Current Affairs 11th April 2016

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Current Affairs 11th April 2016

Daily Current affairs Latest News Updates about the National, International and Miscellaneous events were listed here for the candidates preparing for various competitive exams.



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National News:

  • Sagarmala project will create 1 Crore jobs: Gadkari
  • Goverment okays 1k crore projects to ease Delhi traffic
  • Maharashtra to put all major public services online
  • Sajibu Cheiraoba festival celebrated in Manipur
  • DIPP launches web-based dashboard for monitoring commitments of ministries under Make in India
  • Textiles Minister inaugurates Apparel and Garment Making Unit in Tripura
  • Gurgaon to get India’s first Metrino Pod Taxi project
  • Maldivian President Gayoom to arrive in New Delhi today

International News:

  • William, Kate pay tributes to 26/11 victims
  • John Kerry makes sudden visit to Afghanistan
  • Prince William to play charity match in Mumbai
  • French lawmakers passed a bill banning paying for sex
  • Japan plans to test fingerprints as currency
  • Foreign Ministers of G-7 countries begin meeting in Hiroshima today
  • U.S. Navy leading 30-nation maritime exercise across Middle Eastern waters
  • Austria considering law to seize Hitler’s home




New Appointments:

  • Twitter names PepsiCo CFO to its board of directors
  • Tausif Monif joins Lambda as President – Global Operations

Awards & Honours:

  • Priyadarshini Chatterjee crowned Miss India 2016
  • Priyanka to get Phalke Film Foundation’s Award
  • Leonardo named best actor at MTV Movie Awards

Sports:

  • India beat Canada to earn first win at Hawke’s Bay Cup
  • Rising Pune Supergiants win IPL opener
  • Joshua crowned new world heavyweight champion
  • IPL: Astral Poly Technik ties up with Gujarat Lions
  • Harbhajan Singh 2nd-highest wicket-taker in IPL
  • Toss no longer mandatory in county cricket

Science & Technology:

  • Indian selected for NASA’s Innovation programme
  • Nuclear Fuel Complex sets new world record

Obituaries:

  • Former Union Minister C Silvera passes away