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First bank to roll out sukanya samriddhi yojana punjab national bank
First bank to issue MUDRA CARD Corporation bank
First issue of soil health card Maharastra bank
Digital village started by ICICI
First payment solutions co-branaded card issue by LIC with UAE gulf bank
Tap n pay ICICI with tech mahindra
RBL ( Ratnakar bank limited ) launches first golf centric card
First postal ATM in augurated BIHAR
First bank in india established in eastern india post independence BANDHAN BANK
Accredited to UN GREEN climate fund NABARD
5%
13100 crores
INDIAN OIL
10%
9000 crores
NTPC
5%
6000 crores
NMDC
10%
4800 crores
BHEL
5%
3000 crores
NHPC
11.36%
2400 crores
NALCO
10%
1200 crores
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INDIA
1. India
2. India
3. India
4. India
5. India
Country
Georgia
Canada
Mozambique
France
USA
AGRREMENTS
Election
Renewable energy
Renewable energy
Railways
FATCA & 10 Years
defence security deal
6. India
7. India
8. India
9. India
10. India
11. India
12. India
13. India
14. India
15. India
16. India
Seychelles
Hong Kong
Indonesia
pakistan
Thailand
Singapore
Russia
Jordan
Bangladesh
solvak republic
Oman
FATCA
Prisoners exchange
sector cooperation
Criminal
matters / satellite
communication
Peace
talk
Bilateral defence
Maritime cooperation
/shipping
information
Prasarabharathi
Terrorism
Fake currency
Railways
MLAT ( multi legal
assistance treaty
17. India
18. India
19. India
20. India
21. India
Australia
Egypt
Nepal
Luthinia
Equdor
22. India
23. India
24. India
Mauritius
palestine
Sweden
Field of security
Tourism
Petroleum pipeline
Agricultural aggrements
JETCO ( Joint economic
trade
Companysecurity
Defence
Isreal Trade & Tradition
Urban
India - Country
India-Egypt
India-Cambodia
India-Tajikistan
India-Uzbekistan
India-Kyrgyzstan
India-Srilanka
India-Kazakhstan
India-Sweden
India-Tanzania
India-Belarus
India-Southkorea
India-Turkmenistan
India-Mongolia
India-Bangladesh
India-China
Aggrement
2
2
2
3
4
4
5
6
6
6
7
8
14
22
24
COUNTIRES
India to Bhutan
India to Russia
Russia to India
India to Tajikistan
India to Turkmenistan
India to Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan to India
Indian to Uzbekistan
Bangladesh to India
India to Bangladesh
Indian to south korea
India to Mongolia
China to India
India to china
India to Canada
Grmany to India
India to germany
India to france
France to India
Singapore to India
India to Singapore
India to srilanka
Srilanka to India
India to Mauritius
India to Seychelles
India to FIJI
India to Australia
Australia to India
India to Myanmar
India to US
US to India
Japan to India
India to japan
India to Nepal
Nepal to India
India to brazil
Indian High to
Uzbekistan to India
AMBASSDORS
Gautam Bambawale
P.S. Raghavan
Alexander Kadakin
Shri Asith Bhattacharjee
TV Nagendra Prasad
Harsh Kumar Jain
BULAT
Mr Vinod Kumar
Syed Muazzem Ali
H.E. Pankaj Saran
Mr. Vikram Doraiswami
Somnath ghosh
Le Yucheng
Ashok kantha
Shri. Vishnu Prakash
Dr. Martin Ney
Mr. Vijay Gokhale
Arun Kumar Singh
Mr Franois Richier
Mr Lim Thuan Kuan
Ms.Vijay Thakur Singh
Mr. Y.K. Sinha
Sudharshan Seneviratne
Shri Anup Kumar
Mr.Sanjay Panda
Gitesh Sharma
Mr. Sunjay Sudhir
Patrick Suckling
Gautam Mukhopadhay
Dr. S. Jaishankar
Richard Rahul Verma
Mr. Takeshi Yagi
Deepa Gopalan Wadhwa
Ranjit Rae
Deep Kumar Upadhyay
Sunil Kumar lal
Comm. Ravi Thapare
Dr. SALIKH R.
RBI
RATES
6.75%
5.75%
7.75%
4%
Bank Rate
7.75%
SLR
21.5%
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Revolution
Protein revoultion
Green Revolution
White Revolution or
Operation Flood
Yellow Revolution
Black Revolution
Blue Revolution
Brown Revolution
For
Higher productivity
Food grains
Milk
DEFENCE
NSA
NAVAL
AIRFORCE
ARMY
ITBP
BSF
CRPF
NSG
DRDO
HAL
BEL
BDL
ISRO
VSSC
SHAR
LPSC
RAW
CBI
IB
CHIEFS
Ajit Dovel
R.K.Dhowan
Arup Raha
Dalbir Singh Suhag
krishna chowdary
Devendra Kumar Pathak
Prakash Mishra
J N Choudhury
S Christopher
TS Raju
S.K. Sharma
V.Udaya Bhaskar
Kiran kumar
K.Sivan
P.kunhi krishnan
S.bandopadyyya
Rajinder Khanna
Anil Kumar Sinha
Dineshwar Sharma
BANKS
New bank license
Private banks
Foreign bank
Urban cooperative banks
State cooperative banks
Small bank & payment banks
EXIM
bank
SIDBI
Authorised Regional Rural
Bank
MUDRA
BANK
NABARD
FDI
Agriculture
AssetReconstruction
Companies-Civil Aviation
Commodity Exchanges
Courier Services
Credit Information Companies
Defence
e-commerce B-B
Insurance
Multi Brand Retail
Pension-- (Pension Raised)
Petroleum and Natural Gas
Power Exchanges
Print Media-Private Sector Banks
Public Sector Banks
Single Brand Retail
Special Economic Zones
Stock Exchanges/Clearing
Corporations-Tea Plantation
Telecom
Tourism
SCIENCE DEFENCE
National security
Advisor
Principal secretary
Add. Principal secretary
Private secretary
Chief Economic
Advisor secretary
Revenue
Financial secretary
CAPITALS
500 crores
500 crores
500 crores
100 crores
100 crores
100 crores
8500 crores
1000 Crores
2000 crores
20000 crore
500 crores
PERCENTAGE
100%
100%
100%
49%
100%
74%
49%
100%
49%
51%
26%
49%
49%
49%
100%
20%
49%
100%
49%
100%
100%
100%
CHIEFS
Ajith doval
Nripendra mishra
P.K.Mishra
Rajiv Topro
Arvind Subraminam
Hasmuk adia
Ratan p.Watal
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In Billions
475.8
391.1
48.7
52.6
21.7
21.7
12.8
181.9
115.2
1.5
89.6
STATES
Rajasthan
Puducherry
Mysore
Tamilnadu
Andal (WB)
Cochin
Kochi
Kerala
Kerala
LG chandigarh
Maurice nagar
Newdelhi
Harayana
Rajasthan
Faridabad
Assam
Agartala ,
Tripura
Punjab
Rajasthan
PMJDY
Meghalaya
Newdelhi
Newdelhi
Thane
Cabinet secretary
