30th April current affairs

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Daily CA One Liners ,
30 April 2018 .

● Kavinder Gupta To Be New Jammu & Kashmir Deputy CM

● BCCI To Honour Diana Edulji With CK Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award

● International Buddhist Conference Held In Lumbini , Nepal

● Gauri Sheoran Is Brand Ambassador For Haryana’s Health Programmes

● India's GDP Likely To Grow 7.5% In FY19 : Deutsche Bank

● Rafael Nadal Wins 11th Barcelona Title

● 56th Belgrade International Boxing Tournament In Serbia

● Lands Get Unique Number In Andhra’s New project ‘ Bhu Seva ’

● Parijat Industries Wins Prestigious NSCI Sarvashrestha Suraksha Puraskar

● HDFC Bank Launched IRA 2.0 , Its Tnteractive Humanoid

● Former PM Manmohan Singh Launches Economist Rao’s Book Titled ‘ My Journey from Marxism-Leninism to Nehruvian Socialism ’

● World’s Largest Oil Firm Aramco Appoints 1st Woman Director - Lynn Laverty Elsenhans

● Anu Kumari ( UPSC Rank 2 ) Appointed Sonipat HR ' Beti Bachao - Beti Padhao ' Brand Ambassador

● LCA Tejas Successfully Fired Air-To-Air BVR Missile

● Maharashtra Government Has Signed MoU With British Council

● Manisha Koirala Won The ‘ Most Versatile Actress ’ Award

● Veteran Actor-Director Rakesh Roshan Was Given The Lifetime Achievement Award

● 29 April - Ayushman Bharat Diwas Celebrated Across The Country

● Asha Bhosle Has Been Honoured With The Lifetime 26th P C Chandra Puraskaar 2018

● The Multi-Nation Counter-Terrorism Exercise “ Peace Mission ” Will Be Held At The Ural Mountains Of Russia

● Assam Governor Jagdish Mukhi Will Hold Additional Charge Of Manipur

● Saina Nehwal Won Bronze At The Badminton Asia Championships .

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