A) 24th DecemberB) 25th DecemberC) 23rd DecemberD) 21st December Explanations: Every year, National Consumer Rights Day is observed on 24th December. it is also called National Consumer Day. this day also marks when the Consumer Protection Act 1986 received Presidential assent and came into force in 1986.

(a) Axis Bank(b) ICICI Bank(c) HDFC Bank(d) SBI Explanations: The State Bank of India (SBI) has acquired a minority stake in JSW Cement Limited, part of USD 13 billion JSW Group. The PSU Banking behemoth has invested Rs 100 crore in the company via compulsorily convertible preference shares (CCPS). The SBI transaction with JSW Cement

A) 3.2kmB) 3.3kmC) 3.4kmD) 3.5km Explanations: T-Setu bridge is a 3.4 km long bridge and has been built in the shape of the English alphabet ‘T’ at a cost of Rs 111 crores.

(a) PhonePe(b) Paytm(c) Google Pay(d) Amazon Pay Explanations:  Mastercard and Google announced a tokenization method that enables Google Pay users to safely transact using their Mastercard credit cards and debit cards.

A) UPB) West BengalC) BiharD) Odisha Explanations: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has inaugurated T-Setu on 20 December 2021, T-Setu is the State’s longest bridge over Mahanadi in the Cuttack district. it will connect Gopinathpur in Badamba, Baideswar in Banki to Singhanath Pitha located in the middle of the river.

A) Tusshar KapoorB) Shakti KapoorC) Rahul KapoorD) Pooja Kapoor Explanations: Tusshar Kapoor has released his first book or debut book titled “Bachelor Dad”. the book covers the story of the actor who became a single father to son Laksshya Kapoor via surrogacy in 2016.

A) Wipro B) TCLC) BothD) None Explanations: Wipro will acquire Edgile, a transformational cyber security consulting provider, for $230 million. Edgile provides security and risk leaders for its business-aligned cyber security capability, deep understanding of the changing regulatory environment.

A) 1stB) 2ndC) 3rdD) 4th Explanations: India has been inducted into the top three of the world’s biggest doping violators in a WADA report. Indian athletes were involved 152 times in dope-related activities in the year 2019 with bodybuilding, weightlifting and athletics contributing majorly to the country’s embarrassing record.