Commerce secretary
Corporate Affairs
Secretary
Home secretary
Pseb chairman
Defense secretar
ITPO
Scientific advisor
DRDO
Principle scientific
advisor
Foreign secretary
Defence secretary
Pradeep kumar
sinha
Rita A. Teotia
Tapan Ray
Rajeev Meharshi
Ajit Kumar seth
Mohan Kumar
L.C.Goyal
G.S.Reddy
S.Christopher
R.Chidambaram
jaisankar
Mohanreddy
BALANCE OF TRADE
Reserve money --Net nonFER -- Foreign exchange reserves
FII inflows
CPI
WPI
IIP
Fiscal defecit
Revenue defecit
TRADE defecit
exports
Imports
IN bn
8,468.47
$353.069
$ 4092
4.4%
(-4.54)%
6.4%
4%
2.8%
$ 10.8
15.8
13.40%
Bandhan Bank
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S.p.Mishra -- Tennis
Nayar -- Volley ball
Romio James -- Hockey
INDIANS / NRI
Svetlana Alexievich
Angus Deaton
BANK APPs
STATE BANK OF INDIA
SBI- BUDDY ( Mobile wallet )
E forex SBI Bank &E-KYC SBI Bank
Youth for India Fellow ship program
Twitter handle account
Tab banking facility
State Bank Freedom App - State Bank of India
Boutique financing scheme
SBI -any where -- retail banking solutions
SBI m-CASH -- quick way money transfer solutions
SBI--contactless debit and credit cards
SBI-FEDERAL BANK _ Co-branded credit cards
SBI m Cash-Enables you to transfer money to anyone by just knowing their mobile number or e-mail I
SBI e-corners24 X 7--facilities to deposit, withdraw, transfer money, update passbook
Haj pilgrims from India will be provided State Bank of India's (SBI) foreign travel cards that can be
operated in any ATMs or cash points in Saudi Arabia
SBI-Quick -- Missed call banking
SBI Quick Transfer: Enables you to send upto Rs. 5000
PAY-PAL - CREDIT CARD /*PAY-NET - DEBIT CARD
SBI--contactless debit and credit cards__State Bank of India has launched contactless debit and
credit cards that enable users to make payments by waiving or tapping the card near the card reader
instead of swiping or dipping it, reports Our Bureau.
SBI-FEDERAL BANK _ Co-branded credit cards __
Federal Bank & SBI forayed into the credit card segment through the launch of co-branded credit
cards in partnership with SBI Cards, a leading credit card issuer.
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Canara Mobile Wallet (m-Wallet)--existing limit of Rs. 5,000/- per day per customer to Rs. 1,00,000/per day per customer with a monthly cap of Rs. 1,00,000/ CanMobile A mobile banking product to our customers. It is simple, safe, secure, swift and instant.
BOB Suvidha Fixed Deposit Scheme--A product offering a combination of competitive interests as
well as easy liquidity.
Cent-lakhpathi scheme by central bank of india
Corp Kiran -- NGOs, SHGs, State Governments, District Administration, local bodies
CORPORATION BANK -- APKE DUKAN --LOAN TO OWN A SHOP
DENA e TRADE (On Line Trading in shares)
MAHA mobile banking
Bank of Maharashtra Introduces Purple Privileges Account for HNIs
ECGC signs MOU with ECAs of BRICS countries
Bharatiya Mahila Bank wins The Asian Banker Achievement Award 2015
Bharatiya Mahila Bank Launches Doctors Loan and Her Auto Loan
Exim Bank of India has signed an MOU with the Brazilian Development Bank
IDBI "GO mobile " BANKING
SYND SMART GEN -- small account for childrens education
SYND SMART she -- saving products for women
e-Purse DEBIT CARDS
INDPAY -- MOBILE BANKING
IOB Launch IOB m Passbook, IOB Mobile and IOB Self Passbook Kiosk-- ON august 15th 2015
UMOBILE- a milestone in banking field- provides the customers a secure and convenient means of
banking and commerce from anywhere anytime
Kisan ATMs in rural areas to serve the customers of our remote rural branches.
Mobile Banking- "OBC mPAY"
OBC --PMEGP e-Tracking System
Tied up with canara bank , hsbc for insurance products
OBC e-Shoppe--online shopping and other utility payments through various consolidators.
UNITED MBANKING -- Mobile banking facility
United quick pay -- e banking facility
Bank has launched PNB Ladli scheme for popularization of education among girls of Rural / Semi
urban areas.
PNB Ujala Scheme for providing 4 solar street lights in the
adopted villages and a solar lantern to each girl student adopted under PNB Ladli Scheme
V Genuth Savings Bank Account(Vijaya bank)--Saving Bank account designed for Children - Age day
1 and above. Students undergoing various courses are also eligible
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TAGLINE
StateBank of India
Modern.Innovative.Dependabl
e
Blending Modernity with
Tradition
Working for a better
tommorow.
A long tradition of trust.
State Bank of
Bikaner & Jaipur
State Bank of
Hyderabad
State Bank of Patiala
State Bank of
Mysore
State Bank of
Travancore
S. A. Ramesh
Rangan,MD
Sharad Sharma,MD
Patiala
Jeevandas Narayan,MD
Thiruvananthapuram
Bengaluru
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CMD
Rakesh Sethi
Satish Kumar Karla
(Additional charge)
P.S .Jaykumar
Melwyn O Rego
Bank of Baroda
Bank of India
Bank of Maharastra
Canara Bank
Central Bank of India
Corporation Bank
Dena Bank
Indian Bank
Sushil Muhnot
Rakesh Sharama
Rajeev Rishi
Sadhu ram Bansal
Ashwini Kumar
Mahesh
KumarJain(Additional
charge)
R.Koteeswaran
Animesh Chauhan
HEADQUARTER
Kolkata
Hyderabad
Vadodara,Gujarat
Mumbai
Chennai
Gurgaon,Haryana
CMD
S.Jatinder bir singh
HEADQUARTER
New Delhi
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IDBI Bank
Usha
Ananthasubramaniyam
Arun Shrivastava
Arun Kaul
Arun Tiwari
P.Srinivas
Kishore kumar sansai
Usha
Ananthasubramanian
Kishore piraji kharat
NABARD
Exim Bank
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Mumbai
ECGC
Geetha Muralidhar
Mumbai
TAGLINE
A tradition of trust.
