Current Affairs Quiz – December 2025

1. What is the name of India’s first manned deep-sea submersible mission?

  • [A] Gaganyaan
  • [B] Samudrayaan
  • [C] Sagaryaan
  • [D] Chandrayaan

2. Which organization has released the Annual Groundwater Quality Report 2025?

  • [A] Central Water Commission (CWC)
  • [B] Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
  • [C] Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)
  • [D] Central Ground Water Board (CGWB)

3. Which institute launched a stock enhancement programme for short-neck clam (Paphia malabarica) in Ashtamudi Lake?

  • [A] National Institute of Ocean Technology
  • [B] Zoological Survey of India
  • [C] Central Inland Fisheries Research Institute
  • [D] Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute

4. What is the rank of India in the WorldSkills Asia Competition (WSAC) 2025?

  • [A] Fifth
  • [B] Seventh
  • [C] Eighth
  • [D] Ninth

5. What is the theme of World AIDS Day 2025?

  • [A] Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response
  • [B] Take the rights path
  • [C] Let Communities Lead
  • [D] Equalize

6. Who was named the World Athlete of the Year (Men) in 2025?

  • [A] Michael Jordan
  • [B] Armand Duplantis
  • [C] Jon Rahm
  • [D] Edmund Serem

7. Where was 15th International Sand Art Festival 2025 inaugurated in India?

  • [A] Odisha
  • [B] Maharashtra
  • [C] Gujarat
  • [D] Karnataka

8. Which word was selected as the Word of the Year 2025 by Oxford University Press?

  • [A] Biohack
  • [B] Rage bait
  • [C] Aura farming
  • [D] Clickbait

9. What is the name of the digital project launched to digitalise all State and Union Territory Legislatures in India?

  • [A] Digital Assembly Mission
  • [B] e-Parliament Project
  • [C] Smart Vidhan Scheme
  • [D] National e-Vidhan Application

10. Where was India’s first private-sector navigation innovation hub inaugurated?

  • [A] Pune
  • [B] Bengaluru
  • [C] Hyderabad
  • [D] Thiruvananthapuram

11. Where was India’s first private-sector navigation innovation hub inaugurated?

  • [A] Pune
  • [B] Bengaluru
  • [C] Hyderabad
  • [D] Thiruvananthapuram

12. Where was the 46th Annual Conference of the Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) held?

  • [A] Kolkata
  • [B] Chennai
  • [C] Mumbai
  • [D] New Delhi

13. Which sports league won the ‘Emerging Professional Sports Event of the Year’ at the India Sports Awards 2025?

  • [A] Archery Premier League
  • [B] Pro Kabaddi League
  • [C] Indian Street Premier League
  • [D] Ultimate Kho Kho

14. International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) is observed every year on which day?

  • [A] December 1
  • [B] December 2
  • [C] December 3
  • [D] December 4

15. What is the name of the third Fast Patrol Vessel (FPV) handed over to the Indian Coast Guard by Goa Shipyard Limited in December 2025?

  • [A] ICGS Saksham
  • [B] ICGS Samarth
  • [C] ICGS Amulya
  • [D] ICGS Akshar

16. Which city is the venue of 7th India International Seaweed Expo and Summit 2026?

  • [A] Kochi
  • [B] Chennai
  • [C] Bengaluru
  • [D] Kolkata

17. Guinea-Bissau, recently in news due to military rule, is located on which continent?

  • [A] Asia
  • [B] Africa
  • [C] Europe
  • [D] Australia

18. Which organisation conducted the high-speed rocket-sled test of fighter aircraft escape system in December 2025?

  • [A] DRDO
  • [B] ISRO
  • [C] BARC
  • [D] Indian Air Force

19. The PM E-DRIVE scheme was launched by which ministry?

  • [A] Ministry of Heavy Industries
  • [B] Ministry of Finance
  • [C] Ministry of Science and Technology
  • [D] Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

20. Which organization has published The State of the World’s Land and Water Resources for Food and Agriculture (SOLAW) 2025?

  • [A] World Bank
  • [B] UNEP
  • [C] FAO
  • [D] IFAD

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