Weekly Review : 18 May – 24 May 2015...........................

  • NCLT- National Company Law Tribunal
  • IPR- Intellectual Property Rights
  • FERA- Foreign Exchange Regulation Act
  • SATHI- System of Application of Technology for Human Resources Improvement
  • ASEAN- Association of South East Asian Nations
  • BTIA- Broad-based Trade and Investment Agreement
  • LAC- Line of Actual Control
  • PMGSY- Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojna
  • PCMA- Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006
  • AIPAC- Alternative Investment Policy Advisory Committee
  • NRI- Non Resident Indians
  • OCI- Overseas Citizens of India
  • PIOs- Persons of Indian Origin
  • NADA- National anti-doping Agency
  • AIFF- All India Football Federation
Personalities
  • Chief Election Commissioner of Indai- Mr. Nasim Zaidi
  • Prime Minister of Mangolia- Mr. Chimed Saikhanbileg
  • European Union Ambassador to India- Joao Cravinho
  • Union Minister of State for Commerce & Industry- Nirmala Sitharaman
  • Union Minister of India for Food Processing- Harsimrat Kaur
  • U.N. Secretary General- Ban Ki-moon
  • President of SriLanka- Maithripala Sirisena
  • President of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)- Shri Sumit Mazumdar
  • President of South Africa- Jacob Zuma
  • Chief Minister of Odisha- Shri Naveen patnaik
  • Minister of State for External Affair- V.K.Singh
  • AIPAC Chairman- N.R Narayan Murthy
  • Prime Minister of Japan- Shinzo Abe
  • National Security Advisor- Shri Ajit doval
  • New Defence Secretary- Shri G. Mohan Kumar
  • TamilNadu Chief Minister- Jayalalithaa
  • Governor of TamilNadu- K. Rosaiah
  • Head of Federal Reserve- Dr. Janet L. Yellen
Book & author
  • Satantango written by- Laszlo Krasznahorkai
Sports
  • Sudirman Cup Winner- China (6th Time Consecutive winning)
  • Sudirman Cup related to- Badminton
  • 1st Paragliding World Cup to be held at- Himachal Pradesh, India
National & International Days
  • International Museum Day- 18th May
  • World AIDS Vaccine Day- 18th May
  • International Day for Biological Diversity- 22nd May
Awards
  • International Man Booker Prize 2015 winner- Laszlo Krasznahorkai (From Hungry)
  • Worth of the International Man Booker Prize- 60 Lac
Business & Economy
  • The Credit Line given to Mongolia by India is- $1 billion
  • Who give the term BRIC- Jim O’Neil (Goldman Sachs Group Economist)
  • There is no still Public Debt Management Authority .It may be after 1 or 2 year. Now RBI act remains same.
  • AIPAC formed by- Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
  • AIPAC will have 18 Members including Chairman.
Place
  • Youth Delphic Games in 2016 will be held at- GOA
  • Sajjangarh Biological Park situated at- Udaipur, Rajasthan
  • FIFA U-17 World Cup in 2017 will be held in- India
  • Also Read : SBI PO prelims time management tips & tricks
News
  • Mother Teresa to be declared a Saint in 2016.
  • Fighter jet Mirage-2000 landed on the Yamuna Express Way, Agra by the IAF as rehearsal of Emergency landing.
  • 1st country to do referendum for Gay marriage- Ireland
Death
  • Mrinal Datta Chaudhuri- A Noted Economist
  • At last, Keep remembering your dream and keep hard working to achieve your goal. Always remember that you can achieve anything on the basis of your hard work. A continue process can happen anything. So Keep Learning.


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