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Current Affairs 300 BEST MCQ JULY By ExamGossip.com CURRENT AFFAIRS [ JULY MONTH ] Handpicked From All Popular Magzines and Newspaper for All Exams. Suggestions & Feedback are welcomed [email protected] © Copyright 2020 ExamGossip.com 300 BEST MCQ JULY By ExamGossip.com Q) Which state has launched a ‘Skill Connect Forum’, a portal that connects job seekers with employers on a common platform? A.Madhya Pradesh B.Odisha C.Andhra Pradesh D.Karnataka Q) India’s first Plasma Bank for treating covid-19 patients will be launched in which city? A.Delhi B.Mumbai C.Bhubaneswar D.Amravati Q) Who has been conferred with the first Prof. P C Mahalanobis Award? A.Urjit Patel B.Bimal Jalan C.Chakravarthi Rangarajan D.Duvvuri Subbarao Q) Which bank has approved a $750 million emergency response fund for India's MSME sector? A.Asian Development Bank B.New Development Bank C.Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank D.World Bank Q) Which state has launched the online cash aid initiative – “At One Click” for MSMEs and textile industries? A.Madhya Pradesh B.Gujarat C.Himachal Pradesh D.Odisha Q) Uttar Pradesh government has launched a piped water project ''Har Ghar Jal'' for which region? A.Purvanchal B.Awadh C.Bundelkhand D.Baghelkhand Q) Name the India’s first Covid-19 vaccine by Bharat Biotech which has got the DCGI nod for human trials? A.Covaxin B.CoFlu C.Corovax D.CovidX Q) Which bank has launched the ‘e-Kisaan Dhan’ app for farmers all over India? A.HDFC Bank B.Axis Bank C.ICICI Bank D.Yes Bank Q) Who has been appointed as India's next Permanent Representative to the United Nations and other international organisations in Geneva? A.Rajiv K Chander B.Indra Mani Pandey C.Murlidhar Sharma D.Akhilesh Patil Q) Who was named as India's ‘Most Valuable Player’ (MVP) of the 21st century by Wisden? A.Rohit Sharma B.Shikhar Dhawan C.Virat Kohli D.Ravindra Jadeja Q) Who has taken charge as the new chairman of Indian Oil Corporation (IOC)? A.Sanjiv Singh B.Anil Kumar Chaudhary C.Shrikant Madhav Vaidya D.Shashi Shanker Q) Who has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Central Board of Films Certification (CBFC)? A.Ravinder Bhakar B.Anurag Srivastava C.Prasoon Joshi D.Ashok Pandit Q) Asia’s first-ever Continuous Galvanized Rebar (CGR) manufacturing facility was launched in which state? A.Haryana B.Punjab C.Gujarat D.Uttar Pradesh © Copyright 2020 ExamGossip.com 300 BEST MCQ JULY By ExamGossip.com Q) The World Bank has approved a loan of how much amount for rejuvenation of the Ganga River under the 'Namami Gange Programme'? A.$500 million B.$300 million C.$600 million D.$400 million Q) Which state has developed India’s first lichen park in Munsiyari? A.Himachal Pradesh B.Uttarakhand C.Arunachal Pradesh D.Sikkim Q) India has signed an agreement with which country for the construction of the 600 MW Kholongchhu joint venture hydroelectric project ? A.Nepal B.Indonesia C.Sri Lanka D.Bhutan Q) Nitin Gadkari has announced for the development of 280-km-long Chambal Expressway between Rajasthan and which state? A.Uttar Pradesh B.Haryana C.Punjab D.Madhya Pradesh Q) The World Bank has approved a USD 500 million loan to improve the quality and governance of school education in how many Indian states? A.Five B.Three C.Six D.Eight Q) Which state has launched the ‘Hamara Ghar-Hamara Vidyalaya’ campaign? A.Bihar B.Madhya Pradesh C.Uttarakhand D.Himachal Pradesh Q) India has signed an agreement with the World Bank to provide affordable housing to the people of which state? A.Telangana B.Andhra Pradesh C.Odisha D.Tamil Nadu Q) Which state has decided to recruit 1000 AYUSH assistants and 22 AYUSH coaches for 'Yogshalas‘? A.Uttar Pradesh B.Punjab C.Haryana D.Chhattisgarh Q) The National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) has launched which mobile application to help athletes Stay Updated about Prohibited Substances? A.NADA LIST B.NADA BAN C.NADA INDIA D.NADA DOPE © Copyright 2020 ExamGossip.com 300 BEST MCQ JULY By ExamGossip.com Q) Which bank has decided to offer ZipDrive instant auto loans to customers in 1,000 cities across India? A.ICICI Bank B.Axis Bank C.Yes Bank D.HDFC Bank Q) ''Podhe Lagao, Paryavaran Bachao'' (Plant Trees, Save Environment) campaign will be launched by which state/ UT? A.Puducherry B.Himachal Pradesh C.Delhi D.Chhattisgarh Q) As per the report titled ‘Global E-waste Monitor 2020’ by the United Nations, India is the th largest contributor to e-waste in the world in 2019? A.first B.Third C.Second D.Fourth Q) Who has become the new Prime Minister of France? A.Manuel Valls B.Jean Castex C.Laurent Fabius D.Lionel Jospin Q) Union Government has sanctioned 4,000 crore rupees under Atmanirbhar programme to improve infrastructure for the Food Parks in which state? A.Uttarakhand B.Himachal Pradesh C.Karnataka D.Odisha Q) IRDAI has set up a