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MCQ) Q.1 Who Has Taken Over As Secretary to the Government of India in the Ministry of Home Affairs? 1 50 MOST IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT OF SEPTEMBER (MCQ) Q.1 Who has taken over as Secretary to the Government of India in the Ministry of Home Affairs? 1. Hasmukh Adhia 2. Rajiv Gauba 3. Rajiv Mehrishi 4. L. C.Goyal 5. Ashok lavasa Ans: Rajiv Gauba Q.2 Who has been appointed as Indian High Commissioner to Cyprus? 1. Ranjit Sinha 2. Alok Verma 3. Sant Singh 4. R K Raghavan 5. Ashwani Kumar Ans : R K Raghavan Q.3 Who has been appointed by Tyre major Bridgestone as its brand ambassador? 1. Saina Nehwal 2. P V Sindhu 3. Jitu Rai 4. Viral Kohli 5. M S Dhoni Ans: P V Sindhu Q.4 Who has been appointed as the Comptroller and Auditor General of INDIA? 1. Shashi Kant Sharma 2. Rajiv Mehrishi 3. Rajiv Gauba 4. Vinod Rai 5. V. K. Shunglu Ans: Rajiv Mehrishi Q.5 Who has been appointed as the Election Commissioner of India? 1. Nasim Zaidi 2. Achal Kumar Joti 3. Sunil Arora 4. H. S. Brahma 5. S. Y. Quraishi Ans : Sunil Arora Q.6. Who took over as the vice-chairman of Government think tank Niti Aayog? 1. Vinod Paul 2. Arvind Panagariya 3. Bibek Debroy 4. Amitabh Kant 5. Rajiv Kumar Ans : Rajiv Kumar Q.7 Who has been appointed as the Chief Executive of the Heavy Water Board? 1. S. Fareedudin 2. U. Kamachi Mudali 3. A.K.Bhaduri 4. K.S. Bimbhat 5. P.G. Deshpande Ans : U. Kamachi Mudali Q.8 Who has been appointed as the Joint Managing Director and CEO of Dewan Housing Finance Corp Ltd (DHFL)? 1. Rahul Ghosh 2. Harshil Mehta 3. Kapil Wadhawan 4. Kapil Jain 5. Sunil Verma Ans : Harshil Mehta Q.9 Who will be nominated by President Donald Trump as the new US ambassador to India? 1. Kathleen Stephens 2. Nancy Jo Powell 3. Kenneth Juster 4. Richard Verma 5. Albert Peter Burle Ans : Kenneth Juster Q.10 Who has been appointed as the new Chairperson of Central Board of Secondary Education? 1. Saurabh Sharma 2. Rahul Ghosh 3. Vipin Goyal 4. Anita Karwal 5. Rajesh Kumar Chaturvedi Ans : Anita Karwal Q.11 Who has become the first full time woman Defence Minister of India? 1. Nirmala Sitharaman 2. Sushma Swaraj 3. Smriti Irani 4. Uma Bharti 5. Najma Heptulla Ans : Nirmala Sitharaman Q.12 Who has been appointed as the new railway Minister of India? 1. Narendra Singh Tomar 2. Arun Jaitley 3. Raj Kumar Singh 4. Suresh Prabhu 5. Piyush Goyal Ans : Piyush Goyal Q.13 What is the Name of New Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Minister? 1. Rajiv Pratap Rudy 2. Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi 3. Dharmendra Pradhan 4. Raj Kumar Singh 5. Piyush Goyal Ans : Dharmendra Pradhan Q.14 Who has taken charge as the sports minister of India? 1. Rajiv Pratap Rudy 2. Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi 3. Rajyavardhan Singh 4. Raj Kumar Singh 5. Piyush Goyal Ans : Rajyavardhan Singh Q.15 Who has been appointed as the new Commandant of the Indian Military Academy based in Dehradun? 