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MONTHLY ISSUE - NOVEMBER - 2016 CurrVanik’s ent Affairs Banking | Railway | Insurance | SSC | UPSC | OPSC | PSU AFTERMATH OF URI ATTACK relim) Vanik’s Question Hub et for IBPS-PO (P Two Practice S Vanik’s Practice Set -PO & BOM (Main) Vanik’s Extra Dose Practice Set for IBPS -2016 Vanik’s Knowledge Garden Practice Set for CHSL VANIK'S PAGE MS WORD SHORTCUT KEYS SHORTCUT DESCRIPTION SHORTCUT DESCRIPTION Ctrl + Shift + * View or hide non printing characters. Ctrl + 0 Toggles 6pts of spacing before a paragraph. Ctrl + <left Moves one word to the left. Ctrl + A Select all contents of the page. arrow> Bold highlighted selection. Ctrl + B Ctrl + <right Moves one word to the right. Ctrl + C Copy selected text. arrow> Ctrl + D Open the font preferences window. Ctrl + <up Moves to the beginning of the line or Ctrl + E Aligns the line or selected text to the center of arrow> paragraph. the screen. Ctrl + <down Moves to the end of the paragraph. 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Message from Director Vanik Publications EDITOR Dear Students, Mr. Pramod Padhi Wishing you all a Happy Durga Puja and praying goddess Durga ASSOCIATE EDITORS Satabdi Sagar Mohanty to empower you to achieve your mission goal. Samarendra Narayan Sahoo It’s well known that sincerity, regularity and dedication with ADVISORS intelligent hard work lead to success in life of everyone. Apart from this G. Khatua B. R. Das discipline also play a vital role. In the age of information the technology revolution has made it PUBLISHING MANAGER Smrutiranjan Chhatoi quite easy to get plenty of information available online. But intelligence DESIGNING & LAYOUT matters to locate the most important and relevant out of them from the Vijaya Maharana examination point of view. Publisher : Subrat Kumar Chhatoi Our effort through this monthly magazine is to short list the Printed and Published by : Vanik Publication Printed at : Bhagabati Press most important and relevant informations for you to reduce your burden. Hope you will get maximum benefit from this. Plot-1441, Opp. IOCL Petrol Pump, CRP Square, Bhubaneswar Website : www.vanik.org | Phone : 0674-6556677, 8093-556677 _____________________________________________________ © Copyright Reserved No part of this magazine can be printed in whole Wishing you all the Best or part without the written permission of the publisher. Subrat Kumar Chhatoi The editor and publisher have tried their best to verify the factual accuracy of the informations published, but do not take any responsibility for the absolute accuracy of the informations in the magazine. All disputes subject to Bhubaneswar (Odisha) Jurisdiction. CONTENTS Topics Page No Events of the Month 3 International news 11 National news 14 Bilateral 19 Economy and Banking 22 Award and Honour 25 Book and Author 27 Person in news 27 Places in news 29 Sports 31 Science and Technology 33 Environment and Ecology 34 Defence 35 Recent Summit in News 36 Committee and its Function 37 Date and Observation 37 International and National institution 37 State news 39 Recent government devlopement and scheme 41 Miscellaneous 43 Vanik Question Hub 200 MCQ on Current Affairs - 44 100 MCQ on SSC/Railway - 53 40 MCQ on Computer - 57 20 Special MCQ on Banking - 59 Practice Set Vanik Extra Dose IBPS-PO (Preliminary-1) - 60 Who’s Who - 126 IBPS-PO (Preliminary-2) - 69 Abbreviation - 132 IBPS-PO (Main) - 79 Word of the Month - 133 BOM-PO (Main) - 99 One Liner - 134 SSC-CHSL-2016 - 117 MAGAZINE FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER - 2016 EVENTS OF THE MONTH • In the latest Uri attack, the gathering of evidence NDIAN REACTION AFTER URI regarding the four terrorists suggests they are from I Pakistan and had been sent across the border ATTACK explicitly for this attack. • In fact, the entire operation has the fingerprints of In a stunning reprisal for the Uri terror attack that breached Pakistan’s military establishment, showing yet again decades of self-imposed restraint, India conducted “surgical the country’s persistent use of terrorism as state strikes” on seven terrorist “launch pads” across the Line of policy. Control (LoC) in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Let us look at some options which the government might The surgical strikes were India’s first direct military response consider to tackle the ‘state sponsored terrorism’ to attack on Uri army base by Pakistan-based militants that Here’s a look at 10 steps taken by India in the aftermath of had killed 18 Indian soldiers. The motive of the operation the Uri attack: was to hit out at the terrorists who were planning to infiltrate 1. Surgical strikes on terror launch pads across the into the Indian territory. During the operation, significant LoC to prevent further infiltration casualty was caused to terrorists . The cross-border action 2. A diplomatic offensive to isolate Pakistan on the comes after India reviewed Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan international stage by exposing it globally. Efforts and pulled out of the regional SAARC Summit that was were successful with quick condemnation from world scheduled to be held in Islamabad, Pakistan as part of a leaders wider diplomatic offensive to isolate Pakistan. 3. Withdrawing from the 19th SAARC Summit in Over the last three decades or so, India has been at the Pakistan – a move replicated by Bangladesh, Bhutan receiving end of Pakistani statecraft of terrorists and Uri and Afghanistan attack is the latest provocation. While India has said it will 4. Dropping the Indus Waters Treaty bomb, with Prime give a befitting reply at a time and place of its choosing, we Minister Narendra Modi saying “blood and water shall consider the options available to solve the never-dying can’t flow together” problem. 5. Exposing in the European Union Pakistan’s safe Cancelling India’s participation at the Saarc summit and havens for terror groups masterminding the absence of three other countries, was the 6. Highlighting human rights violations in Balochistan, first step. Striking terror launching pads – and killing a following which the European Parliament warned Pakistani soldier or two – was in line with Modi’s newfound Pakistan of imposing sanctions if the situation strategy, that the Pakistan army, which is hand in glove with continued an anti-India army of terrorists it has raised, had to be taught 7. Summoning Pakistan envoy Abdul Basit twice to a lesson. present and confront him with proofs of “cross- None other than former army chief, Gen Bikram Singh, has border origins” of the terror strike come on record to say that such strikes by Indian soldiers 8. Sushma Swaraj’s speech at the United Nations in have taken place in the past as well, including in the wake of General Assembly Session which she called Pakistan the decapitation of two Indian soldiers in January 2013 when as the global hub of terror and pressed for its Manmohan Singh’s UPA was in power.
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