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Daily-mcqs 26 Sep 2024

Current Affairs MCQs for UPSC & State PSC Exams 26 Sep 2024

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Current Affairs MCQs for UPSC & State PSC Exams

Q1:

What is one of the key prohibitions outlined in Article 1 of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW)?

A: Assisting in the peaceful use of nuclear energy

B: Acquiring, developing, or possessing nuclear weapons

C: Participating in the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT)

D: Sharing nuclear technology with non-nuclear states

Answer: B

Explanation:

Article 1 of the TPNW explicitly prohibits states from acquiring, developing, manufacturing, or possessing nuclear weapons. It aims to establish a global ban on nuclear arms and prevent their spread or use.


Q2:

Who is responsible for appointing the Lokayukta in an Indian state?

A: Chief Minister

B: Governor in consultation with Chief Justice and Leader of Opposition

C: President of India

D: Prime Minister and Chief Minister together

Answer: B

Explanation:

The Lokayukta is appointed by the Governor of the state, in consultation with the Chief Justice of the state High Court and the Leader of the Opposition, ensuring a balanced and independent process.


Q3:

With which of the following civilizations, the most evidence of extensive trade relations of the Indus Valley Civilization is found?

A: Egypt

B: Mesopotamia

C: Persia

D: China

Answer: B

Explanation:

The Indus Valley Civilization had extensive trade relations with Mesopotamia, as evidenced by the discovery of Harappan seals and other artifacts in Mesopotamian cities. The two civilizations exchanged goods like textiles, metals, and pottery, with the Arabian Sea providing a key route for maritime trade.


Q4:

which of the following statements about the Mankidia tribe is correct?

A: They primarily inhabit the southern parts of India, particularly in Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

B: The Mankidia tribe is known for their traditional skills in pottery and weaving.

C: The Mankidia tribe primarily speak a form of the Munda language and are known for rope making and trapping.

D: The Mankidia tribe has a well-established urban settlement with modern housing structures.

Answer: C

Explanation:

The Mankidia tribe, an Austro-Asiatic community, speaks a form of the Munda language. They are semi-nomadic and known for their traditional skills in rope making and trapping animals, particularly monkeys. They live in temporary settlements known as tandas with dome-shaped leaf huts called Kumbhas, and primarily inhabit areas in Odisha, along with some regions in Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, and West Bengal.


Q5:

What is the primary tactic used in a "digital arrest" scam?

A: Hacking victims' bank accounts

B: Impersonating law enforcement officers to scare victims into transferring money

C: Blackmailing victims with their private data

D: Offering fake rewards to lure victims into phishing traps

Answer: B

Explanation:

In a "digital arrest" scam, criminals pose as law enforcement officers, such as police or CBI officials, to create fear and urgency. By pretending that the victim is involved in serious legal trouble, they manipulate victims into transferring money to "resolve" the issue. This tactic is effective because it preys on the victim’s fear of legal consequences.