1. Arvind Panchal 2. Rahul Ghosh 3. Suresh Jha 4. Ravi Vipin 5. Sanjay Kumar Jha Ans : Sanjay Kumar Jha Q.16 Who has been appointed as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Karur Vysya Bank? 1. B Swaminathan 2. Dinabandhu Mohapatra 3. K Venkataraman 4. P R Seshadri 5. Sunil Jain Ans : P R Seshadri Q.17 Who has been appointed as the MD and CEO of Tamilnad Mercantile Bank? 1. Ashwani Kumar 2. Rajeev Rishi 3. Kishor Kharat 4. Rama Moorthy 5. Rana Kapoor Ans : Rama Moorthy Q.18 Who has become the new Prime Minister of Taiwan? 1. Yuan Shikai 2. Sun Yat-sen 3. Tsai Ing-Wen 4. Lai Ching-te 5. Lin Chuan Ans : Lai Ching-te Q.19 Which Bollywood actress has been appointed as the first Indian woman ambassador (Friend of Australia) for Tourism in Australia? 1. Madhuri Dixit 2. Aishwarya Rai 3. Priyanka Chopra 4. Parineeti Chopra 5. Sushmita Sen Ans : Parineeti Chopra Q.20 Who has been given additional charge of the post of Chairperson of National Authority Chemical Weapons Convention (NACWC)? 1. Dr. Inder Jit Singh 2. Vivek Singh 3. Aman Jain 4. Piyush Sharma 5. Garima Verma Ans : Dr. Inder Jit Singh Q.21 Who has taken charge as Managing Director and Chief Excecutive Officer of Vijaya Bank? 1. Rahul Sharma 2. Rajiv Goyal 3. R A Sankara Narayanan 4. Jyoti Jain 5. Saurabh Singh Ans : R A Sankara Narayanan Q.22 Who has assumed charge as the CMD of National Mineral Development Corporation(NMDC) Limited? 1. Sumit Verma 2. Raj Arjun 3. Rahul Ghosh 4. Vipin Agrawal 5. N Baijendra Kumar Ans : N Baijendra Kumar Q.23 Who has been appointed as the Secretary of Union Public Service Commission? 1. Aman Anand 2. T Jacob 3. Smita Nagaraj 4. Nikhilesh Jha 5. Vikas Singh Ans : T Jacob Q.24 Who has been appointed by the Union Government as the chairman and managing director of United India Insurance (UII)? 1. Milind Kharat 2. M Nagaraja Sharma 3. A.V.Girija Kumar 4. Ravi Gopal 5. Rajesh Singh Ans : M Nagaraja Sharma Q.25 Who has been appointed as the Chairman and Managing Director of IRCTC? 1. Rahul Ghosh 2. Ashok Jain 3. Jatin Verma 4. Mahendra Pratap Mall 5. Sushil Singh Ans : Mahendra Pratap Mall Q.26 Who has been elected as the President of Singapore? 1. Peter Krug 2. Tony Blame 3. Lee Hsien Loong 4. Tony Tan 5. Halimah Yacob Ans : Halimah Yacob Q.27 Who has been appointed by UN chief Antonio Guterres as first UN envoy for oceans? 1. Sam Kutesa 2. Mogens Lykketoft 3. Peter Thomson 4. Amina Mohammed 5. Antonio Kerbert Ans : Peter Thomson Q.28 Who has been elected as chair of the International Olympic Committee's ethics commission? 1. Antonio Guterres 2. Ban Ki-moon 3. Amina J. Mohammed 4. Peter Thomson 5. Paul-Henri Ans : Ban Ki-moon Q.29 Who has been elected as the chairman of the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) for 2017-18? 1. Hormusji N Cama 2. I Venkat 3. Rahul Ghosh 4. Debabrata Mukherjee 5. Ravi Garg Ans : Debabrata Mukherjee Q.30 Who has been appointed by the Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) as the chairman of its board? 