 2025 compilations?
A) Punjab only
B) Karnataka (Bengaluru ecosystem)
C) Goa only
D) Sikkim only
Answer: B) Karnataka (Bengaluru ecosystem)
Explanation: Karnataka features often due to tech and policy announcements. - Which of these is a typical content item in April 2025 current affairs PDFs for students?
A) National policy notifications (e.g., GEI rules)
B) Terrorist incidents (e.g., Pahalgam)
C) Employment drives (Rozgar Mela)
D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
Explanation: Compendiums include policy, incident and scheme news. - Which of the following sectors is most directly affected by GEI intensity rules?
A) Pharmaceutical R&D only
B) Cement, aluminium, pulp & paper, chlor-alkali (energy-intensive sectors)
C) Fashion retail only
D) Education only
Answer: B) Cement, aluminium, pulp & paper, chlor-alkali (energy-intensive sectors)
Explanation: These sectors are typically covered by intensity-based regulatory rules. - Which government release should you consult to verify the exact wording of the Waqf Amendment Act?
A) The Gazette notification and Parliament proceedings (Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha records)
B) Celebrity interviews only
C) Unverified blogs only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) The Gazette notification and Parliament proceedings (Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha records)
Explanation: Official sources like parliamentary records and the Gazette provide legal text and dates. - Which of the following is a direct implication of a large Rozgar Mela (like April 2025) for youth?
A) Immediate appointments and government job offers for many candidates
B) Guaranteed international travel for all attendees
C) Free college tuition for all youth only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Immediate appointments and government job offers for many candidates
Explanation: Rozgar Melas distribute appointment letters and set candidates into jobs; April 2025’s event was an example. - What is the primary goal of emission intensity rules like GEI 2025?
A) To raise carbon emissions deliberately
B) To set measurable intensity targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions per unit of output
C) To stop electricity entirely
D) To nationalize private parks only
Answer: B) To set measurable intensity targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions per unit of output
Explanation: Emission intensity rules aim to reduce emissions relative to production and enable carbon markets/compliance. - Which of the following is a typical immediate effect after a high-profile terror attack in a tourist area?
A) Boost in tourism the next day
B) Short-term decline in tourist arrivals and enhanced security deployment
C) Immediate UNESCO recognition only
D) None of the above
Answer: B) Short-term decline in tourist arrivals and enhanced security deployment
Explanation: Attacks in tourist zones cause immediate security measures and tourism slowdown. - Which of these is true about government job-distribution events like Rozgar Mela?
A) They only give internships to students
B) They can include central/state government appointments and private sector placement offers
C) They are strictly online events only
D) They only distribute food rations
Answer: B) They can include central/state government appointments and private sector placement offers
Explanation: Rozgar Melas usually combine government and private sector recruitment drives. - Which official source reported the Rozgar Mela appointment letter distribution (April 2025)?
A) Press Information Bureau (PIB)
B) Instagram stories only
C) Personal blogs only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Press Information Bureau (PIB)
Explanation: PIB released the official press note on the Rozgar Mela of April 26, 2025. - Which of the following is recommended when reading monthly MCQ PDFs for exam prep?
A) Blind memorization of Q&A without cross-checking
B) Cross-checking critical facts with Gazette/PIB and reliable newspapers
C) Only reading headers and ignoring details
D) None of the above
Answer: B) Cross-checking critical facts with Gazette/PIB and reliable newspapers
Explanation: Verification with primary/reputable sources ensures accuracy. - Which Indian state’s police and administration typically lead the immediate response to a terror attack within the state?
A) Central government only
B) State police together with central agencies as needed (NIA, IB, CRPF)
C) Foreign governments only
D) None of the above
Answer: B) State police together with central agencies as needed (NIA, IB, CRPF)
Explanation: Local law enforcement responds first; central agencies assist depending on scale. - Which of the following did the GEI rules (April 2025) include as a compliance mechanism?
A) Carbon credit trading linkage and annual reporting (typical features)
B) Banning all industry operations immediately
C) Closing all schools permanently
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Carbon credit trading linkage and annual reporting (typical features)
Explanation: Intensity rules commonly include reporting and market-linked compliance components. - Which of the following topics would you NOT expect in an April 2025 current-affairs compendium?
