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- Daily Current Affairs Quiz 26 August, 2026
[1]. The Central Government has restricted the manufacture, sale and distribution of certain cough-and-cold fixed-dose combinations (FDCs) for children below four years. Which of the following statements about Fixed-Dose Combinations (FDCs) is correct?
| [A]. An FDC contains only one active pharmaceutical ingredient. |
| [B]. An FDC combines multiple active ingredients in a specific ratio. |
| [C]. FDCs never require approval before domestic marketing. |
| [D]. FDCs are used only for topical medicines. |
[2]. Conservation group Aaranyak is piloting biochar production from invasive weeds to restore degraded elephant habitats in Assam’s Khalingduar Reserve Forest. Biochar is produced through which process?
| [A]. Composting of organic matter using aerobic microbes |
| [B]. Fermentation of organic matter in oxygen-rich conditions |
| [C]. Pyrolysis of organic matter under limited or no oxygen |
| [D]. Burning organic matter completely in the presence of oxygen |
[3]. The Vice-President launched India’s first non-GMO, high-expansion popcorn maize hybrid seeds at Musunuru in Andhra Pradesh. Which of the following is a feature of the popcorn maize hybrids Krisna459 and Godari234?
| [A]. They are ordinary maize varieties that cannot pop when heated |
| [B]. They are genetically modified varieties developed using gene editing |
| [C]. They are developed only for animal feed and not human consumption |
| [D]. They are developed through conventional breeding without genetic engineering |
[4]. Scientists found evidence of microbial life dating back 3.497 billion years in chert rock from the Singhbhum Craton, Jharkhand. The Bhitardari chert is significant because it provides evidence of:
| [A]. The oldest directly dated rock with a confirmed biosignature |
| [B]. The youngest rock containing traces of microbial life |
| [C]. The first evidence of dinosaur fossils in India |
| [D]. The oldest volcanic rock found in the Indian subcontinent |
[5]. India is increasingly adopting regenerative agriculture to improve soil health, conserve resources and strengthen climate resilience. Consider the following statements about regenerative agriculture:
- It aims to restore soil health, enhance biodiversity and rebuild ecosystem resilience.
- It promotes continuous soil cover and minimises soil disturbance.
- It relies exclusively on synthetic fertilisers and chemical pesticides to improve agricultural productivity.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
| [A]. 1 and 2 only |
| [B]. 2 and 3 only |
| [C]. 1 and 3 only |
| [D]. 1, 2 and 3 |
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