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200 Best Current Affairs - Free PDF Q) What was the name of the India’s Only Orangutan who passed away in Odisha Zoological Park? A. Bunny B. Eddie C. Binny D. Vinny Q) World No Tobacco Day was observed on? A. May 31 B. May 30 C. May 29 D. May 28 Q) Government has approved the farmers pension scheme ‘Pradhan Mantri Kisan Pension Yojana’ under which a monthly pension of how much rupee will be given? A. Rs 2000 B. Rs 3000 C. Rs 1500 D. Rs 2500 Q) The Government has approved the extension of Prime Minister Kisan Sammaan Yojana to all farmers, earlier it was applicable to only those farmers having ______ hectares of land? A. 1 ha B. 3 ha C. 4 ha D. 2 ha Q) Which IIT institution has signed an MoU with The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to set up a Space Technology Cell (STC) ? A. IIT Madras B. IIT Delhi C. IIT Guwahati D. IIT Roorkee Q) Government has approved an increase in the rates of scholarship in the ‘Prime Minister’s Scholarship Scheme’ under the National Defence Fund (NDF), now the girls will get the scholarship of Rs. ________ per month? A. Rs. 2000 B. Rs. 3000 C. Rs. 2500 D. Rs. 3500 Q) Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport located in which city of Madhya Pradesh was declared as International Airport? A. Bhopal B. Indore C. Jabalpur D. Gwalior Q) ‘kala jeera’ (black cumin) and ‘chulli ‘(dried apricot) oil of which state have recently received Geographical Indication (GI) tag? A. Uttarakhand B. Assam C. Himachal Pradesh D. Jammu and Kashmir Q)Who has been appointed as the as UN-Women's deputy executive director? A. Archana Dubey B. Anita Bhatia C. Sneha Thakur D. Priyanka Chaubey Q) Who has been been conferred the "Orden Mexicana del Aguila Azteca" (Order of the Aztec Eagle) - the highest civilian award of Mexico given to foreigners? A. Narendra Modi B. Sushma Swaraj C. Arun Jaitely D. Pratibha Patil Q) The RBI has constituted a committee for development of housing finance securitisation market under whose chairmanship? A. Harsh Vardhan B. Sunil Mehta C. Rajnish Kumar D. Atul Kumar Goel Q) As per the official data released by the government, India’s GDP grew at _____ % in the January-March 2019 quarter? A. 6.1% B. 5.5% C. 6.3% D. 5.8% Q) Which state government has received the ‘World No Tobacco Day Award 2019’ from WHO? A. Rajasthan B. Gujarat C. Bihar D. Jharkhand Q) Who is the author of the book “Making India Awesome: New Essays and Columns”? A) Arun Jaitely B) Vikraam Seth C) Arundhati Roy D) Chetan Bhagat Q) The Punjab Mail, one of the oldest long-distance trains in the country, completed ______ years on 1st June 2019? A. 89 B. 107 C. 100 D. 115 Q) Who has become the first woman fighter pilot to fly by daytime on a Hawk advanced jet aircraft? A. Bhawana Kanth B. Surbhi Sharma C. Bhawna Kasturi D. 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