A) Major legislation passed by Parliament in April 2025
B) Terror incidents and security updates (e.g., Pahalgam)
C) Sports results from 1950 only (without contemporary relevance)
D) Government employment drives (Rozgar Mela)
Answer: C) Sports results from 1950 only (without contemporary relevance)
Explanation: Compendiums prioritize recent & relevant events rather than historical trivia without context. - Which of these is an outcome aspirants should aim for after studying monthly current affairs?
A) Ability to recall dates, facts, policy names and primary sources
B) Memorize everything without understanding context
C) Rely only on hearsay
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Ability to recall dates, facts, policy names and primary sources
Explanation: Understanding facts and sources is essential for competitive exams. - Which body would likely investigate inter-state or cross-border terror linkages revealed by an attack like Pahalgam?
A) National Investigation Agency (NIA) and central intelligence agencies, working with state police
B) State transport department only
C) Municipal corporation only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) National Investigation Agency (NIA) and central intelligence agencies, working with state police
Explanation: NIA and central agencies often investigate terror links when national significance or cross-border elements exist. - Which of these is true about Gazette PDFs (like the GEI rules publication)?
A) They are primary legal documents and should be consulted for exact legal wording
B) They are only opinion pieces
C) They are advertisements only
D) They are never authentic
Answer: A) They are primary legal documents and should be consulted for exact legal wording
Explanation: Gazettes carry the legal text of rules and are authoritative sources. - Which of the following is a repeated theme across April 2025 current affairs?
A) Legislation and legal changes (e.g., Waqf Act)
B) Security incidents affecting tourism (e.g., Pahalgam)
C) Employment drives for youth (Rozgar Mela)
D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
Explanation: Monthlies include legislative, security and employment items that are exam-relevant. - Which of the following is a correct study tip for MCQ practice?
A) Use PDFs as a base but always cross-verify crucial facts with primary sources like PIB/Gazette/newspapers
B) Trust forwarded files without checking
C) Only memorize options, not the explanation
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Use PDFs as a base but always cross-verify crucial facts with primary sources like PIB/Gazette/newspapers
Explanation: Verifying facts is key for accuracy. - Which international issue in April 2025 highlighted the need for large-scale humanitarian access and aid logistics?
A) Trade deficits only
B) Gaza humanitarian crisis and conflict-related aid constraints
C) International space races only
D) None of the above
Answer: B) Gaza humanitarian crisis and conflict-related aid constraints
Explanation: Gaza’s humanitarian situation was a major international concern needing aid logistics. - Which of the following would be a direct effect of GEI rules on an aluminium plant?
A) Need to report annual emission intensity and comply with set intensity targets or buy credits
B) Immediate plant closure with no notice
C) No change in operations ever
D) All staff mandated to take holidays only
Answer: A) Need to report annual emission intensity and comply with set intensity targets or buy credits
Explanation: Intensity rules impose reporting and compliance obligations on obligated entities. - Which of these is true about the legal process for passing an amendment like the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025?
A) Bill is introduced, debated and passed by both Houses and then receives Presidential assent before commencement
B) It becomes law with a tweet only
C) It needs only public opinion to become law
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Bill is introduced, debated and passed by both Houses and then receives Presidential assent before commencement
Explanation: That’s the standard legislative process; the Waqf Amendment followed parliamentary passage and assent in April 2025. - Which of the following is the best way to confirm the exact date of an event like the Pahalgam attack?
A) Check reputable news reports and official police/parliamentary statements for the date
B) Guess the date randomly
C) Use only social media captions without verification
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Check reputable news reports and official police/parliamentary statements for the date
Explanation: Confirm dates with reliable sources and primary documents. - Which of the following categories do monthly current affairs PDFs often split content into?
A) National, International, Economy, Environment, Sports, Appointments, State (e.g., Karnataka)
B) Purely recipes only
C) Only movie gossip
D) None of the above
Answer: A) National, International, Economy, Environment, Sports, Appointments, State (e.g., Karnataka)
Explanation: Standard structure for these PDFs covers these categories. - Which ministry would be concerned with job fairs and large employment allocation drives like Rozgar Mela?
A) Ministry of Labour & Employment and partnering ministries/agencies
B) Ministry of Earth Sciences only
C) Ministry of Ayush only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Ministry of Labour & Employment and partnering ministries/agencies
Explanation: Such schemes involve labour/employment and partnering departments. - Which of the following best describes an aspirational action after reading the April 2025 compendium?
A) Create quick revision notes with dates, names, and primary sources for each major item
B) Throw away all notes immediately
C) Ignore primary sources completely
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Create quick revision notes with dates, names, and primary sources for each major item
Explanation: Short revision notes and source tags help last-minute revision. - Which of the following best describes why exam compendiums include state-level news (e.g., Karnataka)?
