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I4C and RBIH Partner to Deploy AI for Detecting Financial 'Mule Accounts'

The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) and the Reserve Bank Innovation Hub (RBIH) have signed an MoU to strengthen AI-based detection of cyber financial frauds.
The collaboration focuses on identifying 'mule accounts'—bank accounts used by criminals to launder stolen money—using advanced AI models like 'MuleHunter.ai'.
Under the agreement, I4C will share suspect data from the MHA Suspect Registry with RBIH to create a proactive fraud-risk intelligence framework.
The MoU was signed by Roopa M (IG, I4C) and Sahil Kinni (CEO, RBIH) in the presence of RBI Deputy Governor Rohit Jain.
This initiative aims to build a stronger fraud prevention framework across the entire digital payment ecosystem in India.

Key Facts / Static GK

I4C: Functions under the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).
RBIH: A wholly-owned subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of India.
HQ of RBIH: Bengaluru.

Q Practice Quiz — 15 May 2026

1. Regarding the RBI's recent relaxation of CET1 capital norms, consider the following statements: I. Banks can include quarterly profits in CET1 capital without any audit requirements. II. The relaxation applies to Payments Banks and Small Finance Banks. III. Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) are included in this new framework.

A Only I is correct
B Only II is correct
C Only I and II are correct
D Only II and III are correct
E All are correct

Explanation: Statement I is incorrect because quarterly statements must be audited or reviewed. Statement II is correct. Statement III is incorrect because RRBs and Local Area Banks are excluded from these revised norms.

2. What is the targeted volume of coal gasification set by the Government of India to be achieved by the year 2030?

A 50 Million Tonnes
B 75 Million Tonnes
C 100 Million Tonnes
D 150 Million Tonnes
E 200 Million Tonnes

Explanation: The government has set a broader target of achieving 100 million tonnes of coal gasification by 2030 to enhance energy independence.

3. What is the primary reason for the removal of the CSR obligation for companies participating in the revamped PM Internship Scheme 2026?

A To reduce the government's fiscal burden
B To allow companies to focus solely on training without financial costs
C To encourage wider participation from all companies regardless of their CSR status
D To align with International Labour Organization (ILO) standards
E To phase out the CSR policy globally

Explanation: Earlier, only firms with CSR obligations could participate. Removing this requirement allows all companies to join, significantly expanding the scope and participation levels of the scheme.

4. Which of the following conditions allows for an exemption from the sugar export ban effective May 2026? I. Shipments already handed over to customs before the notification. II. Exports of refined sugar to any neighboring country. III. Exports where loading began before 13 May 2026.

A Only I
B Only III
C Only I and II
D Only I and III
E All I, II, and III

Explanation: Exemptions apply to shipments already handed over to customs and exports where loading began before May 13, 2026. There is no general exemption for neighbors unless approved for food security.

5. India recently tested the MIRV-enabled Agni missile. Which of the following countries is NOT part of the elite group that already possesses MIRV technology?

A Russia
B France
C China
D Japan
E United Kingdom

Explanation: The elite group possessing MIRV technology includes the US, Russia, China, France, and the UK. Japan does not possess this technology.

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