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Mahendra Publication CONTENTS Pvt. Ltd. VOL-13 ISSUE -10 Editor Interview 5 N.K. Jain Advisors Current Affairs - One Liner 6-9 Neeraj Chabra Spotlight 10 K.C.Gupta The People 12-23 Registered Office News Bites 25-65 Mahendra Publication Pvt. Ltd. World of English - Etymology 66 103, Pragatideep Building, August Kranti: An Insight into Civility 67-68 Plot No. 08, Laxminagar, India at 70: Sustaining Social Justice 69-70 District Centre, New Delhi - 110092 Journey of India’s Central Bank 71-72 TIN-09350038898 China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) 73 w.e.f. 12-06-2014 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games 74 Branch Office India’s Atomic Energy Programme 75-76 Mahendra Publication Pvt. Ltd. Que Tm - General Awareness 78-88 E-42,43,44, Sector-7, Noida (U.P.) 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You are never too late to set another goal or to dream a new dream. Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. So the time has come to wake up and make your dreams come true. No doubt to say at this stage, to fullfill the dreams one has to make programs and treasures grand ambitions in his heart. However, sometimes it happens that one breaks down right during the time of one’s preparation for examinations. So, one is never able to achieve one’s aspirations, even till the time he becomes old, if one follows the wrong path. Here we provide the path with a zenith level of zeal, we present you again with the October issue of your favourite magazine meticulously made for aspirants who want to be ahead of others in the field of competitive examination. We take privilege to present you study material relevant for the competitive examination keeping in view the requirement of our esteemed readers. If you read the issue carefully like an eager-beaver, we assure you will be fully equipped in the battlefield of the competitive examination. In this issue, we are providing you with some of the imperative and substantial events, e.g. Journey of India’s Central Bank, August Kranti, China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), India at 70: Sustaining Social Justice and 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games. We always try to paint the demands, suggestions and propositions of our readers in our magazine. We make all efforts to include them in the further issue of the magazine, it gives us great exhilaration that our readers unanimously endorse our drudgery and skill nationally. MICA gives you guidance, counselling and keeps ahead in every aspect of competition, because we believe in the quote- “Your Success is Our Success” Gratitude With Best Wishes Mahendra Publication Pvt. Ltd. INTERVIEW PALLAVI PERSONAL DETAILS Computer & Marketing Name : PALLAVI PATEL Solved Practice Sets and remain updated via Father’s Name : Mr. Ram Praksh Patel mahendraguru app. Mother’s Name : Mrs. Baljati Patel MICA : How about “Master in Current Affairs Magazine”? Hobbies : Reading Books PALLAVI : MICA in itself is a ‘complete’ magazine for Prior Selection : Revenue Department general awareness with exam focused content, Name of the Exam : Punjab National Bank latest questions and model test papers of other subjects too. Roll No. of Qualified Exam : 3060565573 MICA : What is the best thing about your coaching Roll No. of Mahendra Institute : PDH0270791359 institute, according to you? MICA : Mahendras family expresses its heartiest PALLAVI : According to me it is the facility of speed tests congratulations on your success. and PSS apart from the best faculty and their PALLAVI : Thank You. right guidance. MICA : To whom do you want to give the credit of MICA : What is the role of “Time Management” in your selection? one’s success? PALLAVI : My parents and faculties of my coaching PALLAVI : It is the key to crack Bank exams apart from (Mahendras Institute) subject knowledge, time management is MICA : After how many attempts did you succeed in utmost important. examination? MICA : How did you prepare for the Interview? PALLAVI : This was my 2nd attempt. PALLAVI : I joined interview classes and attended all MICA : What is the role of Mahendra institute in your the mock interviews which helped a lot in selection? grooming my personality. PALLAVI : Mahendra provided us with very good study MICA : Tell us about the Interview Board and the