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International Current Affairs [April 2010] • Belgium became the Europe? s first country to ban burqa. • Pakistan?? s National assembly passed a bill that takes away the President s power to dissolve parliament, dismiss a elected government and appoint the three services Chiefs. Pakistan? s parliament passes 18th amendment which was later signed by Presient cutting President? s powers. • USA and Russia signed Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty(START) that allowed a maximum of 1550 deployed overheads, about 30% lower than a limit set in 2002. The treaty was signed in the Progue Castle. • Emergency was imposed in Thailand. • Nuclear Security Summit held at Washington.It was a 47 nation summit wherein P.M. announced setting up of a global nuclear energy centre for conducting research & development of design systems that are secure, proliferation resistant & sustainable. • PM visit USA & Brazil, a two nation tour. He attended Nuclear Security Summit in USA & India- Brazil-S.Africa(IBSA) and Brazil-Russia-India-China(BRIC) summit in Brasilia (Brazil). • 16th SAARC Summit held in Bhutan in 28-29 April. The summit was held in Bhutan for the first time. It is the silver jubilee summit as SAARC has completed 25 years. The summit central theme was ??Climate Change . The summit recommended to declare 2010-2020 as the ??Decade of Intra-regional Connectivity in SAARC . The 17th SAARC summit will be held in Maldives in 2011. International Current Affairs [March 2010] • China will launch in 2011 unmammed space mode ?? Tiangong I for its future space laboratory. • US internet giant Google close its business in China. • India?? s largest telecom service provider Bharti Airtel buy Zain s Africa operations for an enterprise value of $ 10.7 billion (Rs 49000 crore). Currently Bharti? s non-India operations include Sri Lanka & Bangladesh. • Russia abolished two of its eleven time Zones. • National Current Affairs [April 2010] • Naxals killed about 75 CRPF personal at Chintalnar-Tarmetla village in Dantewada distt ,Chhattisgarh. Government appoint E.N. Rammohan, to probe the incident. • Uninque Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) now known as Aadhaar. It? s Chairman is Nandan Nilekani. It will assign 16 digit identification number to all residents in India. • NTRO- National Technical Research Organisation. The organization came to limelight after allegation of phone tapping of politicians. • Indian navy commissioned India??? s first indigenously built stealth warship INS Shivalik . The other stealth warship to be built are named as ???INS Sahyadri and INS Satpura . • Right To Education Act is notified and will become a legally enforceable from 1 April 2010. Key features of RTE Act are : All children in 6-14 age group must get free and compulsory eduction; No child shall be held back,expelled or required to pass a board examination till Class VIII; There must be 25 % reservation for poor children even in private & minority schools; There must be one teacher for every 30 students; A child rights commission will look into violations of the RTE law. • Govt start Census 2011. It is the 15th Census. It is in two phase. The first phase is called ?House listing & Housing Census and the second phase is called decadal headcount which will be held in Feb 2011. The Registrar General of India is C Chandramouli. National Current Affairs [March 2010] • Govt launched National Mission for Empowerment of Women aimed at inter-sectoral convergence of all pro- women programmes. • Constitution 108th Amendment Bill 2008 commonly known as women? s reservation bill was passed by Rajya Sabha by 186 in favour 1 against 39 abstained (Current strength of Rajya Sabha is 233). The bill seeks to reserve a third of the seats on the Lok Sabha and state assemblies for 15 years on a rotational basis. It was first introduced in 1996. Sharad Joshi, an independent MP is the only MP which cast vote against the bill. In the present Lok Sabha, there are 59 women MPs out of 543 MPs. Total MLAs in 29 state assemblies in India are 4093. • Yamunanagar (Haryana) and Vishakhapatnam (AP) are choosen for a pilot project on saving household energy by replacing incandescent lamps with CFLs (Compact Fluorescent Lamps). • Earth Hour 2010 has been celebrated on 27 March organized by World Wide Fund for Nature, India. Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru are official Earth Hour Cities among 15 Indian cities. • Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister of Russia visit India in March 2010. • Supreme Court allowed religion based 4 % reservations in Govt jobs & educational institutes in Andhra Pradesh. It extended the benefit to 14 OBC in muslims in the state. The matter is further referred to Constitutional bench of Supreme Court. • ??Bold Kurushetra a joint armour exercise between India and Singapore was held at Jhansi(UP). • Prohibition of unfair practices in technical, medical educational institutions & universities Bill is passed by Govt. It provided for 3 year imprisonment and a fine of upto Rs 50 lakh for higher education providers guilty of misleading