Archive · 28 Sep 2025
UPSC Quiz Summary: Chakma, Baltic Sea, Denmark, Taxes, and Sanctions
This summary is about some interesting things from a quiz!
First, the Chakma people are a Buddhist group who live mainly in Bangladesh and practice farming.
Next, we learned which countries touch the Baltic Sea.
Then, we discovered that Greenland, which is part of Denmark, has its own government.
We also found out who says how much money people avoid paying in taxes.
Finally, it explains which organization brought back restrictions on Iran.
The Chakma are a Buddhist community in the Indian subcontinent living in the Chittagong Hills Tracts.
Nine countries border the Baltic Sea.
Greenland, a province of Denmark, has its own local government.
The EU Tax Observatory publishes the Global Tax Evasion Report.
The United Nations imposed snapback sanctions on Iran.
- Who
- Chakma people, Denmark, EU Tax Observatory, UN.
- What
- Issues related to Chakma people, Baltic Sea borders, Denmark, global tax evasion, and snapback sanctions.
- When
- Various time periods, with a focus on current events and past agreements.
- Where
- Bangladesh (Chittagong Hills Tracts), Baltic Sea region, Denmark, and global tax evasion.
- Why
- The quiz covers different topics including ethnic groups, geography, governmental issues, and economic policies.
Global Tax Evasion
Billionaire's Tax Criticism
Tax Proposal
Global Tax Evasion
Seven Nobel Prize winners support the 2% tax proposal.
Billionaire's Tax Criticism
Bernard Arnault criticized the proposed 2% tax.
- Chakma People
- Buddhist community in Indian subcontinent, practicing shifting cultivation (JUM), primarily live in Chittagong Hills Tracts, Bangladesh.
- Baltic Sea Bordering Countries
- Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Sweden.
- Greenland's Autonomy
- Granted in 1979, with significant self-rule powers since 2009; represented in Danish parliament.
- Global Tax Evasion Report
- Published by the EU Tax Observatory.
- Snapback Sanctions
- Reimposed on Iran by the United Nations.