Current affairs in hindi & english–feb., march, April 2014

1. Five Indian languages ​​- Hindi, Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu and Urdu in the curriculum of public schools in South Africa as the third optional language has been included.
2. Hockey game in March 2014 period has been reduced to 60 minutes.
3. HSP-90 - new molecule capable of killing the malaria parasite.
4. MGNAREGA (MGNREGS) Day is celebrated on February 2.
5. Social networking site Facebook in February 2014 completed 10 years of service.
6. Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) on March 17, 2014 at a cost of thirty thousand crore announced a refinery at Mundra in Gujarat.
7. In 2011-12, according to figures released by the Planning Commission of India in Uttar Pradesh were the worst people in the BPL list.
8. India by September 2015 and 1.35 lakh 3 thousand ATMs Maikroattim announced figure.
9. Facebook, the social networking site Twitter, State Bank of India has commenced operations.
10. On the other IRNSS-1B satellite navigation ISRO PSLV-c-24 rocket is launched through.
11. T20 World Cup 2014 South Africa beat India made it to the finals.
12. France's new prime minister recently took over as the Manuel Valls.
13. Foreign Bank Doha Bank has announced the opening of its first branch in Mumbai.
14. The Indian Olympic Association has new president N. Ramachandran.
15. Imports of crude oil (in 2013) was India's third place.
16. Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank recently resigned PC Chakraborty.
17. 'Train to Pakistan' book author Khushwant Singh, who died recently.
18. Area Environmental Index, India ranks 155 in 2014.
19. First Lady of Indian Press Association in London Aditi Khanna was elected president.
20. Nominated for UNESCO sites' Great Himalayan National Park in Kullu is located.
21. Indian scientist and his PhD de Aarnb Non - Insulin Drug dedicated to Sachin Tendulkar.
22. 36-year-old Rajiv Raj Shah, head of the U.S. Agency can now ambassador in India.
23. ICC T20 Women's World Cup 2014 Finals team Australia beat England by 6 wickets.
24. In the final of the ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2014 Sri Lanka beat India by 6 wickets.

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