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Score Booster for IDBI/CWC Exam (Jan-Apr) - 2019 1. Every year Global Family Day is an Those with an annual income exceeding Rs 12 lakh international day of peace and sharing celebrated and up to Rs 18 lakh would get interest subsidy of on which among the following days? three per cent. a) Decemeber 29th b) January 1st 3. ISRO has launched a new platform named c) January 2nd Samwad with Students Programme as part of its d) January 3rd enhanced outreach programme in which city? e) January 5th a) Hyderabad b) Mumbai Answer: B c) Kolkata Global Family Day is celebrated every Year January d) Bangalore 1 Global Family Day is an international day of peace e) Pune and sharing celebrated every January 1 by the citizens of the world Answer: D As part of the enhanced outreach programme of 2. Government extends CLSS for MIG scheme till Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), a new 31st march, 2020. What does the letter ‘L’ stands platform named Samwad with Students (SwS) was for in CLSS? launched in Bengaluru. a) Line The Indian Space agency will engage youngsters b) Liquidity across the country in activities concerning space c) Linked science under this programme. d) Level During the inauguration in Bengaluru yesterday, 40 e) Local students and 10 teachers from select schools interacted with ISRO Chairman Dr. K Sivan about Answer: C the Indian Space Programme and their benefits to the The Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS) for common man. Middle Income Group (MIG) Scheme has been extended by another 12 months till 31.03.2020. 4. Which among the following countries have Till December 30 this year, around 3,39,713 officially quit the United Nations Educational, beneficiaries have availed the CLSS under the Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) PMAY (Urban), at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Day? Under the CLSS, the MIG beneficiaries with an a) United States annual income of above Rs 6 lakh and up to Rs 12 b) Israel lakh would get an interest subsidy of four per cent on c) Russia a 20-year loan component of Rs 9 lakh. d) Both (a) and (b) e) Both (a) and (c) Click Here for High Quality Mock Test Series for SBI Clerk Pre 2019 Click Here for High Quality Mock Test Series for SBI PO Pre 2019 Follow us: Telegram , Facebook , Twitter , Instagram 1 Score Booster for IDBI/CWC Exam (Jan-Apr) - 2019 Madhya Pradesh Government announced that it is Answer: D going to create an Adhyatmik Vibhag (spiritual The United States and Israel officially quit the department) by merging several existing department. U.N.’s educational, scientific and cultural agency, The 'Anand Vibhag' (Department of Happiness) set UNESCO is best known for its work to preserve up by the previous government in the state, a first in heritage, including maintaining a list of World the country, would be incorporated into the new Heritage sites, and programmes to promote department. education in developing countries. The proposed Adhyatmik Vibhag (Spiritual Before The US has pulled out of UNESCO in 1984 Department) going to be formed by merging because it viewed the agency as mismanaged, Dharmik Nyas Evam Dharmasv Department corrupt, and used to advance Soviet interests. The (Religious Trust and Endowment Department), US rejoined in 2003. Anand Vibhag (Happiness Department) in addition to the Directorate of Religious Trust and 5. China is building the first of four ‘most Endowment, Madhya Pradesh Teerth Evam Mela advanced’ naval frigates for which country as Pradhikaran and Rajya Anand Sansthan. part of a major bilateral arms deal? a) India 7. State-owned Allahabad Bank has tied up with b) Bangladesh which life Insurance company to sell the policies c) Pakistan of the insurer from over 3,200 branches? d) Vietnam a) United India Insurance Company Limited e) Qatar b) The New India Assurance Company Limited c) LIC of India Answer: C d) SBI Life Insurance China is building the first of four ‘most advanced’ e) None of these naval frigates for Pakistan as part of a major bilateral arms deal to ensure ‘balance of power’ in the Indian Answer: D Ocean. State-owned Allahabad Bank has tied up with SBI The warship will be capable of anti-submarine and Life Insurance to sell the policies of the insurer from air-defence operations. over 3,200 branches. The ships are of the Type 054AP class, meaning that The tie-up, one of the largest Bancassurance it is based on the Type 054A of the People’s partnerships in the country, will see 3,238 branches Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). of Allahabad Bank across the country offer SBI Life's range of protection, wealth creation and 6. Which state Government announced that it is savings products to its customers going to create an Adhyatmik Vibhag (spiritual