Daily Current Affairs 24-Jun-2022 1. Jammu and Kashmir to host G-20 meetings in 2023 • Jammu and Kashmir has been selected to host the G-20 meetings in 2023.• The UT government has also set up a five-member high-level committee for the coordination of G20 summit.• Piyush Goyal (Commerce and Industry Minister) was appointed as India’s
Daily Current Affairs 23-Jun-2022 1. Droupadi Murmu set to be elected first tribal woman President of India • Droupadi Murmu, an Odisha-based Santhal, as its nominee for the highest constitutional position, India may ultimately elect its first tribal president. After the legislative board of the party endorsed what is widely seen as Prime Minister Narendra
Daily Current Affairs 22-Jun-2022 1. Ruchira Kamboj appointed Permanent Representative to UN • Indian ambassador to Bhutan, Ruchira Kamboj has been appointed as the Permanent Representative of India to UN.• She will replace T S Tirumurti.• She has joined the Indian Foreign Service (IFS) in 1987, was the All India women’s topper of the 1987
Daily Current Affairs 21-Jun-2022 1. Gustavo Petro elected Colombia’s first leftist president • Leftist party, Gustavo Petro has won presidential election of Colombia and becomes the first-ever leftist president in the history of country.• He defeated construction magnate, Rodolfo Hernandez with a margin of more than 700,000 votes.• Petro is a former mayor of capital
Daily Current Affairs 20-Jun-2022 1. Neeraj Chopra clinches gold in 2022 Kuortane Games in Finland • Javelin thrower, Neeraj Chopra has clinched gold in the 2022 Kuortane Games in Finland. He threw 86.69 metres.• Keshorn Walcott of Trinidad has settled for silver with a throw of 86.64 metres.• Anderson Peters has won the bronze with
Daily Current Affairs 19-Jun-2022 1. Ex-SC judge Ranjana Prakash Desai is new Press Council of India chief • Former Supreme Court judge Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai (72-years) has been appointed as the Chairperson of Press Council of India• She succeeded former Supreme Court judge Justice CK Prasad, who held the office from 2014 to 2022.•
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