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Daily Quiz — ArchiveThursday, 21 May 2026

Daily Quiz — 21 May 2026

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  1. Q1.Under RBI's proposed draft framework for device-linked loan recovery, after how many days past due can lenders begin restricting mobile phone functionalities for defaulting borrowers?

    Explanation: The RBI's draft framework specifies that lenders may only restrict mobile phone functionalities after 90 days past due and after issuing multiple notices to the borrower.
  2. Q2.According to the article on IRDAI's proposed investment ceiling revision, what combined cap is being considered for insurer investments in REITs and InvITs, and approximately what yield did the NHAI-backed Raajmarg InvIT offer?

    Explanation: IRDAI is examining merging the separate 3% caps on REITs and InvITs into a combined 6% ceiling. The Raajmarg InvIT offered yields close to 12% against a benchmark bond yield of 6.95%, driving insurer interest.
  3. Q3.Despite more than two decades of policy intervention through sovereign credit guarantee schemes, what percentage of Indian MSMEs access formal credit, and what is the estimated MSME credit gap?

    Explanation: The article states that only 14% of MSMEs access formal credit even after successive guarantee schemes, and India's MSME credit gap remains stubbornly at ₹20–25 lakh crore.
  4. Q4.What was the monthly transaction volume of the BHIM Payments App in March 2026, and what was the top merchant payment category by share in FY26?

    Explanation: According to the article, BHIM App's monthly transactions rose to 21.6 crore in March 2026 from 5.93 crore in April 2025, representing a 300% surge. Groceries dominated merchant payments at 22.5%.
  5. Q5.According to the article on promoter shareholding trends, what level did private promoter shareholding fall to in 2025, and what was the total value of promoter selling that year?

    Explanation: The article reports that Indian promoter selling hit a record ₹1.5 lakh crore in 2025, pushing private promoter shareholding to an eight-year low of 40.58%, even as select promoters like Godrej Properties made direct market purchases.

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