A) Many competitive exams have state-specific GK sections — state news is relevant for those sections
B) They include state news to confuse aspirants only
C) They avoid state news completely
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Many competitive exams have state-specific GK sections — state news is relevant for those sections
Explanation: State news is often part of state PSC and general GK papers. - Which of the following is true about legal challenges to an Act like the Waqf Amendment?
A) They can be filed in High Courts or Supreme Court on constitutional grounds
B) They must be filed in a sports tribunal only
C) They are not permitted under any law
D) None of the above
Answer: A) They can be filed in High Courts or Supreme Court on constitutional grounds
Explanation: Constitutional validity challenges are typically filed in higher courts. - Which of the following international humanitarian law principles is relevant to conflict situations like Gaza covered in April 2025?
A) Distinction and proportionality in targeting; protection of civilians and unimpeded humanitarian access
B) Free trade only
C) Sportsmanship only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Distinction and proportionality in targeting; protection of civilians and unimpeded humanitarian access
Explanation: These principles guide humanitarian and legal assessments during conflicts. - Which of the following is a typical content item in official PIB press releases about Rozgar Melas?
A) Number of appointment letters distributed and participating ministries/agencies
B) Celebrity guest lists only
C) Movie schedules only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Number of appointment letters distributed and participating ministries/agencies
Explanation: PIB includes quantitative details and participating entities in such releases. - Which of these is a direct policy tool to encourage emission reductions in industry?
A) Emission intensity targets and market-linked carbon credit mechanisms
B) Removing all environmental laws
C) Banning knowledge only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Emission intensity targets and market-linked carbon credit mechanisms
Explanation: Intensity rules and market mechanisms are used to steer industrial emissions reductions. - Which of the following would you consult to learn the official legislative history of a 2025 Act?
A) Parliamentary proceedings (Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha) and legislative records/Gazette
B) Only celebrity handles on social media
C) Unverified messaging groups only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Parliamentary proceedings (Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha) and legislative records/Gazette
Explanation: Official records provide legislative history such as dates and voting details. - Which security measure is commonly tightened after a tourist-area attack?
A) Increased patrolling, checkpoints, surveillance and temporary closures of vulnerable sites
B) Removal of all army presence only
C) Immediate closure of all internet services permanently
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Increased patrolling, checkpoints, surveillance and temporary closures of vulnerable sites
Explanation: Security deployment and precautionary measures follow such incidents. - Which of the following is an example of a reliable monthly current-affairs provider?
A) GKToday, AffairsCloud, Testbook (among others)
B) Random chat groups only
C) Unknown forums only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) GKToday, AffairsCloud, Testbook (among others)
Explanation: These are commonly used by aspirants; cross-checking is recommended. - Which of the following best describes the scope of Rozgar Melas?
A) They can include central and state appointments, and are held in multiple venues nationwide
B) They are held only in one city forever
C) They are only online advertisements with no real recruitments
D) None of the above
Answer: A) They can include central and state appointments, and are held in multiple venues nationwide
Explanation: Rozgar Melas are outreach events run across locations to increase employment offers. - Which of these is a valid step an aspirant should take after reading an MCQ in a monthly PDF?
A) Note the source and if important — verify from the original PIB/Gazette/article for exam accuracy
B) Immediately share unverified facts on social media only
C) Forget the item instantly
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Note the source and if important — verify from the original PIB/Gazette/article for exam accuracy
Explanation: Sourcing improves reliability of memorized facts. - Which kind of legislation often sparks protests due to perceived religious/community implications?
A) Laws changing oversight or control over religious endowments or personal laws (example: Waqf Amendment)
B) Laws about tree planting only
C) Laws about parking only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Laws changing oversight or control over religious endowments or personal laws (example: Waqf Amendment)
Explanation: Such laws affect community institutions and generate political responses. - Which of the following is true about the process of Gazette notifications?
A) Once gazetted, rules become publicly notified and start legal timelines; stakeholders should read the Gazette for compliance dates
B) Gazettes are private diaries only
C) Gazettes are unrelated to government rules
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Once gazetted, rules become publicly notified and start legal timelines; stakeholders should read the Gazette for compliance dates
Explanation: Gazette publication triggers statutory timelines and legal effect. - Which of the following themes was emphasized in international April 2025 coverage (humanitarian)?
