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Important Points Important Points You don’t always get what you wish for; you get what you work for ImportantQuestion Points 1 / प्रश्न 1 _________दिल्ली के पूर्व मुख्यमंत्री हℂ, जिनका 27 अक्टूबर, 2018 को ननधन हो गया। The former Chief Minister of Delhi who passed on October 27, 2018 is _________ . 1. एन डी निर्ारी / N.D. Tiwari 2. शीला िीजिि / Sheila Dikshit 3. सादहब जसंह र्मा / Sahib Singh Verma 4. मिन लाल खुराना / Madan Lal Khurana 5. बलराम िी टंडन / Balram ji Tandon ImportantAnswer Points मिन लाल खुराना / Madan Lal Khurana • Madan Lal Khurana, former Delhi Chief Minister, passed away on October 27, 2018 after a prolonged illness. • He was 82. • He belonged to the BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) party. • He was the chief minister of Delhi from 1993 to 1996. • He was the governor of Rajasthan in 2004. ImportantQuestion Points 2 / प्रश्न 2 भारि-िापान र्ार्षवक जशखर सम्मेलन 2018 में र्किने समझौिⴂ पर हािर र्कए गए? How many MoU's signed on India-Japan Annual Summit 2018? 1. 32 2. 25 3. 18 4. 10 5. 11 ImportantAnswer Points 32 • Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Japan on October 28-29, 2018 to attend the India-Japan Annual Summit with the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. • After the summit, the two sides exchanged 32 MoUs or agreements including USD 75 billion currency swap agreement and agreed to '2+2' dialogue. • Japan and India entered into a USD 75 billion currency swap agreement that will boost Indian economy as it encounters a steep drop in the rupee's value. ImportantQuestionQuestion Points / 3 प्रश्न/ प्रश्न3 3 28 अक्टूबर 2018 को, केन्या के र्कस धार्क ने स्पेन मेंर्ालेंजसया हाफ मैराथन में पु셁षⴂ की िौड़ िीिी, जिसमें आधा मैराथन के जलए 58 नमनट 18 सेकंड का एक नया िनु नया का सर्वश्रे समय था? Who won the men’s race at the Valencia Half Marathon in Spain with a new world best time of 58 mins 18 sec for the half-marathon, on 28th October 2018? 1. अब्राहम र्कप्तुम / Abraham Kiptum 2. िेमल ययमर / Jemal Yimer 3. अबािी हिीस / Abadi Hadis 4. ज़सेन टेडेसे / Zersenay Tadese 5. इनमें से कोई नहीं / None of these ImportantQuestionAnswer Points / प्रश्न 3 अब्राहम र्कप्तुम / Abraham Kiptum • Kenyan distance runner Abraham Kiptum won the men’s race at the Valencia Half Marathon in Spain with a new world best time of 58 mins 18 sec for the half- marathon. • Ethiopia’s Jemal Yimer finished in the second place with a timing of 58:33 and another Ethiopian Abadi Hadis came third in 58:44. • In the women’s race Ethiopia’s Gelete Burka came first in 1:06:11.. ImportantQuestionQuestion Points / 4 प्रश्न/ प्रश्न4 4 एक िापानी रॉकेट ने संयुक्त अरब अमीराि के पहले ानीय 셂प से बनाए गए उपग्रह को पृथ्वी अर्लोकन उपग्रह को किा में पहुंचा दिया। रॉकेट का नाम है? A Japanese rocket lifted off the United Arab Emirates first locally made satellite, the KhalifaSat Earth observation satellite, into orbit. The name of the rocket is; 1. साकीगाके / Sakigake 2. एम-र्ी रॉकेट / M-V rocket 3. ओहसुमी / Ohsumi 4. H2A / H2A 5. A2H / A2H ImportantQuestionQuestion Points / 4 प्रश्न/ प्रश्न4 4 एक िापानी रॉकेट ने संयुक्त अरब अमीराि के पहले ानीय 셂प से बनाए गए उपग्रह को पृथ्वी अर्लोकन उपग्रह को किा में पहुंचा दिया। रॉकेट का नाम है? A Japanese rocket lifted off the United Arab Emirates first locally made satellite, the KhalifaSat Earth observation satellite, into orbit. The name of the rocket is; 1. साकीगाके / Sakigake 2. एम-र्ी रॉकेट / M-V rocket 3. ओहसुमी / Ohsumi 4. H2A / H2A 5. A2H / A2H ImportantQuestionQuestion Points / 5 प्रश्न/ प्रश्न5 5 हाल ही में र्कस कंपनी ने सॉफ्टर्ेयर कंपनी रेड हैट काअधधग्रहण र्कया है? Which company has acquired a software company Red Hat, recently? 1. इंटेल / Intel 2. जसस्को जसस्टम / Cisco Systems 3. आईबीएम / IBM 4. ओरेकल / Oracle 5. इंफोजसस / Infosys ImportantQuestionAnswer Points / प्रश्न 5 आईबीएम / IBM • America's IBM has acquired software company Red Hat in a $34 billion cash and debt deal, marking its biggest ever acquisition till date. ImportantQuestionQuestion Points / 6 प्रश्न/ प्रश्न6 6 'प्रशासन' पुक के लेखक कौन हℂ? Name the author of the book ‘Prashasan’ (administration)? 1. राम नर्लास पासर्ान / Ram Vilas Paswan 2. मनोहर िोशी / Manohar Joshi 3. सुरेश प्रभु / Suresh Prabhu 4. उद्धर् ठाकरे / Uddhav Thackeray 5. इनमें से कोई नहीं / None of these ImportantQuestionAnswer Points / प्रश्न 6 मनोहर िोशी / Manohar Joshi • Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray will release ‘Prashasan’ (administration), a book authored by senior party leader and former Chief Minister Manohar Joshi on his birthday on December 2. • The books includes 17 interviews taken by Joshi of professionals from various sectors sharing their experiences about bureaucracy. ImportantQuestionQuestion Points /7 प्रश्न / प्रश्न7 7 भारिीय उद्योग पररसंघ ने भारि में एसएमई, उद्यनमयⴂ को प्रजशजिि करने के जलए र्कस सोशल मीर्डया नेटर्कव के साथ सहयोग र्कया है? With which social media network, Confederation of Indian Industry collaborated to train SMEs, entrepreneurs in India? 