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Ga Power Capsule for Ibps Mains & Oicl Mains 2017 GA POWER CAPSULE FOR IBPS MAINS & OICL MAINS 2017 Contents of IBPS PO MAINS CAPSULE- 1st August 2017 till 9th November 2017 The Most Important Current Topics for IBPS RRB, IBPS PO, & Other Examinations .................................................................. 2 Questions Asked in IBPS RRB CLERK Mains 2017 ............................................................................................................................ 2 Questions Asked in IBPS RRB PO Mains 2017.................................................................................................................................... 2 Static Take Aways from November 2017 Current Affairs ............................................................................................................... 10 Static Take Aways from October 2017 Current Affairs ................................................................................................................... 11 BANKING & FINANCIAL AWARENESS CURRENT AFFAIRS .................................................................................................. 14 ECONOMY/FINANCIAL CURRENT AFFAIRS ............................................................................................................................. 18 Static Takeaways from Banking & Economy Current Affairs ........................................................................................................ 19 BUSINESS NEWS (NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL) ................................................................................................................. 21 Static Takeaways from Business Current Affairs ............................................................................................................................. 23 AGREEMENTS/MOU SIGNED ......................................................................................................................................................... 23 Countries|Capital|Currency Part 1 ................................................................................................................................................... 25 NEW APPOINTMENTS: NATIONAL .............................................................................................................................................. 25 NEW APPOINTMENTS: INTERNATIONAL .................................................................................................................................. 27 Static Takeaways from New Appointments ..................................................................................................................................... 28 AWARDS ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Static Takeaways from Awards & Recognition .............................................................................................................................. 30 CURRENT SUMMITS/EVENTS HELD (NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL) .............................................................................. 31 COMMITTEES IN NEWS .................................................................................................................................................................... 32 NATIONAL CURRENT AFFAIRS ..................................................................................................................................................... 33 INTERNATIONAL CURRENT AFFAIRS ......................................................................................................................................... 36 CURRENT AFFAIRS RELATED TO STATES IN INDIA ................................................................................................................ 38 ALL ABOUT THE STATES IN INDIA CM/GOVERNORS/WILDLIFE SANTUARIES/NATIONAL PARKS / POWER PLANTS IN INDIA ............................................................................................................................................................................... 41 OBITUARIES (NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL) ........................................................................................................................... 44 LIST/INDEXES ANNOUNCED RECENTLY ................................................................................................................................... 45 Static Takeaways: Index/Reports released by different Organisations ........................................................................................ 47 IMPORTANT DAYS OBSERVED RECENTLY ................................................................................................................................. 48 DEFENCE CURRENT AFFAIRS ......................................................................................................................................................... 49 SPORTS CURRENT AFFAIRS ............................................................................................................................................................ 51 Changes Made in the Constitution or in Policies by the SC/Parliament ...................................................................................... 55 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION IN NEWS ........................................................................................................................... 55 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY (NASA, ISRO & OTHERS) ............................................................................................................... 55 SCHEMES .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 56 INDIAN RAILWAYS/ METRO in India ........................................................................................................................................... 60 Person on Visit ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 61 Books & Authors ................................................................................................................................................................................... 61 BANKING AWARENESS CAPSULE ................................................................................................................................................ 62 List of Mergers in the Indian Banking Industry ............................................................................................................................... 62 STATIC GK CAPSULE 2017 ................................................................................................................................................................ 83 IMPORTANT AIRPORTS IN INDIA ................................................................................................................................................. 86 BOUNDARY LINES ............................................................................................................................................................................. 87 IMPORTANT DAMS IN INDIA ......................................................................................................................................................... 87 CLASSICAL DANCES&FOLK DANCES IN INDIA ....................................................................................................................... 87 IMPORTANT DAYS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 88 1 www.bankersadda.com | www.sscadda.com | www.careerpower.in | Adda247 App REPORT THE ERROR IN CAPSULE at [email protected] GA POWER CAPSULE FOR IBPS MAINS & OICL MAINS 2017 The Most Important Current Topics for IBPS RRB, IBPS PO, & Other Examinations Questions Asked in IBPS RRB CLERK Mains 2017 31. Jacques Dubochet received Nobel prize 2017 in- 1. Chul chilli wildlife sanctuary located in- Odisha Chemistry 2. Bhitarkanika National Park in which state- Odisha 32. Which bank has launched “CANDI” app- Canara Bank 3. Satya Pal Malik is the governor of which state- Bihar 33. What is the maximum compensation offered under the 4. Ram Mukherjee passed away. He is from which field- banking ombudsman scheme- Rs 20 Lakh Director 34. What is the meaning of "F" in IFSC- Financial (Indian 5. Indian railway training institute of officers is in which Financial System Code) city- Baroda, Gujarat 35. MMID used for- Mobile Banking 6. Bangaluru is situated on the bank of which river- 36. Which bank does not issue credit card- Payment Bank Vrishabhavathi 37. Which institution was established in 1988- National 7. Pradhan Mantri mudra yojana scheme available in Housing Bank which types of bank- All Banks 38. Ministry of Law And Justice comprises of the 8. What is the meaning of "U" in UPI- Unified Legislative Department and the Department of- Legal 9. Kidambi Srikanth related to which field- Badminton Affairs 10. Who won the Asia men's hockey cup 2017- India 39. What is the meaning of "F" in IFC- Finance 11. 20th November celebrated as- Universal Child Day (International Finance Corporation) 12. Bupadest is the capital of which country- Hungary 40. What is the meaning of "B" in SEBI- Board (Securities 13. What is the meaning of "A" in PCA-
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