Where India Banks
Manipal,Karnataka
Kolkata
Mumbai
Kolkata
Bangalore
New Delhi
Mumbai
Chairman
Sanjiv Misra
R.Seshasayee
MD&CEO
Shikha Sharma
Chanda Kochhar
Rana Kapoor
Aditya Puri
Romesh Sobti
HEADQUARTER
Mumbai
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Mumbai
Mumbai
TAGLINE
Badhti ka naam Zindagi
Hum Hai Na,Khyal Apka
Experience our expertise
We understand your world
We make u feel richer
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Uday Kotak
Mumbai
S.SanthanKrishnan Anand
Krishnamurthy
N.Kamakodi
Thrissur,Kerala
Kumbakonam
Dhanlaxmi Bank
Federal Bank
T.Y.Prabhu
Abraham Koshy
Jammu&Kashmir
Bank
Karnataka Bank
Mushtaq Ahmad
P Jayarama Bhat
G.Sreeram
Thrissur,Kerala
Shyam
Kerala
Srinivasan
Mushtaq Ahmad Srinagar,J&K
Mangaluru,
karnataka
K.Venkataraman Karur
Rakesh Sharma
Suresh Kumar
Gupta
Vishwavir Ahuja
V.G.Mathew
HS Upendra
Kamath
HS Upendra
Kamath
Karur
MODI VISITS
USA visit 24-30 September
In a four day visit to US, Modi not only met US President Barack Obama, but also sought to invite
investment from prominent CEOs and urged the Indian-American community to take up a greater role in the
development of India.
Modi-Obama joint statement:
Modi and Obama sought to reset ties between India and the United States as both leaders had an extended
discussion in the White House, resolving to broaden their cooperation in various fields including defence,
intelligence, counter-terrorism, Afghanistan, space exploration and science.
He said the US was an integral part of India's Look East, Link West policy.
India supports trade facilitation at the WTO.
India wants to resolve hurdles in the way of the civil nuclear agreement as this was important for the country's
energy security, Modi said.
discussed international situation, security issues and Middle East violence and extremism.
Joint editorial:
Forward together we go - chalein saath saath, that's the message sent out by Modi and Obama in their joint
editorial for Washington Post.
The promise of a better tomorrow is not solely for Indians and Americans: It also beckons us to move forward
together for a better world. This is the central premise of our defining partnership for the 21st century. Forward
together we go - chalein saath saath," the editorial read.
The article evoked names like Swami Vivekananda, Martin Luther King, Mahatma Gandhi and Henry David
Thoreau, and called for exploring ways in which businesses, scientists and governments can partner between
the two countries.
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Touching upon a wide range of subjects - centred around collective world development - Modi in his speech at
the UN General Assembly called for work in the direction of a sustainable world.
Modi also spoke elaborately on terrorism and raked up the issue of ties with Pakistan. Modi asserted that any
talks with Pakistan could only talk place in a peaceful atmosphere without the 'shadow of terrorism'. "I am
prepared to engage in a serious bilateral dialogue with Pakistan in a peaceful atmosphere, without the shadow
of terrorism, to promote our friendship and cooperation," Modi said. However, Modi added that Pakistan must
also take its responsibility seriously to create an appropriate environment.
Keeping in mind the two people Obama admired most, Modi personally chose gifts for him which included a
'Gita by Gandhi' in Khadi cover and audio-video clips from the 1959 India visit of Martin Luther King.
In a rare gesture, Modi and Obama visited the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and paid a joint homage to the
leader of African-American Civil Rights Movement. In a last minute change of plan, Obama joined Modi to pay
homage to the American stalwart.
Modi also addressed a star-studded rock concert. Modi praised youths for their "can do" attitude which has the
power to transform India and the world.
Addressing nearly 60,000 people gathered at Central Park for the Global Citizen Festival, Modi said he was
delighted to be among the youth at an open park and not inside a closed conference room.
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Amid performances by Jay Z, Beyonce and other singers, Modi was introduced to the crowd by actor Hugh
Jackman as someone who started as a "tea salesman" and went on to become Chief Minister of Gujarat and
then Prime Minister of India with a huge mandate.
India and UAE will promote collaboration & inter-operabilty for humanitarian assistance & evacuation in natural
disasters & conflict situations.
India and UAE will strengthen cooperation in law enforcement, anti-money laundering, drug trafficking,
extradition arrangements.
India and UAE to establish UAE-India Infra Investment Fund of $75 billion
Prime Minister Modi visited the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi and signed in the visitor's book,
saying, It (the mosque) will serve to remind generations about the extraordinary vision and leadership of the
president of UAE, his highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan AL Nahyan.
Narendra Modi on Monday addressed the Indian diaspora at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. About
50,000 Indian expatriates had registered for Marhaba Namo
UAE trip by visiting Masdar City, a hub of clean tech and S&T innovation.
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Broadband Highways
Universal Access to Mobile Connectivity
Public Internet Access Programme
4.E-Governance Reforming government through Technology
eKranti Electronic delivery of services
Information for All
Electronics Manufacturing Target NET ZERO Imports
IT for Jobs
Early Harvest Programmes
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AGRICULTURE
Rs. 25,000 crore for Rural Infrastructure Development Bank.
Rs. 5,300 crore to support Micro Irrigation Programme.
Farmers credit - target of 8.5 lakh crore.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Rs. 70,000 crores to Infrastructure sector.
Tax-free bonds for projects in rail road and irrigation.
PPP model for infrastructure development to be revitalised and govt. to bear majority of the risk.
Atal Innovation Mission to be established to draw on expertise of entrepreneurs, and researchers to
foster scientific innovations; allocation of Rs. 150 crore.
Govt. proposes to set up 5 ultra mega power projects, each of 4000MW.
EDUCATION
AIIMS in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar and Assam.
IIT in Karnataka; Indian School of Mines in Dhanbad to be upgraded to IIT.
PG institute of Horticulture in Amritsar.
Kerala to have University of Disability Studies.
Centre of film production, animation and gaming to come up in Arunachal Pradesh.
IIM for Jammu and Kashmir and Andhra Pradesh.
DEFENCE
Allocation of Rs. 2,46,726 crore an increase of 9.87 per cent over last year.
Focus on Make in India for quick manufacturing of Defence equipment.
WELFARE SCHEMES
GST and JAM trinity (Jan DhanYojana, Aadhaar and Mobile) to improve quality of life and to pass
benefits to common man.