A) Protection of civilians, aid corridors and humanitarian pauses in conflict zones
B) Only trade tariffs and nothing else
C) Fashion trends only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Protection of civilians, aid corridors and humanitarian pauses in conflict zones
Explanation: These humanitarian themes were central in international briefs. - Which of the following is the appropriate source to confirm the number of appointment letters distributed at Rozgar Mela?
A) Press Information Bureau (PIB) press release of April 26, 2025
B) A rumor on social media only
C) Celebrity posts only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Press Information Bureau (PIB) press release of April 26, 2025
Explanation: PIB published the factual count and details of the event. - Which of the following sectors would most likely engage with GEI rules for compliance planning?
A) Cement plants, aluminium smelters, pulp & paper facilities and chlor-alkali units
B) Solo freelancers only
C) Street vendors only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Cement plants, aluminium smelters, pulp & paper facilities and chlor-alkali units
Explanation: Energy-intensive sectors are the primary focus for emission intensity regulation. - Which of these is true about terrorist incident reporting for exam compendiums?
A) Compendiums report the incident, date, place, casualties and official responses; aspirants should note those facts and cross-verify with police statements & national media
B) They invent incidents only
C) They only report ancient history incidents only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Compendiums report the incident, date, place, casualties and official responses; aspirants should note those facts and cross-verify with police statements & national media
Explanation: Verification ensures accuracy when using these items in exams. - Which of the following is a commonly tested environment-policy area in government exams (April 2025 included)?
A) New rules/notifications (e.g., GEI rules) and additions to protected/wetland lists (e.g., Ramsar)
B) Only movie awards
C) Only sports gossip
D) None of the above
Answer: A) New rules/notifications (e.g., GEI rules) and additions to protected/wetland lists (e.g., Ramsar)
Explanation: Policy notifications and site additions are common GK items. - Which of the following is a correct precaution for people visiting tourist sites in conflict-prone areas?
A) Check latest travel advisories, local security alerts and avoid vulnerable timings/remote trails when advised
B) Travel without any information only
C) Ignore government advisories completely
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Check latest travel advisories, local security alerts and avoid vulnerable timings/remote trails when advised
Explanation: Following advisories and local guidance improves safety. - Which of the following best describes the role of state bulletins (e.g., Karnataka DIPR) in current affairs?
A) They give state project lists, infra announcements and official statements useful for state GK sections
B) They are fictional only
C) They are private diaries only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) They give state project lists, infra announcements and official statements useful for state GK sections
Explanation: State DIPR releases are a primary source for state-level facts and projects. - Which of these is true about parliamentary passage of an Amendment Bill (like Waqf)?
A) It must be passed by both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha and then receives President’s assent before becoming an Act (subject to commencement provisions)
B) It becomes law immediately without debate
C) Only a press release is needed to become law
D) None of the above
Answer: A) It must be passed by both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha and then receives President’s assent before becoming an Act (subject to commencement provisions)
Explanation: The legislative process involves both Houses and presidential assent; Waqf Amendment followed this route. - Which of the following would be an outcome of Rozgar Mela events for local economies?
A) Increased employment, local demand and formalisation of some jobs
B) Immediate drop to zero economic activity
C) Permanent ban on trade only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Increased employment, local demand and formalisation of some jobs
Explanation: Large recruitment drives support employment and local economic activity. - Which of the following steps is part of emission-intensity compliance for companies?
A) Annual reporting of emissions per unit output and participation in carbon market for credits if necessary
B) Only social media posts about climate change without data
C) Doing nothing while claiming compliance only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Annual reporting of emissions per unit output and participation in carbon market for credits if necessary
Explanation: Reporting and market instruments are central to intensity-based compliance. - Which of the following would be included in a current-affairs PDF under “Appointments & Personnel” for April 2025?
A) Major reappointments and new CEOs in banks and PSUs
B) Sports scores from 1900 only
C) Fictional events only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Major reappointments and new CEOs in banks and PSUs
Explanation: Compendiums list significant appointments relevant for exams. - If a candidate wants to prepare a short revision sheet from April 2025 news, which items should be prioritized?
A) Major Acts and dates (Waqf Amendment), high-impact incidents (Pahalgam attack), major government drives (Rozgar Mela), key policy notifications (GEI rules), big international humanitarian events (Gaza updates)
B) Only movie release dates from 1990s
C) Random unverified hearsay only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Major Acts and dates (Waqf Amendment), high-impact incidents (Pahalgam attack), major government drives (Rozgar Mela), key policy notifications (GEI rules), big international humanitarian events (Gaza updates)
Explanation: Prioritise high-impact, verifiable items and source them. - Which of these government documents is most authoritative for legal compliance timelines?
