Daily Current Affairs 30th December, 2017
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National
1. Bilateral Meeting Between External Affairs Minister of India and Jordan Held in New Delhi
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and her Jordanian counterpart Ayman Al Safadi held a bilateral meeting in New Delhi and discussed deepening bilateral ties across multiple sectors.
About Jordan
- King of Jordan- Abdullah II.
- Jordan Capital- Amman, Currency- Jordanian dinar.
2.Nirmala Sitharaman Launches Start-up Incubation Centre in Mangalore
Nirmala Sitharaman has launched a start-up incubation centre called the Centre for Entrepreneurship Opportunities and Learning (CEOL) in Mangaluru, Karnataka.She has allocated Rs. 1.5 crore from her MPLAD (Member of Parliament’s Local Area Development) scheme for the development of CEOL. She represents Karnataka as an MP in the Rajya Sabha.
3.78th Session of Indian History Congress Held in Kolkata
The three-day long 78th session of the Indian History Congress begun in Kolkata, West Bengal. The aim of conducting Indian History Congress is for promotion and encouragement of the scientific study of Indian History.
International
1.China Launches World’s Largest Human Genome Research Project
The world’s largest human genome research project of 100,000 people was launched by China to document their genetic makeup for a study that aims to help generate the precision medicines of the future.
About China
- China Capital- Beijing, Currency- Renminbi, President- Xi Jinping.
2.George Weah Elected Liberian President
2.Former football star George Weah has been elected as Liberia’s president.
- Liberia Capital- Monrovia, Currency- Liberian dollar.
China successfully tested its first photovoltaic (solar) highway based on home-grown technology in country’s eastern Shandong province.
Public sector IDBI Bank has received the capital infusion of Rs 2,729 crore from the government of India. The help includes re-capitalisation bonds, budgetary support, and equity dilution.The other banks that have received the capital infusion are Bank of India, UCO Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, Dena Bank and Central Bank of India. The total capital received by these stressed banks form the government is Rs 7,500 crore.