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Current Affairs by Krati ( 17 December 2019) CURRENT AFFAIRS BY KRATI ( 17 DECEMBER 2019) • राजीव िु मार - नई कद쥍ली में वायु प्रदूिि िो दूर िरने िी योजना तैयार िरने िे Which country’s women soccer team has been named as Time कलए magazine’s Athlete of the Year 2019 – • International human rights day 2019 / अंतराकष्ट्ट्रीय मानवाकधिार कदवस किस देश िी मकिला फु टबॉल टीम िो टाइम मैगजीन िी एथलीट ऑफ द ईयर 2019 - 10 December. 2019 िे 셂प में नाकमत किया गया िै – • Youth Standing Up for Human Rights. US women’s team • 9 December - International Anti Corruption day / अंतराकष्ट्ट्रीय भ्रष्टाचार ICAR signed agreement with which organization for sustainable कनरोधि कदवस – time to act against corruption and the climate crisis.- agriculture – 9 December आईसीएआर ने कटिाऊ िृ कि िे कलए किस संगठन िे साथ समझौते पर िस्ताक्षर • Military Literature Festival organised in Chandigarh ( Make In किए – India , Defence Technology ) NABARD • Military Literature Festival (MLF) is being held from 13 to 15 National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development - Mumbai December. Dibru-Saikhowa National Park , Kaziranga National Park , Manas • चंिीगढ़ में सैन्य साकि配य मिो配सव िा आयोजन किया गया। National Park , Nameri National Park – ASSAM • सैन्य साकि配य मिो配सव (एमएलएफ) िा आयोजन 13 से 15 कदसंबर ति किया Sri venkateshwar National Park – Andhra Pradesh गया िै Pin Valley National Park , Great Himalayan National Park – • Punjab Governor V P Singh Badnore Himachal Pradesh. किब्रू-सैखोवा नेशनल पािक , िाजीरंगा नेशनल पािक , मानस नेशनल पािक , नेमरी नेशनल पािक - असम • 38th meeting of the GST Council श्री वेंिटेश्वर नेशनल पािक - आंध्र प्रदेश • GST िाउंकसल िी बैठि से पिले िेंद्र ने रा煍यⴂ िो 35,298 िरोड़ 셁पये िा कपन वैली नेशनल पािक , ग्रेट किमालयन नेशनल पािक - किमाचल प्रदेश क्षकतपूकतक भुगतान किया • Manipur inland waterway has been approved by recently / अंतदेशीय जलमागक िो मंजूरी दी गई िै – Loktak inland water project . ( Biren Singh = Najma Heptulla ) Arunacal Pradesh • Moody's has lowered its GDP growth projection for India for the • State Bird - Great hornbill fiscal year ending March 2020 to 4.9 per cent from 5.8 per cent. • Namdapha National Park, Mouling National Park, & Dehang- • मूिीज ने माचक 2020 िो समाप्त कवत्त विक िे कलए भारत िे कलए सिल घरेलू उ配पाद Dibang Biosphere reserve िी वृकि अनुमान िो 5.8 प्रकतशत से घटािर 4.9 प्रकतशत िर कदया िै। रा煍य पक्षी - ग्रेट िॉनककबल • • International migrants day – December 18 • नामदाफा नेशनल पािक , मौकलग नेशनल पािक , और कदिाग-कदबाग बायोस्फीयर ं ं ं • अंतराकष्ट्ट्रीय प्रवासी कदवस ररजवक • Words Sounds Images is written by – Amit Khanna News on Tips • Arts at the time of different Civilization • The Thar Express is the other passenger railway link between the • India’s Lakshya Sen wins men’s singles title at Bangladesh two countries, running from Karachi, Pakistan to Jodhpur, International Challenger badminton in Dhaka. Rajasthan. • भारत