Current Affairs - August 2022 The world's first fleet of hydrogen-powered passenger trains was launched by which country? Germany France China Canada Germany France China Canada ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP Germany launched its first fleet of hydrogen-powered passenger trains claiming they are the first of their kind in the world.
Current Affairs - August 2022 Indian men's volleyball team won which medal in the 14th Asian U18 Championship? Silver Gold Gold & Silver Bronze Silver Gold Gold & Silver Bronze ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP The Indian men's volleyball team won a bronze medal by defeating Korea 3-2 in the Asian U-18 Championship in Tehran.
Current Affairs - August 2022 Which country has signed a climate change and healthcare bill of 750 billion dollars? United States Canada Australia New Zealand United States Canada Australia New Zealand ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP The President of the United States Joe Biden signed a massive climate change and healthcare spending bill into law.
Current Affairs - August 2022 Which European country has announced that it has exited the European Union's 'enhanced surveillance' framework in August 2022? Poland Greece Italy Belgium Poland Greece Italy Belgium ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP Greece has announced that it has exited the European Union's 'enhanced surveillance framework.
Current Affairs - August 2022 Which airline emerged as the 2nd biggest airline by domestic market share last month with a 10.4% pie of the sky? Vistara IndiGo SpiceJet Air India Vistara IndiGo SpiceJet Air India ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP Vistara emerged as the second biggest airline by domestic market share last month with a 10.4% pie of the sky, distantly second to the market leader IndiGo at 58.8%.
Current Affairs - August 2022 Which country has become the first country to make period products free for all? Scotland Ireland Switzerland Netherland Scotland Ireland Switzerland Netherland ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP Period products, including tampons and sanitary pads, are now free of cost in Scotland to anyone who needs them.