CURRENT AFFAIRS

🔘CURRENT AFFAIRS🔘 

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1) Most Film Friendly State Award:
➢ Most Film Friendly State- State of Madhya Pradesh
➢ Special Mention Certificate- State of Uttarakhand
➢ Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat towards creating a film friendly eco system in their State
➢ Ministry of Information & Broadcasting

2) Kayakalp Awards:
➢ an initiative launched in May 2015 by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare for Award to Public Health Facilities
➢ Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare, Shri J. P. Nadda
Category A:
  First Prize -AIIMS,Delhi
  Runner up-PGIMER,Chandigarh
Category B
  First Prize -NEIGRIHMS, Shillong
  Runner up- AIIMS, Bhubaneswar

3) 2-day Regional Conference on “Urban Development: Technological Solutions and Governance Challenges”:
➢ Held at Ahmedabad

4) Atal Amrit Abhiyan:
➢ Health Insurance scheme of Assam Government
➢ CM: Sarbananda Sonowal
➢ Governor: Jagadish Mukhi

5) World Economic Outlook:
➢ Released by IMF
➢ Headquarters at Washington DC
➢ India is the 6th Largest economy in World with worth of $ 2.6 trillion
➢ Top economies are US,China,Japan,Germany and UK

6) High Security Registration Plates(HSRP):
➢ Will be fitted with Vehicles from Jan 1,2019
➢ It has lot of Inbuilt security features, Hologram and Permanent Identification Number

7) Defence Planning Committee:
➢ Will be headed by National Security Advisor “ Ajit Doval”

8) Golden Peacock National Training Award:
➢ Awarded to Indian bank
➢ By Institute of Directors as a part World Congress on leadership for Business Excellence and Innovation

9) First Indian Filmmaker to have wax statue at London Madame Tussauds:
➢ Karan Johar

10) Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry(FICCI):
➢ Formed in 1927
➢ secretary General- Dilip Shenoy

11) TESS:
➢ Satellite launched by NASA in Space X Falcon 9 Rocket on 18th April,2018
➢ Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite
➢ It will scan almost 85% of skies and tells the absorption and emission of light, to determine a planet’s mass, density and atmospheric composition. Water, and other key molecules, in its atmosphere can give us hints about a planets’ capacity to harbor life.