िे लक्ष्य सेन ने ढािा में बांग्लादेश इटं रनेशनल चैलेंजर बैिकमंटन में पु셁ि • The Bandhan Express train – Bangladesh and India . एिल कखताब जीता। • थार एक्सप्रेस दोनⴂ देशⴂ िे बीच दूसरा यात्री रेल संपिक िै, जो िराची, पाकिस्तान से • Sports Person (Female): Rani Rampal (hockey) जोधपुर, राजस्थान ति चल रिा िै। • Sports Person (Male): Saurabh Chaudhary (shooting) • बंधन एक्सप्रेस ट्रेन - बांग्लादेश और भारत • Para-Athlete: Sandeep Chaudhary (javelin) • Pune – Ekuverin (India – Maldives) • Lifetime Achievement: Pankaj Advani • Umroi – Maitree (India – Thialand) • स्पोटटकस पसकन (मकिला): रानी रामपाल (िॉिी) • Jaisalmer – Sudarshan Chakra Vahini • स्पोटटकस पसकन (पु셁ि): सौरभ चौधरी (शूकटंग) • Andaman and Nicobar – 2nd edition Tri exercise DANX (India – Thialand – Singapore) • पैरा एथलीट: संदीप चौधरी (भाला) • HP – Nomadic Elephant (India – Mongolia) • लाइफटाइम अचीवमेंट: पंिज आिवािी • Pithoragarh – KAZIND (India – Kazikhstan) • Exercise Dharma Guardian started in Mizoram • SCOJtEx – New Delhi • Sanjay Mishra – for bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir • Sri Lanka's Mithun Perera wins Royal Calcutta Golf Club (RCGC) Chamionship . • Mihir shah – to draft a new National Water Policy • श्रीलंिा िे कमथुन परेरा ने जीता रॉयल िलित्ता गो쥍फ क्लब (आरसीजीसी) • Nandan Nilekani – for digital payment security चℂकपयनकशप • Rajiv Kumar – To draw a plans to address air pollution in New Delhi • Kohli retains top spot among batsmen, Bumrah 6th among bowlers • संजय कमश्रा - जम्मू-िश्मीर िे कवभाजन िे कलए in ICC Test rankings. • कमकिर शाि - नई राष्ट्ट्रीय जल नीकत िा मसौदा तैयार िरने िे कलए • Pat Cummins on top / पैट िकमंस शीिक पर रिें • नंदन नीलेिकि - नंदन नीलेििी किकजटल पेमेंट सुरक्षा िे कलए • बुमराि छठे स्थान पर • Kanha National Park , Satpura National Park , Panna Tiger Reserve • मध्य प्रदेश सरिार गायⴂ िो ऑनलाइन गोद लेने िी पेशिश िरेगी , Pench National Park , Bandhavgarh National Park. • अकभनेता गोकवंदा रा煍य िी परंपराओ ंऔर पयकटन स्थलⴂ िो बढ़ावा देने िे कलए • Gandhi Sagar Dam – Chambal मध्य प्रदेश िे ब्रांि एबं ेसिर कनयुक्त • Bansagar Dam – Sone • मध्य प्रदेश िा प्रसन्नता कवभाग ने खोला "टाइम बℂि" • Bhojtal , Lower Lake , Moti lake Sharangpani Lake . AUSTRALIA • िान्िा नेशनल पािक , सतपुड़ा नेशनल पािक , पन्ना टाइगर ररजवक, पेंच नेशनल पािक , बांधवगढ़ नेशनल पािक । • गांधी सागर बांध - चंबल • बािसागर बांध - सोन • भोजताल , लोअर लेि , मोती झील शरंगपानी झील । • Bhartadev Biodiversity park . Capital: Canberra • Chhindwada – mini smart city soon • Currency: Australian dollar • First e – waste clinic in Bhopal • Great dividing range • Orchha town of Madhya Pradesh added to the Tentative List of • UNESCO’s World Heritage SitesChaturbhuj Temple • Lake Eyre is the lowest point in Australia • Madya pradesh Cabinet passed resolution to increase reservation for • Deserts – Great sandy , Gibson , Great Victoria . OBCs to 27% • राजधानी: िैनबरा • भरतादेव बायोिायवकसकटी पािक । • मुद्रा: ऑस्ट्रेकलयाई िॉलर • कछंदवाड़ा - कमनी स्माटक कसटी ज쥍द • ग्रेट किवाइकिगं रेंज • पिला ई - भोपाल में अपकशष्ट कक्लकनि • झील अयेर सबसे कनम्नतम कबंदु • मध्य प्रदेश िा ओरछा शिर यूनेस्िो िे कवश्व धरोिर स्थल चतुभकुज मंकदर िी • रेकगस्तान - ग्रेट सℂिी , कगब्सन , ग्रेट कवक्टोररया । अनंकतम सूची में शाकमल • Adelaide is located on St.Vincent Gulf . • मद्या प्रदेश मंकत्रमंिल ने ओबीसी िे कलए आरक्षि 27% बढ़ाने िा प्रस्ताव पाररत • Perth is located at the bank of Swan river . किया • Darwin is known as Australia’s front door . • “Mukhyamantri Madad Yojna” for providing assistance to tribal • Murray river is largest river of Australia . families on childbirth and death of a family member. • एकिलेि सेंट कवंसेंट खाड़ी पर कस्थत िै • Indian Air Force gets the first shipment of new version of Israeli • पथक स्वान नदी िे तट पर कस्थत िै Guided Bomb Spice 2000 ( Gwalior Base ) . • िाकवकन ऑस्ट्रेकलया िे फ्रं ट िोर िे 셂प में जाना जाता िै • पररवार िे एि सदस्य िे प्रसव और मृ配यु पर आकदवासी पररवारⴂ िो सिायता प्रदान िरने िे कलए "मुख्यमंत्री मदद योजना" । • मरे नदी ऑस्ट्रेकलया िी सबसे बड़ी नदी िै • भारतीय वायु सेना िो इजरायली गाइिेि बम स्पाइस 2000 (ग्वाकलयर बेस) िे नए • Capital of Uzbekistan / उ煍बेकिस्तान िी राजधानी –TASKENT संस्िरि िा पिला कशपमेंट कमला . • India to achieve ‘land degradation neutrality’ by / भारत द्वारा 'भूकम क्षरि • 7 official tiger reserve – kanha , pench , bandhavgarh , panna , तटस्थता' प्राप्त िरेगा –2030 satpura , sanjay dubri tiger reserve • Which of article is related to Money Bill – 110 • Railway station on the basis of eco smart – Bhopal and Jabalpur • 11th schedule of constitution has how many subjects – 29 • 79th Indian history congress summit – In Barkatullah University , • National panchayat day / राष्ट्ट्रीय पंचायत कदवस- 24 APRIL Bhopal Home work • Helmet Bank in Nimach district of MP • Which indian actor has been honored by the World Book of Records • Gondi Language to be included in primary education in MP’s tribal , London – districts. • Lubna Saleen Pervaiz is sworn as the first women judge of which • 7 सरिारी टाइगर ररजवक - िान्िा , पेंच, बांधवगढ़ , पन्ना , सतपुड़ा, संजय िूबरी high court – टाइगर ररजवक • Vijay Amrutham scheme is launched by which state – • ईिो स्माटक िे आधार पर रेलवे स्टेशन - भोपाल और जबलपुर • किस भारतीय अकभनेता िो व쥍िक बुि ऑफ ररिॉिटकस , लंदन द्वारा सम्माकनत किया • 79वां भारतीय इकतिास िांग्रेस कशखर सम्मेलन - बरितउ쥍ला कवश्वकवद्यालय , गया िै - भोपाल में • लुबना सलेन पेरवैज ने पिली मकिला न्यायाधीश िे 셂प में शपथ ली िै , किस • एमपी िे कनमच कजले में िेलमेट बℂि उ楍च न्यायालय में - • गⴂदी भािा एमपी िे आकदवासी कजलⴂ में प्राथकमि कशक्षा में शाकमल िोगी। • कवजय अम셁थम योजना किस रा煍य द्वारा शु셂 िी गई िै - • Gondi Language to be included in primary education in MP’s tribal Q1. At which national park begin the maiden survey of butterfly species /किस districts राष्ट्ट्रीय उद्यान में कततली प्रजाकतयⴂ िा पिला सवेक्षि शु셂 किया गया िै - 1. Guru Ghasi Das NP • MP govt.
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