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Banking Exam Current AffairsPart 2

May – June 2025 Current Affairs

100 original MCQs • May–Jun 2025Medium difficulty

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Q1.India launched 'Operation Sindoor' in May 2025 targeting terror infrastructure in:

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(A)Afghanistan
(B)Bangladesh
(C)Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK)
(D)Nepal

Q2.The 'Waqf Amendment Act 2025' was passed in Parliament in:

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(A)January 2025
(B)March 2025
(C)April 2025
(D)June 2025

Q3.The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) cut the repo rate in June 2025 to:

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(A)5.75%
(B)6.00%
(C)6.25%
(D)6.50%

Q4.The 'Basel IV' framework (commonly referred to as Basel III finalization) focuses primarily on:

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(A)Increasing deposit insurance limits
(B)Standardizing Risk-Weighted Asset calculations to reduce internal model variability
(C)Creating a global central bank
(D)Eliminating NPAs from bank balance sheets

Q5.Which of the following is a key difference between a 'Scheduled Bank' and a 'Non-Scheduled Bank' in India?

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(A)Scheduled banks can issue loans; non-scheduled cannot
(B)Scheduled banks are listed in RBI's Second Schedule and maintain CRR with RBI; non-scheduled do not
(C)Non-scheduled banks are unregulated
(D)Scheduled banks are only public sector

Q6.India's 'Atal Setu' (MTHL — Mumbai Trans Harbour Link), inaugurated in January 2024, is:

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(A)India's longest river bridge
(B)India's longest sea bridge (21.8 km)
(C)India's highest bridge
(D)India's first underwater tunnel

Q7.The 'Green Deposits' framework issued by RBI in 2023 requires banks to:

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Sustainable Finance

(A)Offer green-colored passbooks to eco-friendly customers
(B)Earmark deposits proceeds for specific green/sustainable projects and disclose usage
(C)Invest all deposits in solar energy
(D)Maintain higher CRR for green deposits

Q8.The 'CRAR' (Capital to Risk-Weighted Assets Ratio) for Indian banks is calculated as:

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(A)(Total Assets / Total Capital) × 100
(B)(Tier 1 Capital + Tier 2 Capital) / Risk-Weighted Assets × 100
(C)Total Deposits / Total Loans × 100
(D)Net Interest Margin / Total Income × 100

Q9.The 'Kisan Credit Card (KCC)' scheme provides credit to farmers for:

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Agricultural Banking

(A)Land purchase only
(B)Short-term crop cultivation needs, post-harvest expenses, and allied activities
(C)Equipment purchase only
(D)Overseas agricultural education

Q10.The 'India Stack' initiative encompasses which of the following digital public infrastructure components?

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Banking Technology

(A)Aadhaar + UPI + DigiLocker + Account Aggregator
(B)SWIFT + RTGS + NEFT + ATM
(C)PAN + GST + TDS + ITR
(D)CIBIL + SEBI + IRDAI + PFRDA
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