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Current Affairs January Appointments Appointed a a Key Post Deputy Assistant to the President and 1 COMPLETE SUCCESS - BANK PO/CLERICAL COACHONG www.completesuccess.in Current Affairs January Appointments appointed a a key post Deputy Assistant to the President and 1. Congress leader and former Union Minister Manish Tiwari has Deputy Communication Director and Research director. been appointed as senior fellow of US based think tank Atlantic 26. German luxury carmaker BMW appointed Vikram Pawah as Council. President of India operations. 2. Tim Barrow appointed as British Ambassador to European 27. Government appointed A P Singh as interim MD and CEO of Union, after Ivan Rogers Resigned from this post. India Post Payments Bank (IPPB). 3. Alok Kumar Verma has been appointed as Director of CBI 28. IT Firm IBM appointed Karan Bajwa as Managing Director of (Central Bureau of Investigation). its India business. 4. Amulya Kumar Patnaik appointed as new Commissioner of 29. IT Firm Tata Consultancy Services appointed Rajesh Delhi Police. He succeeded Alok Kumar Verma, who has been Gopinathan as its chief executive officer (CEO). appointed as new chief of Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). 30. Indian hockey team captain PR Sreejesh became member of 5. Anil Khosla appointed as Air Officer Commanding in Chief of International Hockey Federation (FIH) Athletes’ Committee. Eastern Air Command and C HARIKUMAR appointed as Air Officer 31. Indian-American Rajiv J Shah named President of USA's Commanding in Chief of Weestern Air Command. Rockefeller Foundation. 6. Anoop Kumar Srivastava appointed as Secretary in Ministry of 32. Jagdish Singh Khehar sworn in as 44th Chief Justice of India Tribal Affairs. (CJI). 7. Anshu Sinha appointed as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of 33. Jimmy Adams appointed as new director of West Indies Khadi & Village Industries Commission (KVIC). cricket. 8. Antonio Guterres (Portugal) appointed as UN Secretary 34. Jovenel Moise elected as New President of Caribbean Nation General. Haiti. 9. Antonio Tajani (Italy) elected as new President of European 35. Kalyan Krishnamurthy appointed as chief executive officer Parliament (EP). (CEO) of online retailer Flipkart. 10. Anurag Thakur elected as head of Himachal Pradesh Olympic 36. Mike Pompeo appointed as new Director of CIA (Central Association (HPOA). Intelligence Agency). 11. Archana Nigam is newly appointed as Controller General of 37. Nana AkufoAddo appointed as new president of Ghana. Accounts in Department of Expenditure under the Ministry of 38. Natarajan Chandrasekaran appointed as new Chairman of Finance. Tata Sons, India’s largest Business House. He was previously Chief 12. Ashish Shelar appointed as Maharashtra Cricket Association Executive Officer and MD OF TCS (Tata Consultancy Sevices). (MCA) president. 39. New Governors Appointed 13. Bharti AXA General Insurance appointed Sanjeev Srinivasan as - Assam Banwari lal Purohit has been Given additional charge of CEO and Managing Director. Meghalaya. 14. Cab Aggregator service Ola appointed Vishal Kaul as its chief - Nagaland Governor PB Acharya has been given additional operating officer (COO). charge of Arunachal Pradesh. 15. Chad's Moussa Faki Mahamat elected as Chairman of African 40. New Indian Ambassadors Appointed Union (AU) Commission. - Birender Singh Yadav - Burkina Faso 16. Chinese mobile brand Gionee appointed cricketer Virat Kohli - Ashok Warrier - Congo and Actress Alia Bhatt as brand ambassadors. 41. Nikki Haley became First Indian American to be appointed as 17. Dan Coats appointed as USA's National Intelligence Director. next USA Ambassador to United Nations. Apart from Nikkei 18. Daniel Ortega appointed as President of Nicaragua for third Haley, Several Other Indian Americans have became part of consecutive term. Trump’s administration 19. Daniel Ortega has been appointed as President of Nicaragua - Ajit Vardaraj - Chairman of Federal Communications (Central America) for 3rd consecutive term. Commission 20. David R. Syiemlieh is appointed as chairman of Union Public - Seema Verma - Head of medicare and Medicaid Service Commission. - Preet Bharara - US attorney for southern District of New York 21. Derk Segaar has been appointed Director of the New Delhi - Uttam Dhillon - Special Assistant to President on ethics and based United Nations Information Centre (UNIC) covering India compliance matters and the Bhutan. 42. Noted Ecommerce Portal Snapdeal appointed Jason Kothari as 22. Donald Trump Appointed as 45th President of United States Chief Strategy & Investment Officer. of America. 