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Banking Current Affairs Quiz: 21 September 2026

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  • 10 minutes
  • Difficulty: Medium
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This Banking current affairs quiz puts 10 multiple-choice questions to you from 3 stories published on 21 September 2026 that matter for the Banking general awareness section. The questions are the same verified MCQs that accompany GK24's articles, chosen here for their relevance to Banking, and every one carries a full explanation of the correct option and of why the other options are wrong. Attempt the quiz within the timer, review the explanations at the end, and read the stories behind the questions on their articles or the day's edition page. Bookmark it for a quick revision before the exam.

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10 questions with answers and explanations

Q1.Banking & FinanceEasy

Bank unions have called strikes in September–October 2026 mainly over which demand that remains pending?

  1. A.Withdrawal of the Performance Linked Incentive scheme
  2. B.Implementation of five-day banking
  3. C.Restoration of the Old Pension Scheme
  4. D.Merger of Regional Rural Banks
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Correct answer: B. Implementation of five-day banking

The United Forum of Bank Unions and some other unions in public sector banks, supported by Regional Rural Banks, raised two principal demands: a five-day working week for banks and withdrawal of the Performance Linked Incentive scheme.

Q3.EconomyMedium

What did the Ministry of Mines launch at the National Seminar on India's Critical Minerals Recycling Ecosystem and Circular Economy on 21 September 2026?

  1. A.A critical minerals trading exchange
  2. B.Concept Paper on Critical Mineral Recycling Ecosystem
  3. C.New E-Waste (Management) Rules
  4. D.A list of new critical mineral blocks for auction
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Correct answer: B. Concept Paper on Critical Mineral Recycling Ecosystem

At the seminar in New Delhi, the Union Ministers launched this paper, which outlines a strategic framework for strengthening critical mineral recycling in India.

Q6.EconomyMedium

The Ministry of Mines organised the national seminar on critical minerals recycling in collaboration with which body?

  1. A.Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry
  2. B.Materials Recycling Association of India
  3. C.Confederation of Indian Industry
  4. D.Indian Bureau of Mines
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Correct answer: B. Materials Recycling Association of India

The day-long National Seminar on "India's Critical Minerals Recycling Ecosystem and Circular Economy" was organised by the Ministry of Mines in collaboration with MRAI, an industry body of recyclers.

Q9.EconomyMedium

The term 'black mass', discussed at the critical minerals recycling seminar, refers to what?

  1. A.Coal dust left after washing coal
  2. B.Residue from crude oil refining
  3. C.Silt removed from river beds
  4. D.Material recovered from spent lithium-ion batteries
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Correct answer: D. Material recovered from spent lithium-ion batteries

When used lithium-ion batteries are collected, dismantled and shredded, the result is a dark powder called black mass. It contains valuable metals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel and manganese, along with graphite, which can be extracted by further processing.

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