1. Abanti Sankaranarayanan 2. Ranjeet Goyal 3. Sudhir Singh 4. Parash Raj 5. Vinita Kumari Ans : Abanti Sankaranarayanan Q.31 Who has been appointed as the ambassador of India to Pakistan? 1. Ajay Bisaria 2. Gautam Bambawale 3. Vijay Gokhale 4. S Jaishankar 5. None of these Ans : Ajay Bisaria Q.32 Who has been appointed as the director general of the Sashastra Seema Bal? 1. Sharad Kumar 2. Rajni Kant Misra 3. Y C Modi 4. Ravi Verma 5. Rahul Ghosh Ans : Rajni Kant Misra Q.33 Who has been appointed as the director general of the National Investigation Agency? 1. Sharad Kumar 2. Rajni Kant Misra 3. Y C Modi 4. Ravi Verma 5. Rahul Ghosh Ans : Y C Modi Q.34 Who has been appointed as the Prime Minister of Peru? 1. Pedro Pablo Kuczynski 2. Mercedes Araoz 3. Fernando Zavala 4. Robert Kirg 5. Antonio Costa Ans : Mercedes Araoz Q.35 Which Bollywood actor has been appointed as brand ambassador for the Swachh Bharat Mission in Uttarakhand? 1. Akshay Kumar 2. Ranveer Singh 3. Salman Khan 4. Shah Rukh Khan 5. Amir Khan Ans : Akshay Kumar Q.36 Who has been renominated as Chairman of the Lok Sabha Ethics Committee by Speaker Sumitra Mahajan? 1. P Karunakaran 2. Ramesh Pokhriyal 3. Chandrakant Khaire 4. L K Advani 5. Dilipkumar Mansukhlal Ans : L K Advani Q.37 Who has been appointed as the President of the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) for 2017-18? 1. Aroon Purie 2. Rajat Sharma 3. Prannoy Roy 4. Suresh Verma 5. Rohit Kumar Ans : Rajat Sharma Q.38 Who has been appointed as the chief financial officer of Tata Technologies? 1. Vikash Gupta 2. Rahul Sharma 3. Ravi Jain 4. Sunil Singh 5. J.K. Gupta Ans : J.K. Gupta Q.39 Who has been appointed as the senior director of Twitter? 1. Sudesh Singh 2. Gopal Gokhale 3. Ajay Verma 4. Sriram Krishnan 5. Ranjeet Singh Ans : Sriram Krishnan Q.40 Who has been appointed as the interim chairman of NPCI? 1. M Balachandran 2. Dilip Asbe 3. B Sambamurthy 4. Shivendra Rajput 5. Gopal Singh Ans : B Sambamurthy Q.41 Who has been elected as Member of the managing committee of the Indian Banks Association (IBA)? 1. Rohit Verma 2. Kavita Bansal 3. Rajani Jain 4. Umesh Chand 5. Rahul Jadon Ans : Umesh Chand Q.42 Who took over charge as the Chairman and Managing Director of NHPC ltd? 1. Ravi Kumar 2. Rahul Singh 3. Vijay Kumar 4. Rishi Singh 5. Balraj Joshi Ans : Balraj Joshi Q.43 Who has been given a one year extension as a Chief Economic Adviser by finance Ministry? 1. Kaushik Basu 2. Raghuram Rajan 3. Arvind Subramanian 4. Rakesh Mohan 5. Arvind Virmani Ans : Arvind Subramanian Q.44 Who has become the first Indian to be picked as the AIBA representative for the IOC Athletes Forum? 1. Vijender Singh 2. Akhil Kumar 3. Jitender Kumar 4. M C Mary Kom 5. Varghese Johnson Ans : M C Mary Kom Q.45 Who has become the first woman minister in Mizoram in 30 years? 1. Kurtin Parli 2. Vanlalawmpuii Chawngthu 3. Lalhlimpuii Hmar 4. Sishal Tema 5. Surni Kinta Ans : Vanlalawmpuii Chawngthu Q.46 Who will be the next chief financial officer (CFO) at Tata Sons? 1.
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