A) The Gazette of India notification for any rule or regulation
B) A random blog post only
C) A forwarded message only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) The Gazette of India notification for any rule or regulation
Explanation: Gazette notifications are legally authoritative. MoEFCC - Which of the following is the advisable habit when consuming daily news for exam prep?
A) Note the headline, date, one-line significance, and primary source link for each major event
B) Read without taking any notes only
C) Only listen to gossip channels
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Note the headline, date, one-line significance, and primary source link for each major event
Explanation: Structured notes help retention and verification. - Which of these topics would an aspirant expect under “Environment” in April 2025 PDFs?
A) New emission rules (GEI), Ramsar site additions, forest conservation updates
B) Only film reviews
C) Only sports gossip
D) None of the above
Answer: A) New emission rules (GEI), Ramsar site additions, forest conservation updates
Explanation: Environment section covers policy notifications and site listings. - Which of the following categories does the Pahalgam incident fall under for exam compendiums?
A) National security / internal security
B) Weather only
C) Financial statistics only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) National security / internal security
Explanation: Terror incidents are classified under internal security and law & order. - Which of these is the correct way to record a Gazette-notified rule while making notes?
A) Record the exact rule name, gazette date/notification number, and the high-level requirement (e.g., sectors covered)
B) Record only the font color used in the PDF
C) Record nothing at all
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Record the exact rule name, gazette date/notification number, and the high-level requirement (e.g., sectors covered)
Explanation: That enables later verification and exam accuracy. - Which of the following is a correct short fact about the April 26, 2025 Rozgar Mela?
A) It was the 15th edition and over 51,000 appointment letters were distributed.
B) It distributed only 51 appointment letters.
C) It was a movie event.
D) None of the above
Answer: A) It was the 15th edition and over 51,000 appointment letters were distributed.
Explanation: PIB confirmed event details for April 26, 2025. - Which of the following best describes the difference between an Act and a Rule/Gazette notification?
A) An Act is primary legislation passed by Parliament; Rules/notifications operationalise the Act and are notified by ministries via the Gazette.
B) They are the same thing always
C) Rules are made by social media influencers only
D) None of the above
Answer: A) An Act is primary legislation passed by Parliament; Rules/notifications operationalise the Act and are notified by ministries via the Gazette.
Explanation: Acts provide legal framework; rules set enforcement and compliance details. - Which of the following is true about media reporting on terror incidents for exam preparation?
A) Use multiple reputable sources (national dailies, police release, PIB/DIPR) to triangulate casualty figures and dates
B) Trust the first unverified post only
C) Ignore official statements always
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Use multiple reputable sources (national dailies, police release, PIB/DIPR) to triangulate casualty figures and dates
Explanation: Cross-verification reduces error for exam answers. - Which of the following is likely to be the consequence for industry if they fail to meet GEI targets (typical regulatory regime)?
A) Penalties, requirement to buy carbon credits or enforcement action depending on rule specifics
B) Immediate exile of employees only
C) Nothing ever happens
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Penalties, requirement to buy carbon credits or enforcement action depending on rule specifics
Explanation: Non-compliance triggers prescribed regulatory consequences under intensity rules. - Which of the following is a recommended daily routine for aspirants during current-affairs preparation?
A) Read 2–3 reliable summaries, note major items, and tag primary sources for each key fact
B) Spend all day on unrelated entertainment only
C) Memorize the wrong facts intentionally
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Read 2–3 reliable summaries, note major items, and tag primary sources for each key fact
Explanation: A focused routine backed by source tags improves retention and reliability. - Which of the following is the most exam-useful statement about April 2025 current affairs?
A) Prioritise major legislation (Waqf Amendment), high-impact security incidents (Pahalgam), significant government programmes (Rozgar Mela) and key policy notifications (GEI rules), and always cross-verify with PIB/Gazette/reputed outlets.
B) Ignore all major events and focus on gossip only
C) Never verify anything and trust random forwards
D) None of the above
Answer: A) Prioritise major legislation (Waqf Amendment), high-impact security incidents (Pahalgam), significant government programmes (Rozgar Mela) and key policy notifications (GEI rules), and always cross-verify with PIB/Gazette/reputed outlets.
Explanation: This is the correct strategy for exam-focused revision.