Daily Current Affairs 30th August 2017

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Current Affairs 30.08.2017
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Indian Events
  1. US Weather Experts say rains that followed the Hurricane Storm that hit the United States were "unseen in 500 years".
  2. The Queensferry Crossing Bridge (two-quarters of a kilometer long) on ​​Fortress River connecting Scotland and Edinburgh
  3. Oishi Akbi of Nigeria has found a new computer to detect the smell of bombs.
  4. Sam Wan Acken, a botanist professor at the University of Syracuse in the United States, has created a marvelous tree that produces 40 varieties of the same tree.
  5. Wonder mountain in the world with 900 temples - Shrirunjayi mountain of Gujarat in India
  6. Based on the trade with Iraq, Jordan will open its territory next year after 2015
  7. UN North Korea again reacts to a powerful new missile test yesterday (29.08.2017)


National News
  1. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will join the BRICS conference on September 3 in China.
  2. Mumbai Meteorological Center has reported that rains have not been recorded since 12 years in Mumbai.
  3. Smriti Irani, Minister of Information and Publicity, awarded 12 women across India with the award of "Women Transmission India".
  4. Union Minister of State for Labor Bonduru Dattatreya said that the federal government is working towards setting up all the houses by 2022.
  5. The federal government has announced a new law that the family members of the family will be able to get the same for the organ donors.
  6. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has promised to create jobs for 70 lakh youth in UP in the next five years.
  7. District Law Commission Commissioner Neelu Meinwal said that the District Lok Sabha level Courts will be held at the National Lok Adalat (Tribunal) since 17th of September.
  8. The Central Policy Committee (Financial Finance) has recommended that private schools be handed over to non-functional government schools in the draft three-year draft report issued on behalf of the Central Policy Committee.
  9. Judicial Member of South Indian Green Solutions Jothimani said that the e-Filing filed by the National Green Tribunal and Green Tribunals is on September 2.
  10. All state voter list information in the country is brought under the Information Commission of the Election Commission of the ERO - NET. Tamil Nadu Chief Electoral Officer Rajesh Lakhani has said that it can easily be added and removed from any state.
Sports
  1. The Indian government has been awarded the Kel Ratna and Arjuna awards annually for the Indian athletes in international sports. President Ramnath Govind has presented the awards this year (August 29).
  2. American Open tennis player Venus Williams is in the US Open tennis tournament and completes the 20th year. (1997 US Open at the age of 17 in the US Open tennis tournament)
  3. The Indian batsman has won the bronze medal in the 19th World Boxing Championship
  4. Russia's Maria and Williams in the US Open tennis tournament in the United States have advanced to the 2nd round.
  5. West Indies won the 2nd Test against England.
  6. The tennis student Rajesh Kannan won the bronze medal in the Asian championships in Asian Games between August 21 and 28 in Indonesia.
Business News
  1. GSTC has earned only Rs 92,283 crore in the month of July, according to Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
  2. NTPC, a public sector power company, has hired 5 per cent stake in the central government to raise Rs 7,800 crore.
  3. MRF, the mainstream tire manufacturer, has introduced the newly introduced Pfifenza premium tire tire.
  4. The Financial Aid for the Job Opportunity to announce its final report to the Government on August 31.
  5. The Reserve Bank has issued a list of companies that do not repay the loan. It has the names of 40 companies including Videocon, JB, Cause Tex, Unity Infra Projects.
  6. The Income Tax Department has imposed a penalty of Rs. 7,900 crore for


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