50 Questions • 30 Minutes • Current Affairs Mock Test in Hindi and English
• Key Fact: China won the Thomas Cup 2026 title.
• Supporting Detail: India finished as a semi-finalist and secured a bronze medal.
• Related Concept: In the women's category, the Uber Cup 2026 was won by South Korea.
• Exam Trick: Remember 'Thomas' for Men and 'Uber' for Women; China dominated the men's event this year.
• Key Fact: Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan has been appointed as the new Chief of the Naval Staff.
• Supporting Detail: He takes over the top position to lead the Indian Navy's strategic operations.
• Related Concept: Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar assumed charge as the 48th Vice Chief of the Naval Staff.
• Exam Trick: Differentiate between 'Chief' (Krishna Swaminathan) and 'Vice Chief' (Ajay Kochhar) to avoid confusion.
• Key Fact: Norway honored PM Narendra Modi with the Grand Cross of the Royal Norwegian Order of Merit.
• Supporting Detail: It is the highest civilian honor awarded by Norway.
• Related Concept: The UN's FAO in Rome also awarded him the Agricola Medal for sustainable agriculture.
• Exam Trick: The word 'Norwegian' in the award name directly links the answer to Norway.
• Key Fact: India's first satellite-tagged Ganges softshell turtle was released in Kaziranga National Park, Assam.
• Supporting Detail: The satellite tag helps scientists track their seasonal movements and breeding habits in the Brahmaputra basin.
• Related Concept: This species is listed under Schedule I of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.
• Exam Trick: Softshell turtles and the Brahmaputra river basin are closely associated with Kaziranga's wetland ecosystem.
• Key Fact: Chinese scientists have developed the world's first zero-carbon emission direct coal fuel cell.
• Supporting Detail: This technology converts coal directly into electricity without burning it.
• Related Concept: It prevents carbon dioxide from spreading into the air, unlike traditional power plants.
• Exam Trick: Remember China is aggressively pushing for green tech to offset its massive coal consumption.
• Key Fact: The SARTHAK scheme is designed to modernize India's Public Distribution System (PDS).
• Supporting Detail: The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved a total central outlay of ₹25,530 crore for it.
• Related Concept: It focuses on assistance in ration transport, handling, and automation.
• Exam Trick: The acronym 'SARTHAK' is directly linked to PDS modernization and budget allocations are often tested in SSC.
• Key Fact: Chief Justice Surya Kant declared Sikkim as India's first fully paperless judiciary state.
• Supporting Detail: The 'Su-Sahay' AI chatbot is actually integrated with the Supreme Court's website, not exclusively for NE High Courts.
• Related Concept: This was part of the 'One Case One Data' digital initiative to unify court records.
• Exam Trick: Look out for words like 'exclusively' in options, they are often used as distractors for national-level tech like Su-Sahay.
• Key Fact: The World Press Freedom Index is published by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), not the World Economic Forum.
• Supporting Detail: India ranked 157th out of 180 countries in the 2026 report.
• Related Concept: Norway maintained the top position globally in this index.
• Exam Trick: Read carefully when a question asks for the 'INCORRECT' statement to avoid marking the correct fact.
• Key Fact: The Indian Army launched two indigenous AI platforms named 'Kautilya' and 'Q-Force'.
• Supporting Detail: Kautilya is for battlefield situational awareness and real-time decision-making.
• Related Concept: Q-Force manages logistics, supply chains, and better resource allocation.
• Exam Trick: Relate 'Kautilya' to strategy (battlefield) and 'Q-Force' to quantity/queue (logistics) to easily memorize them.
• Key Fact: The Union Cabinet approved a bill increasing the SC judges from 33 to 37, making the total strength 38 (including the CJI).
• Supporting Detail: Article 124(1) of the Constitution originally prescribed a maximum of 7 judges plus one Chief Justice.
• Related Concept: The Parliament has the constitutional power to increase the number of judges in the Supreme Court.
• Exam Trick: SSC often tricks students by asking the strength "including" or "excluding" the CJI; read the wording carefully.
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