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1 Current Affairs 2015 (Jan - Aug) Index List of Prime Minister’s Foreign visits 2-5 MoUs signed between India and Korea 5-7 MoUs signed between India and France 7-12 MoUs signed between India and Nepal 13-14 MoUs signed between India and Mauritius 14-17 MoUs signed between India and Turkmenistan, Bangladesh, China 17-18 List of Countries - Their Capital, Currency and Official Language 18-24 Popular Government Welfare Schemes 24-26 Awards and Honours in India 2015 26-43 Appointments 44-54 List of Committees in India 2015 54-55 International Summits in 2015 List 55-57 People in News During August 2015 57-58 Deaths 59-65 International Military Training Exercises 65-66 List of Cabinet Minister as on 30.11.2014 67-69 Union Budget 2015-16 69-74 Ministers and their constituencies 74-75 Important Indian Organizations and their Heads 75-76 Mergers and Acquisitions - Explained in Simple Language 76-78 List of Latest schemes and apps launched by banks 2015 78-79 Important Parliamentary Acts related to Banking sector in India 79-80 List of important days for banking and insurance exams 81-87 Indian States - Capital - Chief Minister (CM) - Governor 88-90 List of important International Organizations with their headquarters, foundation years, heads and purpose 90-92 Wilf Life Sanctuaries in India 93-95 Indian Cities on the Bank of Important Rivers 96-97 Important Cities of the world on the bank of Important Rivers 98-100 List of national parks of India 100-101 Important Airports 102-103 IMPORTANT TEMPLES OF INDIA 103-111 LIST OF IMPORTANT CUPS AND TROPHIES – SPORTS 111-112 UNESCO HERITAGE SITES 112-143 Must Know Articles of Indian Constitution 143-147 Important Fairs 147-149 2 List of Prime Minister’s Foreign visits State Visit to Bhutan (June 15-16, 2014): At the invitation of Shri Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, the King of Bhutan, Shri Narendra Modi paid a State Visit to Bhutan from 15-16 June 2014. The Prime Minister of India was accompanied by External Affairs Minister Smt. Sushma Swaraj, National Security Adviser Shri Ajit Doval, Foreign Secretary Smt. Sujatha Singh and other senior officials of the Government of India. Visit to Brazil for 6th BRICS Summit (July 13-15,2014): In July 2014, Shri Narendra Modi visited Brazil for his first multilateral visit, the 6th BRICS summit was held at the north-eastern beach city of Fortaleza. In the Fortaleza summit the group have agreed to establish a financial institution rivaling the western dominated World Bank and IMF.The new bank would be called the New Development Bank (NDB). The Fortaleza Declaration was arrived at by the end of the summit. Visit to Nepal (August 3-4, 2014): Shri Narendra Modi paid an official visit to Nepal from August 3-4, 2014 at the invitation of the Prime Minister of Nepal, Shri Sushil Koirala. The Prime Minister of India was accompanied by Shri Ajit Doval, National Security Advisor (NSA), Ms. Sujatha Singh, Foreign Secretary and a delegation comprising senior officials of the Government of India and media. Visit to Japan (Aug 30- Sep 3, 2014): Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi paid an official visit to Japan from 30 August to 03 September, 2014. During the visit, Prime Minister had an audience with the Emperor of Japan and held an Annual Summit meeting with Prime Minister Shri Shinzo Abe. The Tokyo Declaration for India – Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership was arrived at the end of the visit. Visit to USA (Sept 26-30, 2014): Shri Narendra Modi paid an official visit to USA. During the visit, Prime Minister spoke at the Madison Square Garden in New York. He also addressed the UN General Assembly. He met with various world leaders at the UN. He then proceeded to Washington to meet President Barrack Obama. A Vision Statement for the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership- ‘Chalein Saath SaathŚ Forward Togethe We Go’ was arrived at. Visit to Myanmar (November 11-13, 2014): Shri Narendra Modi paid an official visit to Myanmar to attend the 12thIndia-ASEAN Summit. He also spoke at the 9thEast Asia Summit. The chairman made a statement at the end of 12th ASEANIndia Summit in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar. Visit to Australia (November 14-18, 2014): Shri Narendra Modi paid an official visit to Australia in November, 2014. He attended G-20 and met the BRICS heads of states. He addressed a joint session of Austrialian Parliament and met with his Austrialian counterpart Shri Tony Abbott. A joint statement was issued at the end of the visit. Visit to Fiji (November 19, 2014): 3 Shri Narendra Modi paid an official visit to Fiji where he met with the Prime Minister of Fiji Shri