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INDEX Part-1 (CURRENT AFFAIRS) 1. Appointment (National/ International) (Covered 3 Jan to April 2019) 2. Awards (64th Filmfare Awards 2019, Pulitzer 8 Award 2019, Bhart rattan, Padma Vibhsan, Pdma bhusan, Grammy award, Nobel price 2018, 64th Filmfare Awards 2019, Oscar award, Befta Award 3. Budget (2019) 20 4. Insurance Awarness 21 5. India’s Ranking Index (Covered Jan to April 2019) 31 6. Important MoU (Covered Jan to April 2019) 34 7. Web Portal/ App (Covered Jan to April 2019 37 8. Scheme (State gov/ Centre Gov) (Covered Jan to 39 April 2019) 9. Important Loan (Covered Jan to April 2019) 44 10. Company Merger List (Covered Jan to April 2019) 45 11. Important Summit (Covered Jan to April 2019) 46 12. Partnership and Agreement (Covered Jan to April 50 2019) 13. Defence News (Covered Jan to April 2019) 55 14. Important Current Affairs in short (Covered Jan to 59 April 2019) 15. Important Banking and finance in short (Covered 68 Jan to April 2019 16. GDP FORCASTING 77 17. Payment Bank, Public bank, Private bank, Small 79 Finacial bank 18. Obituary 87 19. Book and Author 88 20 Government Sponsored Socially Oriented Insurance 89 Schemes 21. Most Important Financial Term 94 22. Sports Affaris 101 23. Important Days and Theme 113 VISIT: WWW.AMABITIOUSBABA.COM 1 | P a g e Part 2 (Static GK) 1. Important Dam in India 119 2. Mojor Sea port 120 3. Lake (State –wise) 120 4. Importatnt National Park 124 5. Flok Dance (State-wise) 125 6. Stadium Game Realted 126 7. Important Temple in India 127 8. Founder of Fomous Website 128 9. River and City 129 10. List of Countries –Capital and Currencies 132 11. Wildlife Sanctuaries (State-wise) 136 12. Chief Ministers And Governors 143 13. States Festivels 145 14. International Orgnisations headquater 147 15. List of Important Airport 150 16. International Stoke exchange list 152 17. Census-2011 153 18. Revolutions in the filed of Agriculture in India 154 19. International Boderline and Boundaries Line 155 20. Important Static Questions 156 VISIT: WWW.AMABITIOUSBABA.COM 2 | P a g e 1. APPOINTMENTS ORGANIZATION PERSON New Member of 15th Finance Commission Ajay Narayan Jha New Non-executive chairman of Bank of Baroda Ex-Finance Secretary Hasmukh Adhia Senegal’s President Macky Sall (Second term) Chairman of National Commission for Backward Bhagwan Lal Sahni Classes President of Olympic Council of Asia Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah New Chairman of Coordination Committee for Randhir Singh 2022 Asian Games New Prime minister of Estonia Kaja Kallas (First Female) New Secretary-General of the Medical Council of Rakesh Kumar Vats India Chief Scientist at WHO Soumya Swaminathan New Director of Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Ajit Kumar Mohanty Head committee on Comprehensive Insurance Dr Alok Srivastava Scheme for Advocates (5 members Committee) Citibank India New head Ashu Khullar Goodwill Ambassador of UNDP Padma Lakshmi New Finance Secretary Subhas Chandra Garg New Prime Minister of Palestine Mohammad Shtayyeh Special directors in the Enforcement Directorate Anup Kumar Dubey and Sushil Kumar (ED). OIC body’s deputy chairman Pakistan New Agricultural Scientific Recruitment Board Aditya Kumar Misra (ASRB) Chief First Lokayukta Chairman of Mizoram C Lalsawta sworn Non-executive Chairman of Axis Bank Rakesh Makhija New chairman of LIC M.R. Kumar Chief Minister of Goa Pramod Sawant India’s first Lokpal Ex-Supreme Court judge Justice PC Ghose PhonePe Brand Ambassador Aamir Khan Basketball Federation of India (BFI) President Govindaraj re-elected President of Comoros Azali Assoumani re-elected VISIT: WWW.AMABITIOUSBABA.COM 3 | P a g e New President of Slovakia Zuzana Caputova (First Female) Chief Justice of Telangana HC Justice T B N Radhakrishnan Chairman of Railway Board VK Yadav Axis Bank MD & CEO Amitabh Chaudhry New Brazil president Jair Bolsonaro New LIC’s Acting Chairman Hemant Bhargava Competition Commission of India secretary (CCI) P K Singh RBL Bank chief operations officer Pankaj Sharma Executive Chairman of National Legal Services Justice AK Sikri Authority (NALSA) Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Asif Khosa Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy V Subramanian New JIPMER director (Jawaharlal Institute of Dr Rakesh Aggarwal Postgraduate Medical Education & Research ) GST panel headed Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, Sushil Kumar Modi RBI set up 5-member panel for boost digital Nandan Nilekani payments head IMF as 1st woman and 11th Chief Economist India-born Gita Gopinath New Director General of the Sashastra Seema Bal Rajesh Chandra (SSB) Facebook India as VP and MD Ajit Mohan New Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro (2nd Term) New Taiwan PM Su Tseng-chang New chief credit officer (CCO) of Axis Bank Deepak Maheshwari New independent directors of ICICI bank B Sriram, Rama Bijapurkar New ICC’s chief executive Manu Sawhney New Women Team’s Coach Mohammed Ali Qamar Supreme Court Justice Justice Sanjiv Khanna, Justice Dinesh Maheshwari Ambassador of 16th Tata Mumbai Marathon Mary Kom New Director General (Investigation) in the National Prabhat Singh Human Rights Commission. New Chief Justice of Pakistan Asif Khosa MD, CEO of IDFC First Bank V Vaidyanathan New Prime Minister of Sweden Stefan Lofven New President of Madagascar Andry Rajoelina Interim Finance & Corporate Affairs minister Piyush Goyal Yes bank’s MD and CEO Ranveet Gill new Malaysian King Sultan Abdullah New IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta MD of Lakshmi Vilas Bank Parthasarathi Mukherjeet reappointed for another two years Brand Ambassdor for Flamingo Hrithik Roshan Regional Director WHO SOUTH EAST Asia Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh (reappointed) Part time Chairman of Federal Bank Dilip Sadarangani VISIT: WWW.AMABITIOUSBABA.COM 4 | P a g e BARC (Broadcast Audience Research Council) India Punit Goenka chairman New director of the Central Bureau of Rishi Kumar Shukla Investigation (CBI) CEO of Corporation Bank P V Bharathi New President of El Salvador Former mayor Nayib Bukele New civil aviation secretary Pradeep Singh Kharola Secretary, Ministry of Minority Affairs Shri Sailesh New Union Sports Secretary Radheyshyam Julaniya New chairman of African Union Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El Sisi New Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) of Air Ashwani Lohani India new chairman of the Central Board of Direct Taxes Pramod Chandra Mody (CBDT) German sports and lifestyle brand PUMA have 6 times world champion woman M C Mary Kom appointed as women’s training Ambassador CEO of PayU India Anirban Mukherjee President of the Foundation Board for Ajay Singh Better Boxing of AIBA (International Boxing Association) First ombudsman for the Board of Control for D.K. Jain Cricket in India (BCCI). Brand ambassador of Swasth Immunised India Kareena Kapoor Khan President of the Wrestling Federation of India Brij Bhushan Sharan (WFI) Sudan’s Prime Minister Mohamed Tahir Ayala Amazon’s Board of Directors PepsiCo’s former CEO Indra Nooyi Non-Executive Chairman of IDBI Bank Hemand Bhargava New Chairman of National Book Trust (NBT) Govind Prasad Sharma VISIT: WWW.AMABITIOUSBABA.COM 5 | P a g e Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari New Managing Director of LIC Vipin Anand Industry Head of Google India Former Bollywood Actress, Mayoori kango Indian Overseas Bank’s new MD & CEO Karnam Sekar 52nd Controller General of Defence Accounts (CGDA) Rajendra Kumar Nayak Twitter New India Head Manish Maheshwari New Chairman of Export Promotion Council for Ravinder Kumar Passi Handicraft (EPCH) Deutsche Bank head for India Kaushik Shaparia New Executive Director of Punjab National Bank Rajesh Yaduvanshi New brand ambassador of redBus Mahendra Singh Dhoni Goodwill Ambassador of Street Child Cricket Mithali Raj World Cup 2019 New Secretary, Defence Finance Gargi Kaul, Chairman cum Managing Director (CMD) of Shiv Das Meena National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) First Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh HC Justice Vikram Nath Algeria’s first new president Abdelkader Bensalah Haiti’s New Prime Minister Jean Michel Lapin Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (5th Term) New President of ICC India Vikramjit Sing Sahney First woman CMD of Pawan Hans Ltd Usha Padhee president of Asian Football Confederation Sheikh Salman New Nasscom Chairman Keshav Murugesh New president of Confederation of Indian Vikram Kirloskar Industry (CII) World bank’s new President David Malpass VISIT: WWW.AMABITIOUSBABA.COM 6 | P a g e New RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das New Chief Election Commissioner of India [23rd Shri Sunil Arora Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)] Finance Secretary Shri A. N. Jha New Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy Subramanian Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Kamal Nath Chief Minister of Rajasthan Ashok Gehlot Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh Bhupesh Baghe Member of UPSC Shri Bharat Bhushan Vyas Director, National Crime Records Bureau [NCRB] Shri Ramphal Pawar New Indian Ambassador to US Harsh Vardhan Shringla Assumes charge of secretary, National Shri Ashok Kumar Singh Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST) New president of Film and Television