29th April Current affairs

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Daily CA One Liners ,
29 April 2018 .

● India’s First Industrial Solar Microgrid Commissioned In Gujarat

● Israeli Modern Art Exhibition Inaugurated In New Delhi

● Government Declares All Protected Areas ‘ Plastic Free Zones ’

● Andhra Pradesh Government Holds Cyber Security Summit In Visakhapatnam

● DAC Approves Capital Acquisition Proposals Worth Rs 3687 Crore

● Gujarati Poet Sitanshu Yashaschandra Chosen For 2017 Saraswati Samman

● Narinder Chauhan Appointed As The Next Ambassador Of India To The Czech Republic

● Rajiv Kumar Nagpal Appointed  Next Ambassador Of India To Bolivarian Republic Of Venezuela

● Krishan Kumar Appointed Next Ambassador Of India To The Kingdom Of Norway

● 1st India-China Informal Summit Held In Wuhan

● Fitch Retains India’s Sovereign Rating At ‘BBB-‘ With ‘Stable’ Outlook

● Ankita Raina Has Been Included In The Government’s Target Olympic Podium Scheme

● Niti Aayog VC Expects India’s Economy Grow By At Least 7.5% in 2018-19

● Delhi Government Has Decided To Set Up ‘ Rogi Kalyan Samitis '

● Sikkim Chief Pawan Chamling Minister Becomes India's Longest-Serving CM

● Vice President Releases The Book ‘ Smart Cities Unbundled ’

● Smriti Irani Inaugurates National Media Faculty Development Centre In New Delhi .

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