Daily Current Affairs MCQs: 15th June 2025 - Bank Exams MCQ

India achieved a score of 85.65% in the ICAO audit, reflecting a significant improvement from previous scores. This performance indicates the country’s commitment to maintaining high standards in aviation safety and operations.

The newly identified species is Spartaeus karigiri, which is notable as it is the first record of the genera Spartaeus and Sonoita in India. This discovery underscores the importance of exploring India’s diverse ecosystems, as many species may still be undiscovered.

The PMUY aims to provide clean cooking fuel (LPG) to rural and economically disadvantaged households, thereby improving health and environmental sustainability. The initiative helps transition families from traditional cooking methods to cleaner alternatives.

Nandur Madhyameshwar Wildlife Sanctuary was designated as Maharashtra's first Ramsar site in January 2020, highlighting its international significance due to its diverse ecosystems and rich biodiversity.

The court identified that the hospital delayed providing an ultrasound due to the lack of ID documents, despite the presence of police and an FIR. This highlights the need for streamlined procedures that prioritize the survivor's rights and timely medical care.

An increase of $10 per barrel in oil prices could reduce India's real GDP growth by 0.3 percentage points. This demonstrates the sensitivity of the Indian economy to fluctuations in global oil prices, which can affect inflation and overall economic stability.

The Servants of India Society was founded by Gopal Krishna Gokhale on June 12, 1905. The society aimed to train individuals dedicated to serving national interests through constitutional means, reflecting the ideals of social service and nationalism.

Rudrastra is a hybrid Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) drone developed for battlefield operations. It can operate like a helicopter for take-off and landing while cruising like an aircraft, offering strategic advantages in military engagements.

The PRASHAD scheme aims for the integrated development of identified pilgrimage destinations in India. It provides financial assistance to state governments for enhancing tourism infrastructure, thereby improving the experience for visitors at significant heritage sites.

Ship owners are primarily responsible for cargo loss and environmental damage under international maritime regulations. This accountability is crucial in maintaining standards for pollution control and safety in global shipping practices.