Six crore toilets across the country under the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
MUDRA bank will refinance micro finance orgs. to encourage first generation SC/ST entrepreneurs.
Housing for all by 2020.
Upgradation 80,000 secondary schools.
DBT will be further be expanded from 1 crore to 10.3 crore.
For the Atal Pension Yojana, govt. will contribute 50% of the premium limited to Rs. 1,000 a year.
New scheme for physical aids and assisted living devices for people aged over 80.
Govt. to use Rs. 9,000 crore unclaimed funds in PPF/EPF for Senior Citizens Fund.
Rs. 5,000 crore additional allocation for MGNREGA.
Govt. to create universal social security system for all Indians.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Rs. 75 crore for electric cars production.
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Renewable energy target for 2022: 100K MW in solar; 60K MW in wind; 10K MW in biomass and
5K MW in small hydro
TOURISM
Develpoment schemes for churches and convents in old Goa; Hampi, Elephanta caves, Forests of
Rajasthan, Leh palace, Varanasi, JallianwalaBagh, QutbShahi tombs at Hyderabad to be under the
new toursim scheme.
Visa on Arrival for 150 countries.
FINANCIAL SECTOR
Forward Markets Commission to be merged with the Securities and Exchange Board of India.
NBFCs registered with the RBI and having asset size of Rs 500 crore and above to be considered as
financial institutionunder Sarfaesi Act, 2002, enabling them to fund SME and mid-corporate
businesses.
Permanent Establishment norms to be modified to that mere presence of offshore fund
managers in the country does not lead to adverse tax consequences.
Rail budget 2015-16
No increase in fairs for daily passengers but railway freight hiked 10% for urea, 2.7% for cement and
6.3% for coal, 0.8% for iron and steel.
No new trains will announced for this current year.
Increasein the number of bio toilets and vacuum toilets like airplane in trains.
Water wending machines will installed on stations to arrange drinking water for passengers.
'Operation 5 minutes', where in passengers traveling unreserved can purchase a ticket in 5 minutes.
He also announced to launch mobile app for purchase of unreserved tickets.
For security and convenience of passengers he announced two 24*7 helplines 138 for general
complaint and 183 for security complaints.
On priority basis Prabhu announces to install Surveillance cameras in ladies compartments and
selected coaches for women's safety because Nari-Surakasha is major issue for everyone in
previous years.
Over 400 railway stations will lashed with Wi-fi in coming year, he also announced to give mobile
charging facility to all coaches including general coaches.
Speed on nine railway corridors to go up to 200 km per hour.It will helptrains to increase their
average speed.
Booking facility of Wheel chairs for senior citizen will be available through online.
Prabhu introduces satellite railway terminals in major cities and centrally managed Rail Display
Network is expected to be introduced in over 2K stations over the next 2 years.
Railways will also going to establish Four Railway Research Centres in four universities.
Cleanliness also got priority in Prabhus budget he announce Swach-Railscheme.
To make train and stations clean ,this scheme is launched under Swach Bharat Abhiyan Under
Swach-Rail scheme railways are going to setupnew department of cleanliness and going to engage
professional agencies for training of cleaning staffs on 650 major stations.
Railway is going to setup Alarm announcing system at no man crossing with help of IIT Kanpur.
BANKING
Reserve bank of India
Establishment
The Reserve Bank of India was established on April 1, 1935 in accordance with the provisions of the
Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934.
The Central Office of the Reserve Bank was initially established in Calcutta but was permanently
moved to Mumbai in 1937.
Though originally privately owned, since nationalisation in 1949, the Reserve Bank is fully owned
by the Government of India.
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The Reserve Bank's affairs are governed by a central board of directors. The board is appointed by
the Government of India in keeping with the Reserve Bank of India Act.
Appointed/nominated for a period of four years Constitution:
Official Directors_Full-time : Governor and not more than four Deputy Governors
Governor--Dr. Raghuram Rajan*
Deputy Governor_
Shri H.R. Khan; Dr. Urjit R. Patel ;Shri R. Gandhi ;Shri S. S. Mundra
Non-Official Directors -- 11 total recently added = rajiv mehrishi + D.C.Duggal
Nominated by Government: ten Directors from various fields and one government Official
Others: four Directors - one each from four local board
Financial Supervision
The Reserve Bank of India performs this function under the guidance of the Board for Financial Supervision
(BFS). The Board was constituted in November 1994 as a committee of the Central Board of Directors of
the Reserve Bank of India.
Objective
Primary objective of BFS is to undertake consolidated supervision of the financial sector comprising
commercial banks, financial institutions and non-banking finance companies.
I. Acts administered by Reserve Bank of India
1. Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
2. Public Debt Act, 1944/Government Securities Act, 2006
3. Government Securities Regulations, 2007
4. Banking Regulation Act, 1949
5. Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999
6. Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act,
2002 (Chapter II)
7. Credit Information Companies(Regulation) Act, 2005
8. Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007
9. Payment and Settlement Systems Regulations, 2008 and Amended up to 2011 and BPSS
Regulations, 2008
10. The Payment and Settlement Systems (Amendment) Act, 2015 - No. 18 of 2015
11. Factoring Regulation Act, 2011
II. Other relevant Acts
1. Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
2. Bankers' Books Evidence Act, 1891
3. State Bank of India Act, 1955
4. Companies Act, 1956/ Companies Act, 2013
5. Securities Contract (Regulation) Act, 1956
6. State Bank of India Subsidiary Banks) Act, 1959
7. Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation Act, 1961
8. Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings) Act, 1970
9. Regional Rural Banks Act, 1976
10. Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings) Act, 1980
11. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development Act, 1981
12. National Housing Bank Act, 1987
13. Recovery of Debts Due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993
14. Competition Act, 2002
15. Indian Coinage Act, 2011 : Governs currency and coins
16. Banking Secrecy Act
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CONCEPT OF MONEY
Hot money ---Money which swifts from one country to another country in order to upgrade itself is called
as hot money
FIAT MONEY -- Fiat money is money that can be used as tender but does not have a physical commodity,
such as gold or silver, linked to it, *extrinsic value > intrinsic value
NEAR MONEY
assets which can readily be converted into cash, such as bills of exchange.
CALL MONEY
money loaned by a bank or other institution which is repayable on demand.