Institute of Brijendra Pal Singh India (FTII) Society and Chairman of Governing Council. Technical Member in the Appellate Tribunal for Shri Ravindra Kumar Verma Electricity. Archery association president B.V.P Rao India’s chief boxing coach CA Kuttappa Mexico president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador US Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan Asia Pacific seat on the UN’s Committee on Preeti Saran Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR). Click here to Buy Mock Test VISIT: WWW.AMABITIOUSBABA.COM 7 | P a g e 2. AWARDS Award PERSON / PURPOSE/ FIELD ORGANIZATION Legion of Honour French World Cup champions Sport World Memory Dhruv Manoj “names and faces” , “random words Championships (Gold) African Football Player of Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah Sport the Year(2018) ‘Exhibitor of the Year Defence Research and Defence Award’ Development Organisation (DRDO) Sushila Devi Literature Namita Gokhale Literature (“Things to Leave Award Behind) First-ever Philip Kotler PM Narendra Modi Politics Presidential award Gandhi Peace Prize for WHO Goodwill ambassador 2018 Yohei Sasakawa Gandhi Peace Prize for EkalAbhiyan Trust Its work in the field of education for 2017 rural and tribal children, rural empowerment and gender and social equality.
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    Current Affairs Monthly Capsule I Current Affairs Weekly Capsule I 9thto 15th February 2019 September 2018 1 | P a g e Current Affairs Monthly Capsule I Current Affairs Weekly Capsule I 9thto 15th February 2019 September 2018 Table of Contents Awards & Honours ............................................................................................................................................ 3 Days & Events ................................................................................................................................................... 9 International Affairs ........................................................................................................................................ 11 Personalities in News ...................................................................................................................................... 17 Books & Authors ............................................................................................................................................. 17 Government Policies & Schemes ..................................................................................................................... 20 Science & Technology ..................................................................................................................................... 24 Committees & Recommendations ................................................................................................................... 29 Business & Economy ......................................................................................................................................
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    TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU daily Excelsior Established 1965 Kishtwar killing part of a bigger game plan Founder Editor S.D. Rohmetra Brig Anil Gupta terrorism. They have only one always wanted to be in control of to wrest complete control of defences are based on a network considered many non-military purpose, driving out the Hindus the area North and West of water resources (including of canals. There will be no crops options as well to punish Pakistan he broad daylight cold from the areas already mentioned Chenab River and south of Pir- Chenab) which is not feasible and drinking water as well. Pak- including the option of control- blooded murder by jihadi to give a concrete shape to the Panjal which separates it from without formation of a Muslim istanis feel that such an act by ling the flow of river waters strict- Upgradation of MA Stadium Tterrorists of a devoted concept of Greater Kashmir, Kashmir. Greater Kashmir con- majority Greater Kashmir. 'Water India can cripple Pakistan mili- ly as per the Indus Water Treaty Rashtriya Swayam Sevak (RSS) which in itself is not the end but cept also includes Kargil district security' and not the well-being of tarily and economically. Howev- (IWT). "Blood and water cannot rime Minister's Development Package leader and his police guard in only a means to an end. of Ladakh region because of the Kashmiris is the ultimate aim of er, it is interesting to note that dur- flow together," warned PM Modi. (PMDP) for Jammu and Kashmir included Kishtwar town of Jammu cannot A Greater Kashmir which two important tributaries of Indus the Pak sponsored proxy war.