43. Pakistan’s former Army chief Raheel Sharif is appointed as 23. Dushyant Chautala has been appointed as president of Table head of Islamic Military Alliance to Fight Terrorism (IMAFT), a Tennis Federation of India (TTFI). Saudi Arabialed military coalition of 39 nations. It is based in 24. Film producer and Tennis player Ashok Amritraj has been Riyadh and was created in 2005. appointed United Nations Goodwill Ambassador in India for 44. Praful Patel (President of All India Football Federation) has Sustainable Development Goals. been appointed as member of FIFA’s Finance Committee for 25. Five Indian Americans took oath as members of US Congress 2017-2021. (Senate and House of Chambers). Kamala Harris sworn in As 45. Pravind Kumar Jugnauth appointed as Prime Minister of Senator from California and 4 Other Indian Americans will serve Mauritius. in House of Chambers Raja Krishnamoorthi, Tulsi Gabbard, Ro 46. Preeti Sudan appointed as Secretary in Department of Food Khanna and Ami Bera. Besides, Indian American Raj Shah also and Public Distribution (Commonly known as Food Secretary). 1 COMPLETE SUCCESS - BANK PO/CLERICAL COACHONG www.completesuccess.in 47. Rajeev Singh appointed as new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Regional Council of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India of Prasar Bharti. (ICSI). 48. Rajesh Gopinathan is appointed as Chief Executive Officer 57. Supreme Court appointed former Comptroller and Auditor (CEO) and Managing Director (MD) of Tata IT Firm Consultancy General (CAG) Vinod Rai as head of Committee of Administrators Services (TCS). to run Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Other members 49. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) appointed Surekha Marandi as of committee Ramachandra Guha (Historian), Diana Edulji (Indian Executive Director (ED). women’s team captain) Vikram Limaye (MD of IDFC). 50. S Padmanabhan appointed as chairman of Tata Power 58. Tata Motors appointed N Chandrasekaran as its Chairman. Company, after Cyrus Mistry resigned from post following his 59. Tim Barrow appointed as UK's new ambassador to European ouster from Tata Sons. Union (EU). 51. S. Jaishankar's appointment as Foreign Secretary has been 60. US President Donald Trump appointed Robert Lighthizer as extended for 1 year. USA Trade negotiator. He will negotiate deals and trade 52. SBI Pension Funds Pvt Ltd (subsidiary of SBI) appointed Kumar relationships with other countries. Sharadindu as MD & CEO. 61. V Thiruppugazh has been appointed as Adviser (policy & 53. Sanjay Sharma appointed as Air Officer in Charge planning) in National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) of Maintenance at Air Headquarters. Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). 54. Sarath Chand Took over as Vice Chief of Indian Army. 62. Vijay Bhatkar is appointed as chancellor of Nalanda 55. Shirish Baban Deotakes appointed as Vice Chief of Indian Air University. He is architect of India’s first supercomputer Param Force. series. 56. Siddhartha Murarka appointed as Chairman of Eastern India 63. Vishwanath Shetty appointed as Karnataka’s new Lokayukta. Awards - Best Original Song: “City of Stars” (Justin Hurwitz, Pasek & Paul) 1. 25 children (including 12 girls and 13 boys) selected for for the La La Land. National Bravery Awards 2016, (Four have been honored 4. 9th Jaipur International Film Festival (JIFF) held in Jaipur posthumously). (Rajastha. This year’s Life Time Achievement Award was 2. 62nd Jio Filmfare Awards 2016 - presented to internationally acclaimed cine visionary Ramesh - Best Actor: Aamir Khan (Dangal). Prasad. - Best Actress: Alia Bhatt (Udta Punjab). 5. Amitabh Bachchan honored by US Embassy (New Delhi) for his - Best Film: Dangal. invaluable contributions to US India partnership on tuberculosis - Best Director: Nitesh Tiwari (Dangal). (TB). - Lifetime Achievement: Shatrughan Sinha. 6. Best FIFA Football Awards (held in Zurich, Switzerland) - Best Debut Director: Ashwini Iyer Tiwari (Nil Battey Sannata). - Best FIFA Male Player player Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) - Best Supporting Actor: Rishi Kapoor (Kapoor & Sons). - Best FIFA Female Player Carli Lloydll (USA). - Best Supporting Actress: Shabana Azmi (Neerja). - Best FIFA Men’s Coach Claudio Ranieri (Italy). - Best Male Debut: Diljit Dosanjh (Udta Punjab). - Best FIFA Women’s Coach: Silvia Neid (Germany). - Best Female Debut: Ritika Singh (Saala Khadoos). 7. Central Board of Irrigation and Power named Punjab State - Best Singer (male): Arijit Singh (Ae Dil Hai Mushkil). Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) as country’s best power - Best Singer (female): Neha Bhasin (Sultan). corporation for minimising transmission and distribution (T&D) - Best Music Director: Pritam (Ae Dil Hai Mushkil). losses. - Best Lyricist: Amitabh Bhattacharya (Ae Dil Hai Mushkil). 8. Delhi International Airport Ltd. (DIAL) won 2016 Golden - New Category Film Fare Short Film Awards Film Chutney won 2 Peacock Award for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in awards Best Actress (Tisca Chopra) and Best Film (Fiction). aviation transport sector, presented during 11th International 3. 74th Golden Globe Awards,
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