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TNPSC Current Affairs – Tuesday, 18 February 2025

TNPSC Current Affairs • 18 Feb 2025

Published on: Tuesday, 18 February 2025

TNPSC current affairs for Tuesday, 18 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 - 2025-02-18 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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Q1When is the Tamil Nadu State Budget for the fiscal year 2025-26 scheduled to be presented?

Options

AMarch 1
BMarch 7
CMarch 14
DMarch 21

Correct answer

March 14

Explanation

The Tamil Nadu State Budget for the fiscal year 2025-26 is scheduled to be tabled on March 14.

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Q2In which two cities did Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin recently lay the foundation stone for new TIDEL Parks?

Options

ACoimbatore and Salem
BMadurai and Tiruchi
CVellore and Thoothukudi
DChennai and Hosur

Correct answer

Madurai and Tiruchi

Explanation

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin unveiled the foundation stone for TIDEL Parks in Tiruchi and Madurai.

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Q3What is the amount of relief announced by the Tamil Nadu government for over 5 lakh farmers affected by Cyclone Fengal?

Options

A₹250 crore
B₹300 crore
C₹400 crore
D₹500 crore

Correct answer

₹500 crore

Explanation

The Tamil Nadu government announced ₹500 crore in relief for over 5 lakh farmers affected by Cyclone Fengal.

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Q4The Tamil Nadu government has consistently rejected which of the following national initiatives or policies?

Options

AJal Jeevan Mission
BNational Education Policy (NEP) and PM-Shri scheme
CAdvanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) PLI Scheme
DSoil Health Card Scheme

Correct answer

National Education Policy (NEP) and PM-Shri scheme

Explanation

Tamil Nadu has rejected the National Education Policy (NEP), PM-Shri scheme, and Hindi imposition, leading to protests by the DMK and its allies.

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Q5The Supreme Court has recently directed a new supervisory panel to examine complaints and find a solution agreeable to both states regarding the Mullaperiyar dam dispute between Tamil Nadu and which other state?

Options

AKarnataka
BAndhra Pradesh
CKerala
DPuducherry

Correct answer

Kerala

Explanation

The Supreme Court has asked a new supervisory panel to examine Tamil Nadu's complaints about Kerala regarding the Mullaperiyar dam and find a solution agreeable to both states.

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Q6What is the name of the satellite scheduled to be launched by India's first private PSLV, which aims to test 35 new technologies?

Options

AChandrayaan-4
BNISAR
CTDS-1
DGaganyaan-1

Correct answer

TDS-1

Explanation

India's first private PSLV is set to launch TDS-1, a satellite designed to test 35 technologies, marking a significant step for the private space sector.

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Q7ISRO has developed a record-breaking piece of equipment for rocket solid propellants. What is it?

Options

AWorld’s fastest liquid oxygen pump
BWorld’s largest vertical propellant mixer
CIndia's first cryogenic engine testbed
DReusable launch vehicle prototype

Correct answer

World’s largest vertical propellant mixer

Explanation

ISRO has developed the world’s largest vertical propellant mixer for rocket solid propellants, a significant technological advancement.

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Q8Under the Jal Jeevan Mission, how many women have been trained to test water quality using field testing kits?

Options

A5 lakh
B10 lakh
C25 lakh
D50 lakh

Correct answer

25 lakh

Explanation

Under the Jal Jeevan Mission, 25 lakh women have been trained to test water quality using field testing kits, contributing to water security.

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Q9What significant milestone is being celebrated for the Soil Health Card Scheme?

Options

AFirst year anniversary
BFifth year anniversary
CA decade of its implementation
DAchieving 100% farmer coverage

Correct answer

A decade of its implementation

Explanation

The Soil Health Card Scheme is celebrating a decade of its implementation, highlighting its long-term impact on agriculture.

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Q10What is the allocation made by the Tamil Nadu government to boost various fisheries infrastructure projects?

Options

A₹120 crore
B₹240 crore
C₹360 crore
D₹480 crore

Correct answer

₹360 crore

Explanation

The Tamil Nadu government has allocated ₹360 crore to boost various fisheries infrastructure projects in the state.

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