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RRB GK Digest – Based on 28 March 2016 Exam Last Day Prep Ramandeep Singh’s BankExamsToday.com RRB GK Digest – Based on 28 March 2016 Exam Last Day Prep Ramandeep Singh www.BankExamsToday.com India's Best Current Affairs Android App Contents RRB GK Digest – Last Day Prep Countries and and their Currencies - Shortcut to Learn................................................................. 3 List of Important Vaccines and their Inventors ............................................................................ 11 List of Important Days for Bank Exams PDF.................................................................................. 12 Father of Various Fields / Sciences ............................................................................................... 18 List of Important Dams in India PDF ............................................................................................. 19 List of important river projects in India :-..................................................................................... 21 List of Geographical Discoveries of the World.............................................................................. 22 Important Minerals and their Functions (PDF Version)................................................................ 22 Types of Minerals:................................................................................................................. 23 National Sport of Various Countries:............................................................................................ 24 List of Presidents till date:............................................................................................................. 25 List of Books and Authors in news from Nov 2015 to Feb 2016 .................................................. 26 Recent International and National Fairs (PDF Version) ................................................................ 28 Facts & Information on Blood Group Types (PDF Version) .......................................................... 28 Antigen.................................................................................................................................. 28 Antibody................................................................BankExamsToday.com................................................................ 28 Donating Blood by Compatible Type: ................................................................................... 29 Universal Blood Donor and Receiver .................................................................................... 30 Blood Type and Your Personality.......................................................................................... 30 List of Edible Parts of Plants (PDF Version)................................................................................... 30 Recent International and National Fairs (PDF Version) ................................................................ 31 Recent Typhoons & Cyclones (PDF Version)................................................................................. 31 Popular Sites and Monuments of India ........................................................................................ 32 Important Electromagnetic Rays (PDF Version) ........................................................................... 34 Electromagnetic Theory........................................................................................................ 34 Important Medical Discoveries in the History .............................................................................. 35 Asia........................................................................................................................................ 36 Africa ..................................................................................................................................... 37 America ................................................................................................................................. 37 Australia ................................................................................................................................ 37 Europe................................................................................................................................... 37 www.BankExamsToday.com Page 2 India's Best Current Affairs Android App Different Types of VitaminsRRB and their GK FunctionsDigest ................................– Last Day Prep.......................................... 37 Types and Examples of Foods............................................................................................... 37 Nicknames of Indian Cities (PDF Version)..................................................................................... 39 List of Hill Stations in India (PDF Version)..................................................................................... 43 Popular Sports Tournaments in the World................................................................................... 49 Countries and their Currencies - 1. United Kingdom Shortcut to Learn 2. Bulgaria 3. Croatia The Euro is the currency used by the Institution of the 4. Czech Republic European Union and is the official currency of the Euro 5. Denmark zone, which consist of 19 of the 28 member states of 6. Hungary the European union: 7. Poland 1. Austria 8. Romania 2. Belgium 9. Sweden 3. Cyprus 4. Estonia 4 countries which are not member of EU but they use 5. Finland BankExamsToday.comEURO currency and made formal agreements with the 6. France EU and changed their currency to EURO 7. Germany 8. Greece 1. Andora 9. Ireland 2. Monaco 10. Italy 3. San Marino 11. Latvia 4. Vatican City 12. Lithuania 13. Luxembourg Country which have Dollar as currency- 14. Malta 1. Australia 15. The Netherlands 2. Canada 16. Portugal 3. Hong Kong 17. Solvakia 4. Singapore 18. Solvenia 5. USA 19. Spain 6. Zimbabwe The 9 countries which are member of the EU but don't Countries which has 'Rupee' as currency- use EURO as a currency are- 1. 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