MCQs 2026

The UN General Assembly declared November 6th as the International Day for Preventing Environmental Exploitation in Conflict and Armed Conflict.

The 2026 World Tsunami Awareness Day continues to emphasize the critical importance of community preparedness, early warning systems, and education to minimize the impact of tsunamis, aligning with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.

Japan, with its vast experience in tsunami disaster prevention, proposed the establishment of World Tsunami Awareness Day, which was subsequently adopted by the UN General Assembly.

World Tsunami Awareness Day is observed every year on November 5th to promote global awareness and preparedness for tsunamis.

The day aims to highlight the serious problems of violence and bullying in schools, including cyberbullying, and their negative impact on students' academic performance and mental health.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) proclaimed this day to raise global awareness about the issue.

UNESCO proclaimed the International Day against Violence and Bullying at School, including Cyberbullying, to be observed annually on the first Thursday of November.

A key goal of such schemes is often to identify and support art forms that are at risk of disappearing, ensuring their continuation and cultural significance.

To ensure the survival and evolution of traditional arts, it is vital to pass on the knowledge and skills to younger generations through structured training and workshops.

Government schemes for art promotion typically aim to support the practitioners of these arts, ensuring their livelihood and the continuity of their craft through financial aid and better resources.