Current Affairs Quiz 9th February 2023
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1. Which university is on its way to become the world’s first “Living Heritage University”?
a) Harvard University
b) Delhi University
c) Visva-Bharati University
d) Stanford University
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2. Which company has developed the world’s first ‘Super’ magnets for nuclear fusion testing?
a) Microsoft
b) Tesla Energy
c) Atomic Energy Corporation
d) Tokamak Energy
Answer and Explanation
3. Which fintech application is the first to support RuPay Credit Cards on UPI?
a) Paytm
b) Google Pay
c) MobiKwik
d) PhonePe
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4. Who was elected as the 137th president of the Harvard Law Review?
a) Priscilla Coronado
b) Apsara A Iyer
c) Janani Ramachandran
d) PT Usha
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5. What is the main goal of the QCVM introduced by the RBI?
a) To issue new banknotes
b) To improve coin circulation
c) To increase digital transactions
d) To counter counterfeit coins
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6. Which organization is responsible for designing the modular bridges for which the Ministry of Defence has signed a contract with Larsen & Toubro?
a) ISRO
b) Larsen & Toubro
c) DRDO
d) Indian Army
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7. Which system did Skye Air launch for managing drone traffic in India?
a) SkyDrive UTM
b) AirGuard
c) DroneGuard
d) Skye UTM
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8. Who is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom as mentioned in the passage?
a) Boris Johnson
b) Angela Merkel
c) Theresa May
d) Rishi Sunak