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26th April 2023 Current Affairs Quiz: We have provided top 10 current affairs questions and answers of 26th April 2023.
26th April 2023 Current Affairs Quiz
1. What was the cause of the Chernobyl disaster?
A) Terrorist attack
B) Nuclear reactor malfunction during a systems test
C) Earthquake
D) Human error during nuclear waste disposal
Answer: B)
Nuclear reactor malfunction during a systems test. The Chernobyl disaster was caused by a systems test malfunction at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, which resulted in a nuclear reactor explosion and subsequent release of radioactive material.
2. How many people are estimated to have died from cancers due to radiation poisoning as a result of the Chernobyl disaster?
A) 50
B) 500
C) 3940
D) 10,000
Answer: C) 3940.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), an estimated 3940 people died from cancers due to radiation poisoning as a result of the Chernobyl disaster. This number may be subject to revision in the future as more data becomes available.
3. Who founded Jupiter, the neobank that recently obtained an NBFC license from the RBI?
A) Jitendra Gupta
B) PayU
C) Citrus Pay
D) The Reserve Bank of India
Answer: A) Jitendra Gupta.
Jitendra Gupta is the founder of Jupiter, a neobank that recently obtained an NBFC license from the RBI, allowing it to offer credit directly from its own resources. Prior to founding Jupiter, Gupta co-founded Citrus Pay, a payment gateway company that was acquired by PayU in 2016.
4. What is the significance of Jupiter obtaining an NBFC license from the RBI?
A) It will allow Jupiter to expand its operations through partnerships with other banks.
B) It will enable Jupiter to offer credit directly from its own resources.
C) It will allow Jupiter to offer investment services to its customers.
D) It will allow Jupiter to offer insurance services to its customers.
Answer: B)
It will enable Jupiter to offer credit directly from its own resources. Obtaining an NBFC license from the RBI will enable Jupiter to provide credit from its own resources, giving the company more control over its lending operations and greater flexibility in the lending process.
5. What is a neobank?
A) A bank that operates primarily through physical branches.
B) A bank that offers credit only to high net worth individuals.
C) A bank that offers financial services entirely online without any physical branches.
D) A bank that is owned and operated by the government.
Answer: C)
A bank that offers financial services entirely online without any physical branches. A neobank is a type of digital bank that operates entirely online without any physical branches, offering services such as checking and savings accounts, debit and credit cards, and loans.
6. What is the objective of SBI’s fourth branch exclusively for startups in Mumbai’s BKC area?
A) To provide standard banking services to startups.
B) To serve as a comprehensive resource for investment banking, treasury/forex, advisory, and other supplementary financial services.
C) To provide assistance exclusively for IPOs and FPOs.
D) To cater only to the needs of private equity (PE), venture capital (VC), and alternative investment funds (AIFs).
Answer: B)
7. According to the SIPRI report, what is the global military expenditure in 2022?
A) $2240 billion
B) $81.4 billion
C) $81.8 billion
D) $2240 million
Answer: A)
$2240 billion. According to the SIPRI report, the global military expenditure in 2022 has reached a new record high of $2240 billion, increasing by 3.7% in real terms.
8. Which country ranks third in the list of top military spenders, as per the SIPRI report?
A) Russia
B) India
C) China
D) United States
Answer: C)
China. According to the SIPRI report, the United States, China, and Russia are the three largest military spenders and contributed 56% of the total global military expenditure in 2022.
9. Why did India’s rank drop from 3rd to 4th in the list of top military spenders, as per the SIPRI report?
A) Due to substantial increases in Russian spending
B) Due to a decrease in India’s military expenditure
C) Due to an increase in Saudi Arabia’s military expenditure
D) Due to a decrease in China’s military expenditure
Answer: A)
10. Due to substantial increases in Russian spending. As per the SIPRI report, India’s rank dropped from 3rd to 4th due to substantial increases in Russian spending.
What is the aim of the two-year pilot project in Ayodhya?
A) To produce plastic waste
B) To produce biodiesel from waste
C) To increase waste generation
D) To set up a facility for waste segregation
Answer: B) To produce biodiesel from waste. The key point of the project is to generate biodiesel from waste, as mentioned in the second sentence of the article.