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INSIDE STORY IMPORTANT DAYS IN SEPTEMBER G7 Summit - 2019 3 Sept. 05 National Teachers Day Article 370 and 35(A) revoked 5 Sept. 08 International Literacy Day PM Announces CDS for 3 services coordination 6 Sept. 14 Hindi Day New J&K UT to have LT Governor 6 Sept. 15 International Day of Democracy National News 7 Sept. 16 International Day for the International News 11 Preservation of the Ozone Layer 500+ G.K. One Liner Questions 15 Sept. 21 International Day of Peace Awards 28 Sept. 27 World Tourism Day New Appointments 31 Sports 34 IMPORTANT DAYS IN OCTOBER Banking & Financial Awareness 37 Oct. 01 International Day of Older Persons Defence & Technology 39 Oct. 05 World Teachers Day Study Notes 41 Oct. 09 World Post Day Tricky Questions 50 Oct. 10 World Mental Health Day RRB Clerk (Mains) - Practice Test Paper 61 IBPS PO (PRE) - Practice Test Paper 86 Oct. 11 International Day of the Girl Child SSC CGL (Tier-I) - Practice Test Paper 99 Oct. 15 International Day of Rural Women PSPCL Paper - Practice Test Paper 105 Oct. 16 World Food Day Oct. 24 World Polio Day IMPORTANT RATES (04-09-2019) Repo Rate 5.40% Reverse Repo Rate 5.15% Marginal Standing Facility Rate 5.65% Statutory Liquidity Ratio 18.75% Cash Reserve Ratio 4% Bank Rate 5.65% New Batches Starting for IBPS PO & RRB : 16th & 19th Sep. 19 SSC CGL : 26th Sep. 19 For Admission Contact : IBT Nearest Center or Call - 9696960029 ...for abundant practice download Makemyexam app Name: Sukhwinder Pal Singh IBT: How much time did you use to devote for the preparation of the exam? 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Though India is not a member of the G7 grouping, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Biarritz on French President Emmanuel Macron's personal invitation.PM Modi reached Biarritz, France for the summit on August 25 after his three- nation tour of France, UAE and Bahrain. PM Modi is expected to participate in two sessions at the G7 summit Following are the key take a ways from the G7 summit: on climate, biodiversity, oceans and on digital transformation and hold separate bilateral interactions with 1. G7 might consider reinstating Russia the world leaders. US President Donald Trump pressed the G7 group to reinstate Russia as a permanent member of the grouping, Countries Included saying it would be better to have Russia inside the group The countries which are part of the G7 include the UK, than outside. French President Emmanuel Macron said Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the US. that he and German Chancellor Angela Merkel would be organizing a summit in the coming weeks with the PM Modi- Boris Johnson Meet Russian and Ukrainian leaders to obtain results on the In his first bilateral interaction on the sidelines of the G7 Ukraine crisis. summit, PM Modi met the new British Prime Minister Boris 2. Trump open to talks with Iran I Johnson. This was PM Modi's first meeting with Boris B Johnson since he took charge as the new Prime Minister Donald Trump said that he was open to meet Iran's of Britain. President under the right circumstances to end the T confrontations over the 2015 nuclear deal and that talks Modi also met UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Institute were underway to see how countries could open up Pvt. Ltd held fruitful discussions on a wide range of subjects. credit lines to keep Iran's economy afloat. Trump, PM Modi- Trump bilateral meet however, ruled out compensating for losses suffered by Iran and made crippling sanctions. PM Modi would also be meeting US President Donald Trump, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, President of Macron also stated that Iranian President Hassan Rouhani Senegal Macky Sall and President of Chile Sebastian Pinera. had told him he was open to a meeting with US President The Modi-Trump meet is likely to take place today around Donald Trump. Trump, during a press conference, said 3 pm. This would be the second meeting between the two that it was realistic to envisage a meeting with the Iranian leaders in 2019; they had also previously met on the sidelines head of government in the coming weeks. Both the of the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan. leaders will be attending the UN General Assembly in September 2019. India in G7 summit: Background 3. Trump opens doors to a possible trade deal with China India has been specially invited as a "Biarritz partner The G7 leaders had expressed concern during their country" for the 45th G7 summit along with other nations summit meeting that trump's trade war with China could including Australia, Chile, South Africa, Rwanda, spiral outward and called for a sensible resolution. Senegal, Egypt and Burkina Faso. However, US President Donald Trump in a welcoming Theme move opened the path for a possible trade deal with The main theme of the G7 summit this year is "combating China following days of an intense trade war.
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