High Flying Trip

Good Morning Folks!!! Sit tight because today we will be taking a high-flying trip to our trivia masterclass. A very brief trip however. A trip so brief, it will be over within minutes! Reminiscing about a familiar journey connecting two Scottish islands, can you guess this very speedy commercial flight trip in the world, clocking in at a few minutes?   Stay tuned till the end of the newsletter to find out if you have aced today's trivia!

GOVERNMENT
Jharkhand To Come Under The Centre’s Scrutiny For Not Auctioning Mineral Blocks

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One Liner: The Centre pushes Jharkhand to auction 10 mineral blocks, warning it will step in if the state doesn’t act.

The central government has urged Jharkhand to auction 10 mineral blocks promptly, warning that it will take over the process if the state fails to comply. This move aims to expedite the exploitation of mineral resources, boosting economic growth and revenue. The Centre's ultimatum underscores the importance of timely auctions to capitalize on the state's rich mineral wealth. Jharkhand, known for its abundant mineral reserves, is under pressure to align with the national agenda of enhancing mining sector efficiency and output. The clock is ticking, and Jharkhand must act swiftly to keep control of its mineral resources.

AUTOMOBILE
Mercedes-Benz’s Green Drive: More EVs in India

One Liner: Mercedes-Benz considers ramping up EV assembly in India to meet its zero-emission and carbon-neutrality targets.

Mercedes-Benz is contemplating increasing the assembly of electric vehicles (EVs) in India as part of its strategy to achieve zero-emission and carbon-neutrality goals. This move aligns with the company’s global sustainability objectives and recognizes the growing demand for eco-friendly vehicles in the Indian market. By bolstering local EV production, Mercedes-Benz aims to make green transportation more accessible while supporting India’s environmental initiatives. This potential expansion underscores the automaker's commitment to a cleaner, greener future and positions India as a key player in its global EV strategy. Get ready for an electrifying ride, India!

ENTERTAINMENT
India’s Media Mega-Meet: Global Summit on Media and Entertainment Sector in November

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One Liner: India to host its first global summit for the media and entertainment sector in November, spotlighting industry innovation.

India is set to host its first-ever global summit for the media and entertainment sector this November. This landmark event will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers from around the world to discuss trends, challenges, and opportunities. The summit aims to showcase India’s growing influence in the global media landscape, foster international collaborations, and explore new technologies and business models. It’s a prime opportunity for stakeholders to network, share insights, and shape the future of media and entertainment. Get ready for a blockbuster event that promises to be both insightful and entertaining

WORLD

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The gunfire mishap on Saturday at Trump's election rally has spruced up the odds of the latter claiming back the White House. Furthermore, the trades putting thrust on him saw a substantial rise, and they are said to skyrocket in the coming week. On the heels of the unfortunate event, a couple of the wealthiest men, like Bill Ackman, the billionaire hedge fund manager, and Elon Musk, the Tesla titan, poured their support for Trump on the social platform X. 

An oil tanker, captured and kept under Iran's wing for more than a year owing to some rift between Tehran and the US, finally bid adieu to the rough patch and hit international waters on Thursday, as revealed by tracking data. The Marshall Islands-flagged tanker Advantage Sweet voyaged across the Strait of Hormuz, the constricted opening of the Persian Gulf that accounts for 20% of the global oil passage. It was clutched by Iran's navy in April 2023 while storing $50 million worth of oil all the way from Kuwait. 

Keir Starmer, the UK Prime Minister, who is stoked to build Britain again, is sure to meet the biggest roadblock with labor as the nation grapples with a sluggish shortage of skilled laborers. Figures show that the UK still requires a major face-lift of nearly 400,000 workers to reach its net zero Holy Grail. The majority of the dearth is observed in occupations such as engineers, builders, and solar panel installer crews, further mounting up questions about who will take Starmer's mission forward and create 1.5 million houses in another half a decade.

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Riddle

What runs around the yard without moving an inch?

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Answer(Trivia): Westray and Papa Westray

Answer(Riddle): Fence

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