DEAR MONEY or tight money
A situation in which money or loans are very difficult to obtain in a given country. If you do have the
opportunity to secure a loan, then interest rates are usually extremely high
CHEAP MONEY--loan or credit with a low interest rate, or the setting of low interest rates by a central
bank
PRECAUTIONARY MONEY
unexpected financial crisis economic situation , keep people to save gold with themselves called as
precautionary money
NETRUAL MONEY
if an economy is having , the capacity to maintian steady price for longer period , named as netrual money
* GS == MS ( goods suppy = money supply)
DEPOSIT MONEY
The money which is maintained by the banks named as deposit money also called s credit agencies
*example -- DFIs, commerical banks , cooperatives , RRBs , NBFCs
SMART MONEY
The process by which experienced investors and traders who tend to evaluate and find investment
opportunities before anyone is known
Credit cards , debit card, cash card
PLASTIC MONEY--Plastic money is a term that is used predominantly in reference to the hard plastic
cards we use every day in place of actual bank notes. They can come in many different forms such as cash
cards, credit cards, debit cards, pre-paid cash cards and store cards.
RESERVE MONEY
It is a measure of money multiplier. Money multiplier shows the mechanism by which reserve money
creates money supply in the economy. It is again dependent on two variables, namely currency deposit ratio
and reserve deposit ratio.
STANDARD MONEY - Monetary unit which is designated by a government to serve as the basis of its
currency system and into which other types of money in the country are convertible& compare standard of
value.
* intrinsic value = extrinsic value
NATIONAL INCOME
* National income first time coined by -- Dadabai nauarji --1868
* First time scientific national income calcuated by --V.K.R.V.Rao-1931
National income is a flow not a stock concept
In india ,national income estimates are realted with financial year
(1st april to 31st march)
GNP (Gross national product) _
GNP refers to the money value of total output or production of final goods and service produced by the
national income during a given period ,i.e ayear
GNP = GDP +(X-M)* , X= export, GDP=Gross domestic product , M= import
* If export = import or X=M , then GNP = GDP and it is a condition for a closed economy X=M=0
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Miscellous awards
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Important summits
AUSTRALIAN-2015
MENS SINGLES --Novak Djokovic & WOMEN SINGLES -- Serena Williams
MENS DOUBLES --Fabio Fognini/ Simone Bolelli
WOMEN DOUBLES --Lucie Safarova/Bethanie Mattek-Sands
MIXED DOUBLES -- Leander Paes/Martina Hingis
FRENCH OPEN-2015
MENS SINGLES -- Stanles wawrincka& WOMEN SINGLES --Serena Williams
Men's Doubles--Ivan Dodig / Brazil Marcelo Melo
Women's Doubles--Bethanie Mattek-Sands / Lucie Safrova
Mixed Doubles--Bethanie Mattek-Sands / United States Mike Bryan
WIMBLEDON OPEN -2015
MENS SINGLES --Novak Djokovic & WOMEN SINGLES --Serena Williams
MENS DOUBLES --Jean-Julien Rojer / Romania Horia Tecau
WOMEN DOUBLES --Martina Hingis / Sania Mirza
MIXED DOUBLES--Leander Paes / Switzerland Martina Hingis
CHINA OPEN- 2015
ABBREVATIONS
#A
ACF --Auto-Correlation Function
AD-- Authorized Dealer
ADB --Asian Development Bank
ADR-- American Depository Receipt
AFS-- Annual Financial Statement
AGM-- Annual General Meeting
AIRCSC --All India Rural Credit Survey Committee
AO --Additive Outliers
AR-- Auto Regression
ARIMA-- Auto-Regressive Integrated Moving Average
AFS-- Available For Sale
ASSOCHAM --Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India
ATM--Asynchronous Transfer Mode
ATM --Automated Teller Machine
#B
BIS --Bank for International Settlements
BOI --Bank of India
BoP-- Balance of Payments
BPSD --Balance of Payments Division,
BSR --Basic Statistical Returns
#C
CAD --Capital Account Deficit
CAG --Controller and Auditor General of India
CBS-- Consolidated Banking Statistics
CC-- Cash Credit
CD --Certificate of Deposit
CDR--Credit Deposit Ratio
CDBS --Committee of Direction on Banking Statistics
CF-- Company Finance
CFRA-- Combined Finance and Revenue Accounts
CGRA-- Currency and Gold Revaluation Account
CII --Confederation of Indian Industries
CO --Capital Outlay
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FINANCIAL AWARNESS
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STATIC GK
AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTIONS & FATHERS
Protein revoultion --higher productivity(Techonology driven 2nd green revolution)-----coined by -Modi & Arun jaitely
Green Revolution --Food grains
Father of green revolution --"Norman borlang" USA
Father of indian green revolution --"M.S.swaminathan" --INDIA
Green revolution "word" COINED by ---" william s.goud" --UK
White Revolution or Operation Flood---Milk production -- "VARGHESE KURIEN "
Yellow Revolution --Oil Seeds production--" Sam Pitroda
Black Revolution --Petroleum Production
Blue Revolution --Fish Production---"DR.ARUN KRISHNAN".
Brown Revolution --Leather/non-conventional(India)/Cocoa production
Golden Fiber Revolution --Jute Production
Golden Revolution --Fruits/Horticulture development/Honey Production--"NIRPAKH TUTEJ"
Grey Revolution --Fertilizer
Pink Revolution --Onion production/Pharmaceutical (India)/Prawn production--"DURGESH
PATEL"
FATHER OF INDUCED BREEDING--"PROF.HIRLAL CHAUDRI"
Red Revolution --Meat & Tomato Production--"VISHAL TEWARI"
Round Revolution ---Potato
Silver Fiber Revolution Cotton
Silver Revolution --Egg/Poultry Production --"INDIRA GANDHI"
Evergreen Revolution --Overall development of Agriculture--Started in 11th plan (2007-2012)
Father of Telecom revolution -- sampitroda
Father of poultry revolution --B.V.RAO
Productions of crops in india highest as per states
(Religion)Census 2011
Total Population in 2011 is 121.09 crores
Hindu 96.63 crores (79.8%)
Muslim 17.22 crores (14.2%)
Christian 2.78 crores (2.3%)
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Females--65.46%
Highest Literacy Rate in State--Kerala (94%)
Lowest Literacy Rate in State--Bihar (61.8%)
Hightest Literacy Rate in UT--Lakshadweep (91%)
Lowest Literacy Rate in UT--Dadra and Nagar Haveli (76.24%)
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IMPORTANT LAKES
1. Wular Lake-- Wular Lake is one of the largest fresh water lakes in Asia and the largest in India, is
located in Jammu and Kashmir
2. Loktak Lake-- Loktak Lake is the largest freshwater lake in northeastern India, located in Manipur.
3. Damdama Lake-- Damdama Lake is one of the biggest natural lakes in Haryana.
4. Dal Lake--The Kashmir valley is blessed with exotic natural beauty of landscape and water bodies,
out of them one of the best is Dal Lake
5. Pichola Lake-- Lake Pichola is an artificial fresh water lake situated in Udaipur city in Rajasthan.
6. Gurudongmar Lake--Gurudongmar Lake is one of the highest lakes in the world. This fresh-water
lake is located northeast of the Kangchenjunga range in Sikkim.
