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TNPSC Current Affairs – Monday, 3 February 2025

TNPSC Current Affairs • 3 Feb 2025

Published on: Monday, 3 February 2025

TNPSC current affairs for Monday, 3 February 2025 dials into the Tamil Nadu and national pulse with exam-ready clarity. The editors have distilled 10 crisp question-and-answer pairs, weaving the events through Daily Current Affairs - 2025-02-03 so that General Studies I, II, III, and the dedicated current affairs slot see the same narrative. Today’s batch explains why each headline matters, the cause-effect threads behind the policies, and how the stories feed into the schemes and science headlines you will see on the paper. Read it once, mark the anchor words that link people, policies, and dates, and then scroll straight to the quiz call-to-action; that second pass is when you turn reading into retrieval rather than letting the news slide away.

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Q1What initiative has Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced to raise climate change awareness among students?

Options

ALaunching "Green Tamil Nadu Mission"
BImplementing a new "Climate Change Policy" and establishing "Ecology Clubs" in schools
CIntroducing mandatory environmental studies in all higher education institutions
DDistributing free saplings to all school children

Correct answer

Implementing a new "Climate Change Policy" and establishing "Ecology Clubs" in schools

Explanation

Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin announced a new Climate Change Policy and the establishment of Ecology Clubs in all schools to raise awareness about climate change among students.

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Q2The Tamil Nadu government recently increased the monthly wages for anti-poaching watchers. What is the new increased wage?

Options

A₹10,000
B₹12,500
C₹15,625
D₹18,000

Correct answer

₹15,625

Explanation

The Tamil Nadu government increased the monthly wages for anti-poaching watchers to ₹15,625.

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Q3Which High Court bench recently directed the confiscation of vehicles from a neighbouring state found dumping medical waste in Tamil Nadu?

Options

AChennai High Court
BCoimbatore Bench of Madras High Court
CMadurai Bench of Madras High Court
DPuducherry High Court

Correct answer

Madurai Bench of Madras High Court

Explanation

The Madurai Bench of Madras High Court directed the confiscation of Kerala vehicles found dumping medical waste in Tamil Nadu.

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Q4Which two airports in Tamil Nadu have recently completed their development work, with the licensing process currently underway?

Options

ASalem and Thoothukudi
BNeyveli and Vellore
CHosur and Cuddalore
DThanjavur and Ramanathapuram

Correct answer

Neyveli and Vellore

Explanation

The development work for Neyveli and Vellore airports in Tamil Nadu has been completed, and the licensing process is currently underway.

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Q5The Tamil Nadu Revenue Minister announced that property cards will be rolled out across the state by which month and year?

Options

AJanuary 2025
BJune 2025
CJanuary 2026
DDecember 2026

Correct answer

January 2026

Explanation

The Tamil Nadu Revenue Minister stated that property cards will be rolled out across the state by January 2026.

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Q6ISRO's NVS-02 satellite, which recently faced a setback due to thruster failure, is part of which Indian satellite navigation system?

Options

AGAGAN
BIRNSS (NavIC)
CEDUSAT
DBHUVAN

Correct answer

IRNSS (NavIC)

Explanation

The NVS-02 satellite is a part of India's Navigation with Indian Constellation (NavIC) system, previously known as IRNSS. It faced a setback when its thrusters failed to fire after launch.

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Q7The Union Government has targeted creating over 21 lakh jobs in 2025-26, with which three sectors identified as key drivers for this growth?

Options

AIT, Pharmaceuticals, and Education
BTextiles, Automobile, and Construction
CFisheries, Tourism, and Manufacturing
DHealthcare, Telecommunications, and Retail

Correct answer

Fisheries, Tourism, and Manufacturing

Explanation

The Centre aims to create over 21 lakh jobs in 2025-26, primarily driven by the fisheries, tourism, and manufacturing sectors.

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Q8Which national rural employment scheme is mentioned in the news for its budgetary allocations and also for concerns about its potential dismantling affecting women and Scheduled Castes?

Options

APradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY)
BSwachh Bharat Mission (SBM)
CMahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS)
DPradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN)

Correct answer

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS)

Explanation

The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) is discussed both in terms of its budgetary allocations and concerns raised by some about its potential dismantling, which could affect women and Scheduled Castes.

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Q9India has become the world's second-largest manufacturer in which sector, with over 300 operational units nationwide today, up from just 2 units in 2014?

Options

AAutomobile
BTextiles
CMobile phones
DPharmaceuticals

Correct answer

Mobile phones

Explanation

India has risen to become the world's second-largest mobile manufacturer, with over 300 operational units today, significantly up from just 2 units in 2014.

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Q10According to Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), which agripreneurship is gaining traction among non-farmers in the state?

Options

AOrganic farming of traditional paddy varieties
BSericulture (silkworm rearing)
CMushroom cultivation
DAquaculture of ornamental fish

Correct answer

Mushroom cultivation

Explanation

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) reported that mushroom agripreneurship is gaining traction among non-farmers in the state.

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