Daily Current Affairs MCQs : 9 December 2023 - Humanities/Arts MCQ

India will host the GPAI(Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence) Annual Summit and assume the Lead Chair position, demonstrating its commitment to the advancement of Artificial Intelligence. The event is anticipated to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

IDFC FIRST Bank collaborated with Mastercard to design the "FIRST SWYP" credit card, a youth-centric offering tailored to the dynamic preferences of Millennials and Gen Zs.

The initiative launched at COP28, known as "Green Rising," is a collaboration between UNICEF's Generation Unlimited and India's Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change. It aims to empower youth in meaningful grassroots environmental actions through the YuWaah campaign.

International Anti-Corruption Day is celebrated on December 9 each year, and in 2023, this special day falls on a Saturday. The objective is to highlight the adverse effects of corruption on society and promote collective efforts to address this global issue.

Captain Geetika Koul, a woman army doctor, has made history by becoming the first woman medical officer deployed at Siachen, showcasing a significant step towards gender inclusivity in India's armed forces.

Telangana got its first Congress Chief Minister on Thursday as A Revanth Reddy took oath at the L B Stadium in Hyderabad. MLA Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka was sworn in as the Deputy Chief Minister, creating history as the first Dalit person to occupy the post.

Rajiv Anand has been appointed as the new Chairman of Max Life Insurance, marking a pivotal moment in the company's leadership after the outgoing Chairman, Analjit Singh, stepped down from the position and the Board of Directors.

Lalduhoma, the Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM) leader, is poised to be sworn in as the new Chief Minister of Mizoram in a significant political development

Federal Bank has been recognized as "Bank of the Year (India) 2023" by The Banker, highlighting its exceptional commitment to innovation, customer-centric services, and significant contributions to the banking industry.

The Reserve Bank of India increased the UPI payment limits specifically for healthcare and education sectors from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 5 lakh, as announced during the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announcement by RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das.