Daily Current Affairs Prelims Quiz 05-01-2026 (Online Prelims Test)
1) Consider the following statements about Eastern Imperial Eagle
These eagles are native to southern Europe, central Asia, and Siberia.
It follows omnivorous diet and flagged as critically endangered in IUCN red list.
Select the correct statements using the codes below:
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Answer : a
Explanation
Statement 1 is correct – Eastern Imperial Eagle are native to southern Europe, central Asia, and Siberia. In winter, they migrate to northeast Africa (Egypt–Kenya), India, and southeast China.
Statement 2 is incorrect – They are carnivorous, their prey includes small mammals (rabbits, ground squirrels), reptiles (including snakes), birds (ducks, magpies) and occasionally carrion (dead lambs).
Digital yuan (eCNY) is Chinese new digital currency and is a legal tender.
e-CNY kept in wallets will earn interest at demand deposit rates, making it the world’s 1st central bankdigital currency to pay interest.
So, far only India and China, Nigeria have launched digital currencies in the world.
Select the correct statements using the codes below:
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b.
c.
d.
Answer : b
Statements 1 and 2 are correct – Digital yuan (eCNY) is Chinese new digital currency and is a legal tender.
e-CNY kept in wallets will earn interest at demand deposit rates, making it the world’s 1st central bankdigital currency to pay interest.
Statement 3 is incorrect – As of late 2025, the Bahamas, Nigeria, and Jamaica have fully launched national digital currencies (CBDCs), while China, India, EU, US, etc, are in advanced stages of research, testing, or planning for their own CBDCs.
5) Consider the following statements
India’s pharmaceutical industry is contributing to around 5% of national GDP.
India is the largest pharmaceutical exporter by volumein the world.
Select the incorrect statements using the codes below:
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b.
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Answer : c
Explanation
Statement 1 is incorrect – India’s pharmaceutical industry is valued at $50 billion, contributing 1.72% of national GDP.
Statement 2 is incorrect – India ranked as the 3rd largest exporter by volume, shipped $27 billion in 2023, rising to $30.47 billion in FY25.