Daily GK & Current Affairs Quiz
15 October 2026 · SSC · UPSC · Banking · Railway Exams
QUESTION 01
Tip: Attempt each question before reading its explanation. पहले उत्तर चुनें, फिर व्याख्या पढ़ें।
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Quick Revision / त्वरित पुनरावृत्ति
Today’s Current Affairs: What Should Aspirants Focus On?
Current affairs questions often test more than a headline. They connect a recent announcement to a ministry, constitutional provision, government scheme, or economic concept. That’s why today’s revision focuses on developments with clear links to the static syllabus.
The Centre’s planned infrastructure projects in Ladakh, worth around ₹3,350 crore, are worth tracking for questions on Union Territories, strategic connectivity, and public infrastructure. The announcement also provides a useful reminder to distinguish a project’s location from the ministry or agency responsible for implementing it.
On the economy side, the 57th GST Council meeting is relevant to indirect taxation and cooperative federalism. For exam preparation, remember the Council’s constitutional basis and its role in recommending GST-related measures—not just the latest policy headline.
Another topic to revise is DDU-GKY 2.0, a rural youth skill-development and placement initiative. Its training and employment figures can become factual MCQs, while the scheme’s purpose links to rural livelihoods and skill development.
Finally, India’s discussions on relations with China and the United States offer a useful international-relations angle: trade imbalances, market access, and strategic partnerships.
Treat the quiz as active recall: answer first, then use each explanation to revise the underlying concept.
Top Headlines for 15 October 2026
- Ladakh infrastructure: Projects worth around ₹3,350 crore scheduled for inauguration or dedication.
- GST and taxation: The 57th GST Council meeting and its key decisions remain important for economy revision.
- Rural employment: DDU-GKY 2.0 discussions highlighted training and placement outcomes for rural youth.
- India’s foreign relations: Ministers discussed India’s evolving economic and strategic engagement with China and the United States.