department) by merging several existing 8. The MSME ministry has established an export departments? promotion cell to create a sustainable ecosystem a) Maharashtra for micro, small and medium enterprises. Who b) Madhya Pradesh will be the chairman of the cell? c) Meghalaya a) Giriraj Singh d) Andhra Pradesh b) Arun Kumar Panda e) Rajasthan c) Rajiv Sharma d) Jai Krishna Answer: B e) B.B Vikram Click Here for High Quality Mock Test Series for SBI Clerk Pre 2019 Click Here for High Quality Mock Test Series for SBI PO Pre 2019 Follow us: Telegram , Facebook , Twitter , Instagram 2 Score Booster for IDBI/CWC Exam (Jan-Apr) - 2019 Answer: B Vinod K. Yadav, General Manager of South Central The MSME ministry has established an export Railway (SCR), took charge as, Railway Board promotion cell to create a sustainable ecosystem for Chairman. micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), Yadav succeeds Ashwani Lohani, who retired in The ministry has also proposed to formulate a December. governing council that will be chaired by secretary He is an electrical engineer and belongs to the 1980 of the MSME ministry Arun Kumar Panda. batch of the Indian Railway Service of Electrical The Cell would evaluate readiness of MSMEs to Engineers. export their products and services, recognise areas He has served two years as a General Manager of where improvements are required in order to be able South Central Railway, from January 2017. to export effectively and efficiently and integration 11. Who was nominated as the Executive of MSME into global value chain. Chairman of National Legal Services Authority (NALSA)? 9. Who was Appointed as Competition a) AK Sikri Commission of India secretary? b) Vijay Arora a) P K Singh c) Bipin Chakravathi b) M K Pandey d) Mahenthaesh Verma c) R R Sharma e) None of these d) D K Kanal e) R V Chowdary Answer: A Justice AK Sikri was nominated as the Executive Answer: A Chairman of National Legal Services Authority The Competition Commission of India (CCI) (NALSA). appointed Pramod Kumar Singh as its secretary, The NALSA was constituted under the Legal Prior to this, P K Singh was adviser (law) to the Services Authorities Act, 1987 to provide free legal competition watchdog. services to the weaker sections of the society and to The secretary would act as the nodal officer for the organise Lok Adalats for amicable settlement of Commission for making or receiving all statutory disputes. information and entering into the any formal The post got vacant after the retirement of Justice relationships including signing of memorandums Madan B Lokur. with any foreign agency or other agency with prior approval from Commission and government. 12. Name the Indian pacer who becomes Highest The Commission was established in 2003 to replace International Wicket-Taker in 2018? the erstwhile Monopolies and Restrictive Trade a) Bhuvaneshwar Kumar Practices Commission. b) Ishant Sharma c) Mohamad Shami 10. Who took charge as, Railway Board d) Umesh Yadav Chairman recently? e) Jasprit Bumrah a) Ajay Singh b) Vinod K. Yadav Answer: E c) R.K. Kulshrestha India pacer Jasprit Bumrah finished 2018 as the d) Purnendu Shekhar Mishra highest wicket-taker across all formats in the e) Ashwani Lohani calendar year, He has picked up 78 wickets across all formats in 2018. Answer: B Click Here for High Quality Mock Test Series for SBI Clerk Pre 2019 Click Here for High Quality Mock Test Series for SBI PO Pre 2019 Follow us: Telegram , Facebook , Twitter , Instagram 3 Score Booster for IDBI/CWC Exam (Jan-Apr) - 2019 The South African Bowler Kagiso Rabada, has taken after it had initially barred the bank from 77 wickets in 2018. opening bank accounts in June 2018? a) Jana Small Finance Bank 13. Famous personality Kader Khan Passed b) ESAF Small Finance Bank Away. He belongs to which profession? c) AU Small Finance Bank a) Actor d) Paytm Payments Bank b) Politician e) None of these c) Poet d) Musician Answer: D e) Classical Dancer Paytm Payments Bank has received the green light from the Reserve Bank of India to restart opening accounts for its customers. Answer: A Paytm Payments Bank had stopped enrolling new Veteran Actor Kader Khan Passed Away customers from 20 June following an audit by RBI, Kader Khan was an Afghan-born Indian-Canadian which made certain observations about the process film actor, screenwriter, comedian, and director. He the company follows in acquiring new customers was born in 22 October 1937 Kabul, Afghanistan. and its adherence to know your customer (KYC) Kader Khan made his acting debut in 1973 with norms. Rajesh Khanna's "Daag". He wrote dialogues for over 250 movies. Before becoming an actor he had 16. 100% Houses in 25 States Electrified under written dialogues for Randhir Kapoor-Jaya Saubhagya Yojana.
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