Daily Current Affairs 17 September 2025 | APSC, UPSC, SSC – Based on The Assam Tribune & Indian Express | Download PDF

Daily Current Affairs 17 September 2025 | APSC, UPSC, SSC – Based on The Assam Tribune & Indian Express | Download PDF



Daily Current Affairs 17 September 2025 | APSC, UPSC, SSC – Based on The Assam Tribune & Indian Express | Download PDF


Current Affairs Based on The Assam Tribune and Indian Express


Q1. Australia recently banned social media use for which age group?
(A) Under 12 years
(B) Under 14 years
(C) Under 16 years
(D) Under 18 years

Answer: (C) Under 16 years

Daily Current Affairs 16 September 2025

Explanation :
Australia has introduced the world’s first nationwide ban on social media for children under 16.
Social media companies must detect and deactivate underage accounts starting December 10.
The regulation aims to protect children from online harm and unsafe exposure.

Related Info :
Globally, many countries are debating stricter online child-safety rules.
Australia’s move is seen as a model for stronger digital-age regulation.


Q2. “Seva Pakhwada” in Assam will be observed from which dates?
(A) Sept 10 – Sept 20
(B) Sept 15 – Oct 1
(C) Sept 17 – Oct 2
(D) Sept 21 – Oct 5

Answer: (C) Sept 17 – Oct 2

Explanation :
BJP announced “Seva Pakhwada” to mark PM Modi’s birthday, observed Sept 17–Oct 2.
Activities include the NaMo Yuva Run, blood donation, cleanliness drives, and awareness campaigns.
It aims to mobilize youth and raise awareness against drugs and social evils.

Related Info :
The marathon in Guwahati is expected to see nearly 5,000 participants.
Such events often align with Gandhi Jayanti (Oct 2) for service-oriented themes.


Q3. Who is the new jersey sponsor of the Indian cricket team (2025)?
(A) Dream11
(B) BYJU’S
(C) Apollo Tyres
(D) Paytm

Answer: (C) Apollo Tyres

Explanation :
Apollo Tyres signed a major deal with BCCI to become the new jersey sponsor till March 2028.
The deal is valued higher than the previous Dream11 contract (~₹579 crore).
The Apollo logo will appear on jerseys of both men’s and women’s national teams.

Related Info :
BCCI banned sponsorship from real-money gaming, tobacco, and alcohol firms.
Apollo Tyres is a global tyre manufacturer headquartered in Gurugram.


Q4. Indian high-jumper Sarvesh Kushare finished at which position in the World Championships final?
(A) 4th
(B) 5th
(C) 6th
(D) 7th

Answer: (C) 6th

Explanation :
Kushare cleared 2.28m, his personal best, finishing 6th in the final.
He narrowly missed the 2.31m mark, close to the national record of 2.29m.
The Nashik-born athlete earlier won silver in the 2023 Asian Championships.

Related Info :
India’s national high jump record (2.29m) is held by Tejaswin Shankar.
Kushare’s achievement shows India’s growing presence in track and field.


Q5. Jindal Steel has offered to buy which German steel company?
(A) ArcelorMittal Europe
(B) Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe
(C) Voestalpine Steel
(D) Tata Steel Europe

Answer: (B) Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe

Explanation :
Jindal Steel International submitted a non-binding bid for Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe.
The aim is to preserve its 200-year-old steel legacy and focus on low-emission steelmaking.
The deal involves ~€10.7bn in revenues and ~26,000 employees.

Related Info :
Thyssenkrupp is listed on Frankfurt’s DAX index.
The acquisition push aligns with Europe’s decarbonisation goals.


Q6. Australia approved the first vaccine to protect koalas from which disease?
(A) Tuberculosis
(B) Rabies
(C) Chlamydia
(D) Distemper

Answer: (C) Chlamydia

Explanation :
Australia approved the world’s first vaccine to shield koalas from chlamydia.
The disease causes blindness, infertility, and decline in koala populations.
This step aims to safeguard the species from extinction threats.

Related Info :
Koalas are native to Australia and are listed as a vulnerable species.
Conservation efforts combine habitat protection with medical research.


Daily Current Affairs 17 September 2025 | Based on The Assam Tribune & Indian Express | Download PDF


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