material and also class room notes, online questions asked? speed tests and the interview classes proved to PALLAVI : The interview board was very friendly and be very helpful. mostly personal questions were asked. MICA : How did you prepare for the examination? The questions asked were: PALLAVI : By regularly reading English News (I) About Graduation Course and Working. Papers, online study material published on (II) About Job Profile. mahendraguru.com and drilling on Question Paper Sets (Speed Tests) (III) About Subjects related to Graduation. English (IV) 4-5 Questions asked from Budget 2017-18. I used to read ‘The Hindu’ newspaper on daily basis and (V) Current Affairs. took Speed Tests on regular basis. MICA : By whom did you get information of your Reasoning Ability selection and what was your reaction? Mahendras Books on Reasoning Ability helped me a lot to PALLAVI : I checked the result myself and was extremely deal with various types of problems on verbal as well as happy after seeing it. non-verbal reasoning and of course the Speed Tests. MICA : What message do you want to convey to other Maths aspirants? Mahendraguru youtube videos were very useful and PALLAVI : Do Hard Work, have patience and don’t lose Solved Questions in classes and took STs on regular basis. self-confidence, the best will come to you. General Awareness MICA : Congratulations once again on your success. Your success is our success. Read Current Affairs and remain updated via mahendraguru site as all the relevant and exam focused PALLAVI : Thank You Mahendra for guiding me to material is available. Success. Spanish footballer Miguel Perez Cuesta announced his retirement 5 OCTOBER/2017/MASTER IN CURRENT AFFAIRS CURRENT AFFAIRS One Liner # The name of the Indian origin boy in the U.K. who has secured the top possible score of 162 in a Mensa IQ Test is: Arnav Sharma # According to the recent ICC Test rankings, which team is on top position: India # According to the recent ICC ODI rankings, which team is on top position: South Africa # According to the recent ICC T20 rankings, which team is on top position: New Zealand # According to the recent F1 standings, who is on the top position: Sebastian Vettel # According to the recent ATP rankings, who is on top position: Andy Murray # According to the recent WTA rankings, who is on top position: Angelique Kerber # According to World Badminton Federation, who is on top position in men’s category: Son Wan Ho # According to World Badminton Federation, who is on top position in women’s category: Tai Tzu Ying # Who is the new president of Badminton Association of India: Himant Biswa Sarma # In context to Football, what does VAR stands for: Video Assistant Review # Who has won the Ivory Coast International Badminton Tournament 2017 in women’s category at Abidjan: Ritika Thaker # Who became the first Indian to win a race in the FIA European F3 championship 2017: Jehan Daruvala # Name the only Indian Umpire in the ICC Elite Panel for the 2017-18 season: S Ravi # Which entity has entered into an agreement with the gold jewellers across the country to enable buyers to redeem their digital gold in the form of jewellery: Paytm # Maccabiah Games are also known as: Jewish Olympics # Who has won the FIFA Confederation Cup 2017: Germany # Recently who has signed a $220 million loan agreement with Government of India to improve connectivity, transport efficiency and safety on the state Highways of Rajasthan: ADB # Name the newly appointed chairman of Tata Global Beverages Ltd.(TGBL): N. Chandrasekaran # Recently with whom India has signed seven agreements in the field of water, agriculture, space, including a $40 million joint fund for R&D in Innovation: Israel # ‘Nasr’ is a short-range surface-to-surface ballistic missile of which country: Pakistan # Recently who has been appointed as the DGP of Himachal Pradesh: Somesh Goyal # Which telecom major is going to sell its controlling stake in Infratel in an effort to pare over $14 Billion of debt: Bharti Airtel # With which bank Indian mobile operating system, Indus OS is launching the first OS-integrated United Payments Interface(UPI) platform: Yes Bank # With which country Airbus has signed an agreement worth $23 Billion to sell 140 aircrafts: China # Recently Wipro Infrastructure Engineering (WIN) and Israel Aerospace Industries(IAI)
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