7. Chilka Lake--Chilka Lake is the brackish water lake and is the largest coastal lake in India. The
Chilka Lake in situated in Orissa and is Asias largest inland salt-water lagoon.
8. Vembanad Lake--Vembanad Lake is Indias longest lake and is the largest lakes in the beautiful state
land of God, Kerala
9. Bhimtal Lake-- The pride of Bhimtal is a beautiful lake which offers magnificent vistas for tourists.
The lake is larger than Nainital lake, uttarnachal
10. Upper lake--Upper lake is the largest artificial lake in Asia, situated in City of Lakes called
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
11. Kolleru Lake and Pulicat Lake --are two major lakes for number of migratory birds in India-AP
SOBRIQUETS --PLACES
1. Asia paris -- lahore , pakistan
2. Africa in Miniature --Cameroon
3. Bengal sarrow -- river damodar , wetbengal , india
4. Blue mountains -- nilagiri hills , india
5. Britain of the East - Japan
6. Britain of the South - New Zealand
7. Battle field of Europe - Belgium
8. Backbone of england -- pennine mountians
9. Back bone of italy -- apenninine mountians
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FOLK DANCES
AndhraPradesh--Kuchipudi(classical),Ghantamardala,Ottam,thedal,Mohioniattam,kummi,Siddhi
madhuri,Chhadi.
Chhattisgarh--Goudi,Karma,Jhumar,dagla,Pali,Tapali,Navrani.Diwari,Mundari.
Arunachal Pradesh--Mask Dance,War Dance.
HimachalPradesh--,Jhali,Chharhi,Dhaman,chhapeli,Mahasu,Nati,Dangi,Chamba,Thali,Jhainta,Daf,
Sti-ck dance.
Goa--Mandi,Jhagor,Khol,Dakni.
Assam--Bihu,Bichhua,Natpuja,Maharas,Kaligopal,Bagurumba,naga dance,Khel gopal,Tabal
chongli,canoe,Jhumura Hobjanai.
West Bengal--kathi,Gambhira,Dhali,Jatra,Baul,marasia,Mahal,Keertan
Keral--Kathakali(classical),Ottam Thulal,mohini-attam,Kaikottikali,Tappatikali,Kali auttam.
Meghalaya--laho,baagla.
Manipur--Manipuri(classical),Rakhal,Nat rash,Maha rash,raukhat.
Nagaland--Chong,Khaiva,lim,Nuralim
Orissa--odissi(classical),savari,Ghumara,painka,munari,chhau,chadya dandanata.
Maharashtra--Lavani,Nakata,koli,Lezim,Gafa,Dahikala,dasavtar or
Bohada,Tamasha,mauni,Powara,Gouricha.
Karnataka--Yakshagan,Huttari,Suggi,Kunitha,Karga,Lambi.
Gujarat--Garba,dandiya ras,Tippani juriun,Bhavai.
Punjab--Bhangra,giddha,Daff,Dhaman.
Rajasthan--Ghumar,chakri,Ganagor,Jhulan leela,Jhuma,Suisini,Ghapal,Panihari,Ginab
Mizoram--Khanatm,Pakhupila,Cherokan.
Jammu&Kashmir--Rauf,hikat,mandjas,kud dandi nach<Damali.
TamilNadu--Bharatnatyam,kumi,kolattam,kavadi.
Uttar Pradesh--Nautanki,Raslila,Kajri,Jhora,chappeli,Jaita.
Bihar--Jata-Jatin,Bakho-Bakhain,Panwariya,Sama-chakwa,Bidesia,Jatra.
Haryana--Jhumar,Phag,Daph,Dhamal,Loor,Gugga,Khor,Gagor.
Jharkhand--chhau,sarahul,Jat-jatin,karma,Danga,Bidesia,Sohrai
Uttarakhand--gadhwali,kumayuni,kajari,Jhora,raslila,chappeli
INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS AND THEIR HEADQUARTERS
P. Bandopadhyaya
Sushma Chawla
Mrs. Kiran Bedi
Razia Sultan
Nirja Bhanot
Ashapurna Devi
Aarti Saha
Mother Teresa
Mrs Indira Gandhi
Ashpurna Devi
Mahatma Gandhi at Madame Tussaud's in
1939
Fa-hien
Bharat Samachar
Indrani Rehman
W.C. Bannerjee, 1885
Badruddin Tayyabji
Dr. Nagender Singh
Soorjo Coomar Goodeve Chukerbutty
Nalanda University
Andhra Pradesh Open University
P.V.Narasimha Rao
Lt. Ram Charan
Hawkins
Indira (Baby Harsha)
Kolkata(1727)