students. • Govt approved Foreign Educational Institution (Regulation of Entry & Operation) Bill 2010. It provides foreign universities to set up campuses in India. • Govt amends Anti Hijacking Act 1982. It now provides for death sentence to the hijackers. • Govt starts the scheme for creation of the National Population Register (NPR) of Indian residents. The project will cover an estimated 1.2 billion people and total cost of the project will be Rs. 3539.24 crore. • India became 1st country in the world to have a ??manoeuvrable supersonic cruise missile, when it successfully test fired 290 km range Brahmos missile. • Chinese Vice Premier Hui Liangyu visit India in March 2010. Sports [ june 2010 ] • FIFA World Cup 2010 kicks off in South Africa on June 10th 2010 Sports [ may 2010 ] • World champion Viswanathan Anand retained his crown winning the World Chess Championship title against Veselin Topalov of Russia • Mr.Rajiv Bakshi to be Vice President - Marketing Asia-Pacific, for Discovery Networks Sports Current Affairs [April 2010] • IPL3 season won by Chennai Super Kings defeating Mumbai Indians. • Youth Olympics Games 2010 to be held in Singapore in Aug 2010. • World Youth Championship was held at Baku, Azerbaijan. • Lawn tennis legend Martina Navratilova diagnosed with Breast Cancer. • ??Jumbo chosen as 2011 World Cricket Cup Mascot. • World Kabbadi Cup 2010- India defeated Pakistan to won World Cup Kabbadi 2010 held at Ludhiana. • Pankaj Advani won the Asian Billiards Championship defeating Singapore? s Peter Gilchrist for the consecutive third time. • Badminton Asia Championship, Delhi : o Men?? s singles Lin Dan defeated Wang Zhenguing o Women? s singles-Li Xiurei defeated Liu Xin. Sports Current Affairs [March 2010] • Tamil Nadu defeated West Bengal to won Vijay Harare Cricket Trophy. • Australia won World Hockey Cup 2010 defeating Germany. India ranked at 8th place. • India won six gold medal in the Commonwealth Boxing Championship held at Delhi. • Two new IPL teams, Kochi was auctioned for Rs 1533 crore and Pune was auctioned for Rs 1702 crore. Kochi was auctioned to Rendezvous Adventure Sports Ltd. Pune was auctioned to Sahara Adventure Sports Ltd. People [ june 2010 ] • Vijay Malya wins Rajya Sabha polls from Karnataka • Paswan,Pratap Rudy have won Rajya Sabha seats from Bihar People [ may 2010 ] • Jennifer Lopez named style icon of the decade • S.K.Natraj will be the Mayor and N. Dayanand as Deputy of Bengaluru starting April 2010 • Atul Khare, former Indian Foreign Service Officer, as Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations • Biswadip Mitra takes charge as ISA Chairman for 2010-1 • Bharti Retail has appointed Mr.Andrew Levermore as Chief Operating Officer who will lead operations starting July 2010 for Easyday and Easyday market stores across India • Former Vice-President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat suffering from lung infection, died of cardiac arrest • Ratan Tata honoured with the 2010 CIF Chanchlani Global Indian Award for his outstanding leadership, vision and professional excellence • Indian-origin Kamla Persad-Bissessar has been elected the first woman Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago • Rajiv Dube, President of Tata Motors passenger car business unit quits as Girish Wagh(man behind the Nano) and Mr.S.Krishnan, Senior Vice-President(Commercial) to share responsibilities • Dr.Mark Gasson, a cybernetics expert at the University of Reading becomes the first human to be infected with a computer virus. • Aashu Calapa would continue via new role as President HR and Country Manager, India at Firstsource Solutions • Bill Gates to adopt Gularia village in Khagaria from the state of Bihar • David Cameron has been elected as British Prime Minster • Bharti Airtel appoints Drew Kelton as President - Enterprise Services(India and South Asia) • Abhay Singavi has been appointed as CEO of Narayana Hrudayalaya Persons in News [April 2010] • Shashi Tharoor (born 9 March 1956) is a member of the Indian Parliament from the Thiruvananthapuram constituency in Kerala. A prolific author, columnist, journalist and human rights advocate, he has previously served as the United Nations Under-Secretary General for Communications and Public Information and the Indian Minister of State for External Affairs. • Lalit Modi (born 29 November, 1963 Delhi, India) is an Indian cricket administrator and businessman. He is best known for his stint as the Chairman and Commissioner of the Indian Premier League and the Chairman of the Champions League from 2008 to 2010. He is also the Vice President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) since 2005 and Vice President of the Punjab Cricket Association. Persons in News [March 2010] • Rajan Bharti Mittal appointed President FICCI. • Major Dimple Singla became first women army officer in the country who has been sentenced to imprisonment for corruption. • Bhubneshwar Kalita has been choosen as the Chef de Mission of the Indian contingent at Commonwealth Games 2010. • Cricketer Kapil Dev has been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame.
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