committee under whose chairmanship to examine Surety Bonds for road contracts? Srinivasan B.Shankar Garigiparthy C.Neelesh Garg D. Roopam Asthana Q) Lin Dan, who has announced his retirement from Badminton, has won how many Olympic Titles? A.One B.Two C.Three D.Four Q) Phobos is the closest and biggest moon of which planet? A.Venus B.Mars C.Neptune D.Jupiter Q) Name the Indian girl who has been chosen for the 2020 Diana Award for her Recycler App? A.Kavita Shukla B.Sreelakshmi Suresh C.Trishna Arora D.Freya Thakral Q) Researchers of which IIT institution have developed a ‘Unisaviour’ box that can be used to sterilize personal belongings, medical equipments? A.IIT Mandi B.IIT Roorkee C.IIT Kanpur D.IIT Bombay Q) NLC India Ltd and Coal India Ltd have formed a joint venture to develop solar and thermal power assets to the tune of megawatts of power? A.5,000 MW B.3,000 MW C.6,000 MW D.4,000 MW © Copyright 2020 ExamGossip.com 300 BEST MCQ JULY By ExamGossip.com Q) The Centre has announced to release the commemorative stamp to honour which former Prime Minister of India? A.Lal Bahadur Shastri B. PV Narasimha Rao C.Morarji Desai D.Vishwanath Pratap Singh Q) Which IIT institution has developed a classroom-to-home teaching setup 'Mobile Masterjee‘? A.IIT Madras B.IIT Guwahati C.IIT Mandi D.IIT Kanpur Q) Union ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has extended the Armed Forces (Special power Act) (AFSPA) 1958 in which state for another six months? A.Assam B.Manipur C.Tripura D.Nagaland Q) Who is the author of the book “Future of Higher Education – Nine Mega Trends”? A.Lakshmi Narayanan B.V Pattabhi Ram C.T N Manoharan D.Mukul Deva Q) According to Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), which state has occupied the top spot in annual fish production in 2019? A.West Bengal B.Gujarat C.Tamil Nadu D.Kerala Key Points ● India’s marine fish production has increased marginally by 2.1% to 3.56 million tonnes (mt) in 2019 as compared to 3.49 mt in 2018. ● Tamil Nadu grabbed the first position with 7.75 lakh tonne followed by Gujarat (7.49 lakh t). ● Top Fishes netted - red- toothed triggerfish (2.74 lakh t) , Ribbon fish (2.19 lakh t) and cephalopod (2.18 lakh t). Q) Which among the following has launched a new scheme called ‘Accelerate Vigyan’ (AV)? A.NITI Aayog B.SERB C.IIT Madras D.CSIR Q) Who are the two agricultural experts from India that are named by the UN chief to the scientific group for 2021 food summit? A.Rattan Lal & Uma Lele B.Dinesh Kumar & Krishna Gaur C.Sanjay Manjay & Vishakha Lalwani D.Vijay Dhavala & Anubhuti Lahoti Q) AIIMS doctors along with a team of IIT-Delhi students have developed which app to track plasma donors? A.NOVIL 19 B.COPAL 19 C.KONID 19 D.COPA 19 Q) The Odisha government has planned to plant 13.11 crore saplings under a new initiative called ? A.Sabuja Odisha B.Ropan Odisha C.Bageecha Odisha D.Vatika Odisha Q) Which state government has announced a monthly stipend of 3,000 rupees to junior lawyers for two years to overcome financial difficulties? A.Andhra Pradesh B.Kerala C.Odisha D.Tamil Nadu Q) Which state government has launched the Balaram Yojana to provide agricultural credit to landless farmers? A.Karnataka B.Assam C.Odisha D.Madhya Pradesh © Copyright 2020 ExamGossip.com 300 BEST MCQ JULY By ExamGossip.com Q) Which state has launched the 'Mission Vriksharopan-2020' under which more than 25 crore saplings will be planted? A.Odisha B.Karnataka C.Uttar Pradesh D.Bihar Q) Who is the author of the book ‘Overdraft: Saving the Indian Saver’? A.Urjit Patel B.Raghuram Ranjan C.Shaktikanta Das D.Amitav Ghosh Q) Which state has become the first state in the country where 100% households have liquefied petroleum gas connections? A.Himachal Pradesh B.Uttarakhand C.Gujarat D.Madhya Pradesh Q) Which state has launched the Nekara Samman Yojane under which financial aid of ₹2,000 will be given to handloom weavers? A.Andhra Pradesh B.Karnataka C.Kerala D.Telangana Q) Which state/ UT government has launched an e-learning portal named as “LEAD”? A.Ladakh B.Himachal Pradesh C.Gujarat D.Delhi Q) In order to attract tourists which state has launched the 'Intzaar Aap Ka‘ campaign on social media platforms? A.Tripura B.Madhya Pradesh C.Goa D.Uttarakhand Q) National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) will build its smart data centre in which city at an investment of Rs 500 crore? A.Hyderabad B.Bengaluru C.New Delhi D.Pune Q) The National Human Rights Commission has constituted a committee under whose chairmanship to study COVID impact on human rights? A.K S Reddy B.Nimesh G Desai C.Abhey Shukla D.Viraf Mehta Q) ‘Shree Saptmai Gurukul Sanskrit Vidhyalaya’ was built by India in which country? A.Sri Lanka B.Bhutan C.Nepal D.Indonesia Q) Which social media platform has launched the campaign “It's Between You” in India?
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