INVENTIONS
Invention
Inventor
Television
Radio
Telephone
Electricity
Electric Light Bulb
Thermometer
Radium
Telescope
Telegraph
Electromagnetic Theory
Theory of Relativity
X-rays
Cosmic Rays
Automobile
J.L. Baird
Marconi
Alexander Graham Bell
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Edison
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit
Marie Curie
Galileo
Pavel Schilling
Heinrich Hertz
Albert Einstein
Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen
R.A. Millikan
Ferdinand Verbiest
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Evangelista Torricelli
Steven Sasson
Thomas Edison
Rudolf Diesel
Broquet
Alfred Nobel
John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert
Otis
Adolph Rickenbacker
Nick Holonyak and Oleg Losev
Gary Starkweather
Martin Cooper
Zacharias Janssen
Percy Spencer
Johannes Gutenberg
Ralph H. Baer
Larry Page
Dave Hyatt and Blake Ross
Mark Zuckerberg
Evan Williams, Jack Dorsey, and Biz Stone
Bill Gates and Paul Allen
Vint Cerf
Shiva Ayyadurai
Steve Jobs
Sir Tim Berners- Lee
Robert E. Kahn
Federico Faggin
INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARIES
1. Line of Actual Control--India & China on the Northern Border
2. Line of Control--India and Pakistan
3. Durand Line--Afghanistan and Pakistan.
4. Radcliffe Line--India and Pakistan (its includes Banladesh Line)
5. Blue Line --Isreal & Lebanon
6. Purple Line -- Israel and Syria
7. Green Line --Israel and its neighbours (Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria)
8. MasonDixon line-- Maryland and Pennsylvania/Delaware in Colonial America
9. Curzon Line--Poland & Russia
10. Military Demarcation Line (MDL)--North Korea and South Korea.
11. Armistice Line--North Korea and South Korea.
12. McMohan Line--India & China
13. Maginot Line--France & Germany
14. Mannar haime line--Russia & Finland
15. Oder Nisse Line
--Germany & Poland( aftermath of World War II)
16. Hindenburg Line--Poland & Germany(at the time of First World War)
17. Sigfried Line--East France & Germany (at the time of second world war)
18. 16 Parallel North--Angola and Namibia
19. 17th Parallel Line--North & South Vietnam
20. 20 ParallelLine --Libya & Sudan
21. 22 Parallel Line --Egypt & Sudan
22. 25 Parallel Line --Mauritania & Mali
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STRIKE RANGE(km)
150
350
350
700 1,250 km
2,000 3,000 km[
3,500 5,000 km
3,000 4,000 km
5,000 8,000 km
25
65
290
1000
700
3000
700
500m to 4 km
Table
Tennis
Badminton
Basketball
Bridge
Polo
Athletics
Air Racing
Billiards
Boxing
Golf
Chess
Horse
Racing
Netball
Rugby
Football
Shooting
Volleyball
Yatching
Nat West Trophy, Prudential Cup (World Cup), Rani Jhansi Trophy, Ranji Trophy,
Rohinton Baria Trophy, Rothmans Cup, Sahara Cup, Sharjah Cup, Sheesh Mahal
Trophy, Sheffield Shield, Singer Cup, Sir Frank Worrel Trophy, Texaco Cup, Titan
Cup, Vijay Hazare Trophy, Vijay Merchant Trophy, Vizzy Trophy, Wisden
Trophy, Wills Trophy, World Series Cup.
Berna Bellack Cup (men), Corbillion Cup (women), Jai Laxmi Cup (women),
Rajkumari Challenge Cup (women junior), Ramanuja Trophy (men junior),
Travancore Cup (women), Swathling Cup (men), etc
Aggarwal Cup, Amrit Diwan Cup, Asia Cup, Australasia Cup, Chaddha Cup,
European Cup, Harilela Cup, Ibrahim Rahimatollah Challenger Cup, Konica Cup,
Narang Cup, SR Ruia Cup, Sophia Cup, Kitiakara Cup, Thomas Cup, Tunku
Abdulrahman Cup, Uber Cup, World Cup, Yonex Cup etc
Basalat Jha Trophy, BC Gupta Trophy, Federation Cup, SM Arjuna Trophy, Todd
Memorial Trophy, William Jones Cup, Bangalore Blues Challenge Cup, Nehru
Cup, Federation Cup etc.
Basalat Jha Trophy, Holkar Trophy, Ruia Gold Cup, Singhania Trophy, etc
Ezra Cup, Gold Cup, King's Cup, Prithi Cup, Schneider Cup etc.
Charminar Trophy, Federation Cup etc
Jawaharlal Challenge Trophy, King's Cup, Schneider Cup etc
Arthur Walker Trophy, Thomas Cup etc
Aspy Adjahia Trophy, Federation Cup, Val Baker Trophy etc.
Canada Cup, Eisenhower Trophy, Muthiah Gold Cup, Nomura Trophy, President's
Trophy, Prince of Wales Cup, Ryder Cup, Solheim Cup, Topolino Trophy, Walker
Cup, World Cup etc
Naidu Trophy, Khaitan Trophy, Limca Trophy, Lin Arec City Trophy, World Cup,
etc
Beresford Cup, Blue Raiband Cup, Derby, Grand National Cup etc.
Anantrao Pawar Trophy, etc
Bledisloe Cup, Calcutta Cup, Webb Ellis Trophy, etc
North Wales Cup, Welsh Grand Pix etc
Centennial Cup, Federation Cup, Indira Pradhan Trophy, Shivanthi Gold Cup, etc
America Cup, etc
COUNTRY-CURRENCY-CAPITAL
Sr. No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Country
Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
Andorra
Angola
Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Currency
Afghani
Lek
Dinar
Euro
New Kwanza
EastCaribbeandollar
Peso
Dram
Australian dollar
Capital
Kabul
Tirane
Algiers
Andorra la Vella
Luanda
Saint John's
Buenos Aires
Yerevan
Canberra
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Austria
Azerbaijan
The Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bhutan
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Brazil
Brunei
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Cape Verde
Central African Republic
Chad
Chile
China
Colombia
Comoros
Congo, Republic of the CFA
Congo, Democratic Republic of
the Congolese
Euro
Manat
Bahamian dollar
Bahrain dinar
Taka
Barbados dollar
Belorussian ruble
Euro (formerly Belgian franc)
Belize dollar
CFA Franc
Ngultrum
Boliviano
Marka
Pula
Real
Brunei dollar
Lev
CFA Franc
Burundi franc
Riel
CFA Franc
Canadian dollar
Cape Verdean escudo
CFA Franc
CFA Franc
Chilean Peso
Yuan/Renminbi
Colombian Peso
Franc
Franc
Franc
Vienna
Baku
Nassau
Manama
Dhaka
Bridgetown
Minsk
Brussels
Belmopan
Porto-Novo
Thimphu
La Paz (administrative); Sucre
(judicial)
Sarajevo
Gaborone
Brasilia
Bandar Seri Begawan
Sofia
Ouagadougou
Bujumbura
Phnom Penh
Yaounde
Ottawa
Praia
Bangui
N'Djamena
Santiago
Beijing
Bogota
Moroni
Brazzaville
Kinshasa
41
42
Costa Rica
Cote d'Ivoire
Coln
CFA Franc
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Croatia
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic
East Timor (Timor-Leste)
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Kuna
Cuban Peso
Cyprus pound
Koruna
Krone
Djibouti franc
EastCaribbeandollar
Dominican Peso
U.S. dollar
U.S. dollar
Egyptian pound
Coln; U.S. dollar
CFA Franc
Nakfa
Kroon
Birr
San Jose
Yamoussoukro (official);
Abidjan (de facto)
Zagreb
Havana
Nicosia
Prague
Copenhagen
Djibouti
Roseau
Santo Domingo
Dili
Quito
Cairo
San Salvador
Malabo
Asmara
Tallinn
Addis Ababa