1. र्िटर / Twitter 2. गूगल / Google 3. फेसबुक / Facebook 4. व्हाट्सएप / Whatsapp 5. इंस्टाग्राम / Instagram ImportantQuestionAnswer Points / प्रश्न 7 व्हाट्सएप / Whatsapp • Whatsapp partnered with Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) to train small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs on using the messaging platform. • The main objective is to help connect and grow the SMe businesses through the social messaging platform. • WhatsApp Business app that was launched in January 2018. ImportantQuestionQuestion Points /8 प्रश्न / प्रश्न7 8 ऑस्टरेजलया में ऑस्टरेजलयाई मोटो िीपी र्कसने िीिा? Who won the Australian MotoGP in Australia? 1. मार्ेररक नर्नालेस / Maverick Vinales 2. एंर्डरया इयानोन / Andrea Iannone 3. कैल क्रचलो / Cal Crutchlow 4. अलर्रोबोटीा / Alvaro Bautista 5. इनमें से कोई नहीं / Lewis Hamilton ImportantQuestionAnswer Points / प्रश्न 7 मार्ेररक नर्नालेस / Maverick Vinales • Spanish rider Maverick Vinales won the Australian MotoGP in Australia. • This is Maverick Vinales (Yamaha) first title of the season, who finished in 40 mins 51.081 secs. • Italy's Andrea Iannone (Suzuki) came second in 40:52,624. • Third position was occupied by Italy's Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati) in 40:52.913. ImportantQuestionQuestion Points / 9 प्रश्न / प्रश्न9 9 29 अक्टूबर से3 नर्ंबर 2018 िक मनाए गए 2018 ‘सिकविा िाग셂किा सप्ताह’ का नर्षय क्या है? What is the theme of 2018 Vigilance Awareness Week observed from 29 October to 3 November 2018? 1. भ्राचार को खत्म करें- एक नया भारि बनाएं / Eradicate Corruption-Build a New India 2. भ्राचार को खत्म करो / Eliminate Corruption 3. एक बेहिर भारि / Towards a better India 4. एक बेहिर िनु नया बनाएँ / Create a better world 5. इनमें से कोई नहीं / None of these ImportantQuestionAnswer Points / प्रश्न 9 भ्राचार को खत्म करें- एक नया भारि बनाएं / Eradicate Corruption- Build a New India • The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) started observing the annual Vigilance Awareness Week which will continue till 3rd November, 2018. • The theme for 2018 Vigilance Awareness Week is: “Eradicate Corruption-Build a New India.” QuestionImportantQuestion Points /10 प्रश्न/ प्रश्न10 10 भारि के सबसे बड़े डराई डॉक का ननमाण ननम्नजलखखि जशपयाडव में से र्कस में र्कया िाएगा? India’s largest Dry Dock will come in which of the following Shipyards? 1. मझगांर् डॉक / Mazagon Dock 2. कोचीन जशपयाडव / Cochin Shipyard 3. गोर्ा जशपयाडव / Goa Shipyard 4. दहिं ु ान जशपयाडव / Hindustan Shipyard 5. मुंबई जशपयाडव / Mumbai Shipyard ImportantQuestionAnswer Points / प्रश्न 10 कोचीन जशपयाडव / Cochin Shipyard • Union Shipping Minister Nitin Gadkari and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will lay the foundation of India’s largest Dry Dock at Cochin Shipyard in Kerala. • The new Dry Dock is being constructed at a cost of Rs 1799 Crore. • It will be 310 m long, 75m wide, with a depth of 13 m. QuestionImportantQuestion Points /11 प्रश्न/ प्रश्न10 11 29 अक्टूबर, 2018 को, र्कस िगह 90 नमजलयन यार्त्रयⴂ की सेर्ा करने की िमिा र्ाले एक छि के नीचे िनु नया का सबसे बड़ा हर्ाई अड्डा टनमवनल खोला गया? Where was the world’s largest airport terminal under one roof with a capacity to serve 90 million passengers was opened on 29th October 2018? 1. बनव, स्विट्ज़रलℂड / Bern, Switzerland 2. लंिन, इंग्लℂड / London, England 3. इांबुल, िुकी / Istanbul, Turkey 4. कादहरा, नमस्र / Cairo, Egypt 5. इनमें से कोई नहीं / None of these ImportantQuestionAnswer Points / प्रश्न 10 इांबुल, िुकी / Istanbul, Turkey • The world’s largest airport terminal under one roof with a capacity to serve 90 million passengers was opened in Istanbul, Turkey. • The airport has been envisioned to have a total capacity of up to 200 million passengers, once all four phases are completed in the next 10 years. QuestionImportantQuestion Points 12/ प्रश्न / प्रश्न11 12 हाल ही में र्कस आईआईटी ने 'यंग इनोर्ेटसव प्रोग्राम र्ाईआईपी 2018' का आयोिन र्कया है? Which IIT has recently organised the ‘Young Innovators Programme YIP 2018’ ? 1. आईआईटी-बॉम्बे / IIT-Bombay 2. आईआईटी-खड़गपुर / IIT-Kharagpur 3. आईआईटी-मद्रास / IIT-Madras 4.
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