India Current Affairs [Nation & States] MCQs

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The Delhi High Court asked the Union government whether X Corp. must join the Sahyog Portal for cases involving trafficking and national security. The Sahyog Portal is an online platform launched in 2024 to enable quick removal of illegal content from the internet. It allows government agencies to send direct takedown notices to social media platforms and intermediaries. The portal is managed by the Ministry of Home Affairs. It provides centralised communication between agencies, nodal officers, and intermediaries.

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Supreme Court of India launched the “One Case One Data” initiative to digitally integrate judicial data from the Supreme Court to taluka courts. The initiative aims to strengthen case management through automated data retrieval, online verification, and integrated access to court records. High Courts, district courts, taluka courts, and government departments will have interconnected access to case-related information. The Supreme Court also launched “Su-Sahayak,” an assistive chatbot developed by the National Informatics Centre in collaboration with the Supreme Court Registry.

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The Uttar Pradesh government has launched an extensive river rejuvenation initiative, including the “One District-One River” campaign to revive 75 small rivers and the “Gomti Rejuvenation Mission”. These projects focus on widening and deepening river channels, cleaning pollutants, and constructing sewage treatment plants (STPs) to restore natural flow, with significant success in rejuvenating 50 rivers. The initiative has generated rural employment and encouraged farmers to adopt natural farming practices.

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Om Birla constituted the Committee on Empowerment of Women in May 2026. Daggubati Purandeswari was appointed as the Chairperson of the committee. The committee has 28 members, including 18 from the Lok Sabha and 10 from the Rajya Sabha. Members include Hema Malini, Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Iqra Choudhary, Sudha Murty, PT Usha, and Swati Maliwal.

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Hauslon Ki Udaan was launched by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta to identify and nurture talented youth across Delhi. The programme will be conducted in all 70 Assembly constituencies of Delhi and is expected to involve over 25,000 participants. Competitions will include singing, dance, theatre, fine arts, digital art, and instrumental music. Youth aged 16–35 years will be eligible to participate through an online registration portal. Selected participants will receive government support, training, and opportunities for further development.

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Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre recently identified a sophisticated phishing campaign targeting Apple iPhone users whose devices were lost or stolen. I4C issued an advisory warning users about cyber fraud and phishing attempts. The Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre operates under the Ministry of Home Affairs. It serves as the national nodal agency for combating cybercrime in India. I4C provides a coordinated framework for law enforcement agencies to prevent, detect, investigate, and prosecute cybercrimes.

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Hutti Gold Mines Company Limited recorded an additional earning of ₹633.34 crore in 2025–26 due to rising global gold prices. HGML is a Government of Karnataka undertaking established in 1947. It is the only functional producer of primary gold in India. The company is involved in exploration, development, and mining of gold deposits in Karnataka. HGML currently processes ore from the Hutti Gold Mine along with the Uti opencast mine and Heera-Buddinni underground mine.

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Centre for HR Information Systems Research and Analytics in Governance was inaugurated at the SCR Grounds near the Zonal Railway Training Institute in Moula-Ali. CHIRAG is a Centre of Excellence focused on human resource management training, research, and digital transformation in Indian Railways. The centre will provide role-based certified HRMS training for railway employees across all cadres. CHIRAG will function as a think tank for HR policy formulation and inter-system integration.

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Department of Telecommunications introduced new citizen-friendly reforms under the PM-WANI framework to improve public Wi-Fi access across India. The reforms include QR-code-based authentication for laptops and secondary devices, flexible short-duration Wi-Fi plans, and standardised PMWANI hotspot names. PM-WANI was launched by the Department of Telecommunications under the Ministry of Communications.

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The plight of the Koraga Tribe was highlighted in the UN-Habitat World Cities Report 2026, which pointed to caste barriers and policy gaps causing housing inequality. The Koraga tribe is mainly found in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts of Karnataka and Kasaragod district of Kerala.
They are classified as a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group. The community speaks Koraga Bhasha and Tulu. The Koragas depend mainly on agriculture and forest resources for their livelihood and are known for basket-making and folk traditions.