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5Th June Draft DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS Daily Current Affairs 23rd MAY DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS Daily Current Affairs 5th June Daily Current Affairs 1. Which of the following State/Union Territory does not share a border with China? !न#$ल&खत म* से कौन सा रा1 / क* 2 शा4सत 5देश चीन के साथ सीमा साझा नह< करता है? a. Himachal Pradesh b. Jammu and Kashmir c. Sikkim d. Arunachal Pradesh e. Ladakh https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 1. Which of the following State/Union Territory does not share a border with China? !न#$ल&खत म* से कौन सा रा1 / क* 2 शा4सत 5देश चीन के साथ सीमा साझा नह< करता है? a. Himachal Pradesh b. Jammu and Kashmir c. Sikkim d. Arunachal Pradesh e. Ladakh https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 2. The Ministry of Home Affairs has launched COVID-19 management index. How many states are covered in this index? गृह मंAालय ने COVID-19 5बंधन सूचकांक लॉG !कया है। इस सूचकांक म* !कतने रा1 शाJमल हK? a. 8 b. 10 c. 11 d. 12 e. 15 https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 2. The Ministry of Home Affairs has launched COVID-19 management index. How many states are covered in this index? गृह मंAालय ने COVID-19 5बंधन सूचकांक लॉG !कया है। इस सूचकांक म* !कतने रा1 शाJमल हK? a. 8 b. 10 c. 11 d. 12 e. 15 https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 3. LG Polymers India has been indicted for the loss of life. The LG Polymers Plant was in which of the following cities? एलजी पॉ$लमर इंJडया को जानमाल के नुकसान के दोषी करार !दया गया है। एलजी पॉ$लमर Sांट !न#$ल&खत म* से !कस शहर म* था? a. Gairsan b. Visakhapatnam c. Kochi d. Pune e. Mumbai https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 3. LG Polymers India has been indicted for the loss of life. The LG Polymers Plant was in which of the following cities? एलजी पॉ$लमर इंJडया को जानमाल के नुकसान के दोषी करार !दया गया है। एलजी पॉ$लमर Sांट !न#$ल&खत म* से !कस शहर म* था? a. Gairsan b. Visakhapatnam c. Kochi d. Pune e. Mumbai https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 4. India and Bhutan have inked a MOU for environment protection. What is currency of Bhutan? भारत और भूटान ने पयाWवरण संरZण के $लए समझौता [ापन !कया है। भूटान क\ मु2ा ]ा है? a. Ngultrum b. Colon c. Bolivar d. Libreville e. Togrog https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 4. India and Bhutan have inked a MOU for environment protection. What is currency of Bhutan? भारत और भूटान ने पयाWवरण संरZण के $लए समझौता [ापन !कया है। भूटान क\ मु2ा ]ा है? a. Ngultrum b. Colon c. Bolivar d. Libreville e. Togrog https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 5. Who of the following shall be the head of the empowered group of secretaries (EGoS) for attracting investment? !न#$ल&खत म* से कौन !नवेश को आकJष_ त करने के $लए स`चवa (ईजीओएस) के अ4धकार 5ाe समूह का 5मुख होगा? a. Cabinet Secretary b. Home Secretary c. Commerce Secretary d. Revenue Secretary e. Economic Affairs Secretary https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 5. Who of the following shall be the head of the empowered group of secretaries (EGoS) for attracting investment? !न#$ल&खत म* से कौन !नवेश को आकJष_ त करने के $लए स`चवa (ईजीओएस) के अ4धकार 5ाe समूह का 5मुख होगा? a. Cabinet Secretary b. Home Secretary c. Commerce Secretary d. Revenue Secretary e. Economic Affairs Secretary https://gradeup.co/ DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS Daily Current Affairs 23rd MAY Daily Current Affairs 6. Which of the following ports has been renamed after the founder of the Bhartiya Jan Sangh? भारतीय जनसंघ के संgापक के बाद !न#$ल&खत म* से !कस बंदरगाह का नाम बदल !दया गया है? a. Ennore b. Tuticorin c. Kochi d. Kolkata e. Kandla https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 6. Which of the following ports has been renamed after the founder of the Bhartiya Jan Sangh? भारतीय जनसंघ के संgापक के बाद !न#$ल&खत म* से !कस बंदरगाह का नाम बदल !