Voreqe (Frank) Bainimarama. A number of MoUs were signed between both the countries during this visit. Visit to Nepal for 18th SAARC Summit (November 25-27, 2014): Shri Narendra Modi made a second visit to Nepal as the PM to attend the 18th SAARC summit. The Kathmandu Declaration was made at the end of the18th SAARC summit. There were a number of other outcomes of this visit. Visit to Seychelles (March 10-11, 2015): This was part of PM Modi’s visit to three Indian Ocean Island countries. The PM reitrerated India’s foreign policy priorities in India’s immediate and extended neighbourhood. He also said that India attaches paramount importance to strengthening relations with this region, which is vital for India’s security and progress. Modi went on to say that India’s relationship with Seychelles has been built on the foundation of mutual trust and shared values. His visit to Seychelles was the first Prime Ministerial visit to Seychelles since 1981. The PM’s statement at the end of his visit outlined the outcomes. Visit to Mauritius (March 11-12, 2015): The PM visited Mauritius after Seychells. He addressed the National Assembly of Mauritius. He also commissioned Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) Barracuda in Mauritius. A list of MoUs/agreements were signed during this visit. Visit to Sri Lanka (March 13-14, 2015): PM Modi during this visit to Sri Lanka said he was truly honoured by the warm welcome and friendship. He also attached a great significance to his visit since it is the first standalone bilateral visit to Sri Lanka by an Indian Prime Minister since 1ř87. The PM in his statement outlines India’a committment to ties with Sri Lanka and listed a host of areas where co-operation is being extended. He said that he looks forward to the early commencement of work on the ground in the Sampur Coal Power Project. This landmark project would meet Sri Lanka’s energy needs. He also assured to provide a fresh Line of Credit of up to US$ 318 million for the railways sector. This will be used to procure rolling stock, and to restore and upgrade existing railway track. The Foreign Secretary also briefed the media on PM’s visit to Sri Lanka and its outcomes. Visit to singapore (March 29, 2015): PM Modi was in Singapore to attend State Funeral of Singapore’s founder and first Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Visit to france (April 09-11, 2015): PM Narendra Modi during his visit to France said he was really happy to come to France. As the Prime Minister, this was his first visit to Europe and started it with France. The PM said that France is one of India’s closest friends and reliable partners. Visit to germany (april 12-14, 2015): During PM Modi’s visit to Germany, he said “Whenever anyone in India talks about technology, manufacturing or high quality, Germany is the first country that comes to the mind. So, it is natural that when India has embarked on a new journey for ‘Make in India’ for economic development and employment, we look forward to Germany’s strong partnership.” Visit to canada (april 14-17, 2015): 4 PM Modi during his visit to Canada said that few countries in the world can match Canada’s potential to be a partner in India’s economic transformation. He also sought Canada’s cooperation and investment in every area of India’s national development priority,- Energy and Infrastructure,Manufacturing and Skills,Smart Cities and agro-industry, and Research and Education. Visit to china (May 14-16, 2015): PM Modi said that he has lot of hope from the relationship that both him& the President of China are trying to build. During his visit to India in September 2014, Chinese investments worth 20 billion US Dollars (Rs. 12 lakh-crore) were committed. Modi also said that India is keen to develop the sectors where China is strong. Visit to mongolia (May 17-18, 2015): PM Modi during his remarks in the Mongolian Parliament said he was delighted to visit Mongolia, a country of great people. He also said it is a special privilege to do so in the 25th year of democracy in Mongolia. Visit to republic of korea (may 18-19, 2015): During this visit, PM Modi said South Korea ranks only 14th in FDI flows in India and said there is a scope for improving this. He said India is also a land of enabling policy environment. He said there is potential for cooperation between India’s software and Korea’s hardware industry and also spoke about various other sectors where both the countries can work together. Visit To Bangladesh (June 6-7, 2015): During the visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India & Bangladesh are bound by the threads of history, religion, culture, language, kinship and passion for cricket.
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