MCQs - 2026-09

While specific genres may vary, StreamFlix's announcement highlighted a focus on diverse narratives, with historical dramas and contemporary thrillers being prominent areas of interest for their India-centric original series.

StreamFlix's ambitious India-centric original series slate aims to leverage India's vast market and its rich, diverse storytelling potential to create content for both Indian and global audiences.

The Mumbai International Film Festival (MIFF) is India's oldest and largest film festival for non-feature films, focusing on Documentary, Animation, and Short Films.

Bangladesh was the 'Country of Focus' at the 20th Mumbai International Film Festival (MIFF) held in February 2024.

The Golden Conch award for the Best Documentary at the 20th MIFF was won by 'Ek Jagah Apni (A Place of Our Own)' directed by Eeshat Sahni.

The guidelines cover all commercial banks, primary (urban) cooperative banks, state cooperative banks, district central cooperative banks, and NBFCs (including HFCs) regulated by the RBI, and also specifically address the activities of Lending Service Providers (LSPs) engaged by these regulated entities.

A crucial aspect of the guidelines is the mandatory disclosure of the 'all-inclusive cost of digital loans' in the form of an Annual Percentage Rate (APR) to ensure transparency. While a cooling-off period is mandated, it is typically shorter than 30 days, and processing fees are allowed if disclosed. Physical copies are not mandated for digital loans.

The RBI's Digital Lending Guidelines were introduced to address concerns related to unbridled growth of digital lending, particularly by unregulated entities, and to protect consumers from unfair practices, exorbitant interest rates, and data privacy issues.

A 'withdrawal of accommodation' stance implies that the RBI intends to reduce the amount of money circulating in the economy, thereby decreasing liquidity in the banking system. This is typically done to control inflation.

The Reverse Repo Rate is the rate at which the RBI borrows money from commercial banks, effectively absorbing excess liquidity from the system on a short-term basis. Repo Rate is used to inject liquidity, CRR is a statutory reserve requirement, and MSF is for banks to borrow from RBI in emergencies.