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Fiji
Finland
France
Gabon
The Gambia
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Greece
Grenada
Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kiribati
North Korea
South Korea
Kosovo
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Libya
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
104
105
106
Macedonia
Madagascar
Malawi
Fiji dollar
Euro (formerly markka)
Euro (formerly French franc)
CFA Franc
Dalasi
Lari
Euro (formerlyDeutschemark)
Cedi
Euro (formerly drachma)
EastCaribbeandollar
Quetzal
Guinean franc
CFA Franc
Guyanese dollar
Gourde
Lempira
Forint
Icelandic krna
Rupee
Rupiah
Rial
Iraqi Dinar
Euro (formerly Irish pound
[punt])
Shekel
Euro (formerly known as lira)
Jamaican dollar
Yen
Jordanian dinar
Tenge
Kenya shilling
Australian dollar
Won
Won
Euro (German Mark prior to
2002)
Kuwaiti dinar
Som
New Kip
Lats
Lebanese pound
Maluti
Liberian dollar
Libyan dinar
Swiss franc
Litas
Euro (formerly Luxembourg
franc)
Denar
Malagasy franc
Kwacha
Suva
Helsinki
Paris
Libreville
Banjul
Tbilisi
Berlin
Accra
Athens
Saint George's
Guatemala City
Conakry
Bissau
Georgetown
Port-au-Prince
Tegucigalpa
Budapest
Reykjavik
New Delhi
Jakarta
Tehran
Baghdad
Dublin
Jerusalem(#)
Rome
Kingston
Tokyo
Amman
Astana
Nairobi
Tarawa Atoll
Pyongyang
Seoul
Pristina
Kuwait City
Bishkek
Vientiane
Riga
Beirut
Maseru
Monrovia
Tripoli
Vaduz
Vilnius
Luxembourg
Skopje
Antananarivo
Lilongwe
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Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Malta
Marshall Islands
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Micronesia, Federated States of
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar (Burma)
Namibia
Nauru
Ringgit
Rufiya
CFA Franc
Maltese lira
U.S. Dollar
Ouguiya
Mauritian rupee
Mexican peso
U.S. Dollar
Leu
Euro
Tugrik
Euro
Dirham
Metical
Kyat
Namibian dollar
Australian dollar
125
126
Nepal
Netherlands
Nepalese rupee
Euro (formerly guilder)
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Palau
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Qatar
Romania
Russia
Rwanda
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Samoa
San Marino
Sao Tome and Principe
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Kuala Lumpur
Male
Bamako
Valletta
Majuro
Nouakchott
Port Louis
Mexico City
Palikir
Chisinau
Monaco
Ulaanbaatar
Podgorica
Rabat
Maputo
Rangoon (Yangon);
Naypyidaw or Nay Pyi Taw
Windhoek
no official capital; government
offices in Yaren District
Kathmandu
Amsterdam; The Hague (seat
of government)
Wellington
Managua
Niamey
Abuja
Oslo
Muscat
Islamabad
Melekeok
Panama City
Port Moresby
Asuncion
Lima
Manila
Warsaw
Lisbon
Doha
Bucharest
Moscow
Kigali
Basseterre
Castries
Kingstown
Apia
San Marino
Sao Tome
Riyadh
Dakar
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Serbia
155
156
157
158
159
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
160
161
162
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Africa
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
South Sudan
Spain
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Suriname
Swaziland
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Taiwan
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Sudanese Pound
Euro (formerly peseta)
Sri Lanka rupee
Dinar
Surinamese dollar
Lilangeni
Krona
Swiss franc
Syrian pound
Taiwan dollar
Somoni
Tanzanian shilling
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
Thailand
Togo
Tonga
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Tuvalu
Baht
CFA Franc
Pa'anga
Trinidad and Tobago dollar
Tunisian dinar
Turkish lira (YTL)
Manat
Australian dollar
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
Uganda
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States of America
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Vanuatu
Vatican City (Holy See)
Venezuela
Vietnam
Yemen
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Belgrade
Victoria
Freetown
Singapore
Bratislava
Ljubljana
Honiara
Mogadishu
Pretoria (administrative); Cape
Town (legislative);
Juba
Madrid
Colombo; Sri
Jayewardenepura Kotte
Khartoum
Paramaribo
Mbabane
Stockholm
Bern
Damascus
Taipei
Dushanbe
Dar es Salaam; Dodoma
(legislative)
Bangkok
Lome
Nuku'alofa
Port-of-Spain
Tunis
Ankara
Ashgabat
Vaiaku village, Funafuti
province
Kampala
Kyiv
Abu Dhabi
London
Washington D.C.
Montevideo
Tashkent
Port-Vila
Vatican City
Caracas
Hanoi
Sanaa
Lusaka
Harare
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Important Appointments
Baldev Sharma
Ashu Suyash
K Satish Reddy
Om Prakash Rawat
Veena Jain
Election Commissioner.
Director General of Doordarshan News.
Nasim Zaidi
Vivek Priyadarshi
Omar al-Bashir
Sumit Mazumder
Meenakshi Madan Rai
H.L.Dattu
Manabi Banopadhaya
K V Kamath
Arvind Saxena
Arun Kumar Jha
Rajalakshmi Devaraj
Mukesh Khanna
ICC president.
Vice Chief of the Indian Air Force(IAF).
Director of Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC)
SHAR.
Chairman and Managing Director of SAIL.
Director of Indian Statistical Institute (ISI).
President of UN General Assembly.
Director of NCRB(National Crime
Bureau).
Full-time member Niti Aayog
Chairman of Press Trust of India
BCCI President
Records
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A. K. Mital
A. S. Kiran Kumar
K.Sivan
P.Kunhikrishnan
M.Annadurai
Dinesh K. Sarraf
Chairman,Railway Board.
Chairman,Space Commission and ISRO.
Director of Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre.
Director of Satish Dhawan Space Centre.
Director of ISRO Satellite Centre, Bangaluru.
CMD,Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC).
Chairman,Securities and Exchange Board of India
(SEBI).
Chairperson, National Commission for Women.
Director,Bhabha Atomic Research Centre.
President,Indian Olympic Association.
Indian Premier League (IPL).
Chairman,NASSCOM.
U. K. Sinha
Ms. Lalitha Kumarmangalam
Dr. Sekhar Basu
N. Ramachandran
Rajiv shukla
R. Chandrasekaran
Rana Kapoor
Ajay Mathur
Ashish Bahuguna
Sebastian Coe
Bhanu Pratap
Raghav Chandra
Thomas Bach
Amitabh Bachchan
Muhammadu Buhari
Ranil Wickremesinghe
Sherif Ismail
Alexis Tsipras
Justin Trudeau
Malcom Turnbell
P V Chandran
John Chambers
Stuti Narain Kacker
Sachin Tendulkar
David Haggerty
Maurice Obstfeld
LC Goyal
Jioji Konrote
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Krish Shankar
Alkesh Sharma
VVS Laxman
M K Surana
GR Chandak
Leo Puri
Onsari Gharti Maga
AK Jha
S A V Satya Murty
Hoesung Lee
J Manjula
Kundhavi Kadiresan
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