दया गया है? a. Ennore b. Tuticorin c. Kochi d. Kolkata e. Kandla https://gradeup.co/ DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS Daily Current Affairs 23rd MAY Daily Current Affairs 7. British PM has offered Visas for millions in Hong Kong. When did Britain leave Hong Kong to China? hijटश पीएम ने हांगकांग म* लाखa लोगa के $लए वीजा क\ पेशकश क\ है। hiटेन ने हांगकांग को चीन से कब छोड़ा? a. 1997 b. 1998 c. 2000 d. 2001 e. 1999 https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 7. British PM has offered Visas for millions in Hong Kong. When did Britain leave Hong Kong to China? hijटश पीएम ने हांगकांग म* लाखa लोगa के $लए वीजा क\ पेशकश क\ है। hiटेन ने हांगकांग को चीन से कब छोड़ा? a. 1997 b. 1998 c. 2000 d. 2001 e. 1999 https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 8. Neeraj Chopra has been nominated for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award. He is associated with which of the following sports? नीरज चोपड़ा को राजीव गांधी खेल रm पुरnार के $लए नामां!कत !कया गया है। वह !न#$ल&खत म* से !कस खेल से जुड़े हK? a. Javelin Throw b. 100m Dash c. Football d. Long Jump e. Triple Jump https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 8. Neeraj Chopra has been nominated for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award. He is associated with which of the following sports? नीरज चोपड़ा को राजीव गांधी खेल रm पुरnार के $लए नामां!कत !कया गया है। वह !न#$ल&खत म* से !कस खेल से जुड़े हK? a. Javelin Throw b. 100m Dash c. Football d. Long Jump e. Triple Jump https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 9. Who of the following is the head of the Expert Committees on Rationalisation/ Closure/Merger of Film Media Units? !न#$ल&खत म* से कौन !फp मीJडया इकाइयa के युqrकरण / बंद / Jवलय पर Jवशेष[ सJमJतयa का 5मुख है? a. Tapan Ray b. Bimal Julka c. P Iyer d. Aruna Sundarajan e. Vinod Paul https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 9. Who of the following is the head of the Expert Committees on Rationalisation/ Closure/Merger of Film Media Units? !न#$ल&खत म* से कौन !फp मीJडया इकाइयa के युqrकरण / बंद / Jवलय पर Jवशेष[ सJमJतयa का 5मुख है? a. Tapan Ray b. Bimal Julka c. P Iyer d. Aruna Sundarajan e. Vinod Paul https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 10. Which of the following companies has launched Sodar App for maintaining social distancing? !न#$ल&खत म* से !कस कंपनी ने सामा$जक गड़बड़ी को बनाए रखने के $लए सोडर ऐप लॉG !कया है? a. Facebook b. Google c. Apple d. Amazon e. Microsoft https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 10. Which of the following companies has launched Sodar App for maintaining social distancing? !न#$ल&खत म* से !कस कंपनी ने सामा$जक गड़बड़ी को बनाए रखने के $लए सोडर ऐप लॉG !कया है? a. Facebook b. Google c. Apple d. Amazon e. Microsoft https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 11. National Geographic channel in collaboration with Drinking Water Ministry has released a film about which government scheme? a. PM AWAS Yojna b. Swacch Bharat Yojna c. NCAP d. Namami Gange Programme e. PMFBY https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 11. National Geographic channel in collaboration with Drinking Water Ministry has released a film about which government scheme? a. PM AWAS Yojna b. Swacch Bharat Yojna c. NCAP d. Namami Gange Programme e. PMFBY https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 12. Which country, that currently holds the BRICS Presidency, hosted the Meeting of the BRICS Heads of Tax Authorities?1st June a. Russia b. South Africa c. USA d. India e. China https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 12. Which country, that currently holds the BRICS Presidency, hosted the Meeting of the BRICS Heads of Tax Authorities?1st June a. Russia b. South Africa c. USA d. India e. China https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 13. What is the name of the Video Blogging Contest, associated with International Yoga Day, that was recently announced? a. Responsible Youth for AI b. My Life-My Yoga c. YUKTI d. YASH e. Bharat Padhe Online https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 13. What is the name of the Video Blogging Contest, associated with International Yoga Day, that was recently announced? a. Responsible Youth for AI b. My Life-My Yoga c. YUKTI d. YASH e. Bharat Padhe Online https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 14. What are the large group of asteroids that share the Jupiter’s orbit around the Sun, commonly called as? a. Meteorites b. Trojan Asteroids c. King Asteroids d. A and B e. B and C https://gradeup.co/ Daily Current Affairs 14. What are the large group of asteroids that share the Jupiter’s orbit around the Sun, commonly called as? a.
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