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ASSAM OVERVIEW------100-117  Polity  Economic Survey  Budget  Scheme 2018 PREFACE ‘How the real time preparation should be just one month before the examination?’This is the time where most of the students become panicked and anxious. To make them calm, specific and reconstruct the syllabus in a confined manner for APSC PRELIMS scheduled on 24th November,2018, this time we decided to come up with a special edition under the name ‘MOZART’ for 2018 prelims exam where last 1 year current affairs (International, National and of Assam),General Knowledge along with Budget, The Economic Survey, Art & Culture, Literature, Miscellaneous, Science & Technology etc has been covered according to the last years question pattern of Prelims Examination. Its completely an Aspirants’ initiative with the vision of covering more and more facts in this edition released in a concise form which is written in a very lucid manner to understand it easily. It is hoped that this hand book will guide aspirants to achieve their goals and continue to be popular with students, teachers, aspirants and general public of Assam. TEAM MOZART CONTENTS 1. CURRENT AFFAIRS-------------------------------------------------------------2-70 International National Assam 2. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE-----------------------------------------------------72-98 First in Assam Books and Authors Festivals and Dances Miscellaneous 3. ASSAM OVERVIEW----------------------------------------------------------100-117 Polity Economic Survey Budget Scheme 2018 Mozart Special Edition CURRENT AFFAIRS International National Assam 1 2018 INTERNATIOMNAoLzISaSrUtE Special Edition 2017 TERI ranked 2nd among World’s Climate Think Tanks by International Centre for Climate Governance (ICCG) TERI- The Energy And Resources Institute It is a research institute that conducts research work in the fields of energy, environment and sustainable development Sponsored by- Ministry of New and Renewable Energy India- Israel ties Narendra Modi, 1st Indian PM to visit Israel Became strategic allies Signed 7 pacts like innovation, agriculture, space, etc Committed to cooperate for the early adoption of the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT) Set up USD 40 million fund (USD 20 million each) for Industrial Research and Development and also for Innovation India ranked 96th in FIFA World Ranking It’s best in 21 years Trilateral Malabar Naval Exercise Held in Chennai on 7th July,2017 Participated by Naval Ships, Aircrafts and Personnel from India, Japan and United States Addressed the variety of shared threats to maritime security in the Indo-Asia Pacific region India ranked 23rd out of 193 countries on Global Cyber Security Index 2017 ITU (International Telecommunication Union) is an specialized Information and Communication Technology Agency under the United Nations ITU is responsible for allocation global radio spectrum and satellite orbits, alongwith developing technical network standards India emerging as front-runner against climate change : World Bank India committed to solar power, innovative solutions and energy efficiency initiatives to supply its people with 24*7 electricity by 2030 India also walked away from plans to install nearly 14 GW of coal-fired power plants Indian Govt. is setting ambitious targets that include 160 GW of wind and solar by 2022 2 2018 India to join new Global Foreign Exchange CommMitotezea(GrFtXCS)pecial Edition GFXC is a newly constituted forum of Central Bankers and experts working towards promotion of a robust and transparent Forex market The committee was set up in London during a meeting in May 2017 The committee has been set up under guidance of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) which is an international financial organisation The Financial Stability Board (FSB) is an international body for global financial system, in a progress report on ‘reducing misconduct risks in the financial sector’ India will be the largest milk producer in 2026- OECD & FAO Report OCED- Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development FAO- Food and Agriculture Organisation OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook, 2017-2026- Released by OCED and FAO of the UN Milk production will grow 49% by 2026 India ranks 116 out of 157 nations on Sustainable Development goals (SDGs) Index SDG Index and Dashboards Report has been compiled by the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) and the Bertelsmann Stiftung India emerges as top trusted govt. in the world : OCED Report OCED’s Govt. at a Glance Report- India emerged as the most trusted nation with 73% people voting for the current govt. 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