1.Prime Minister addressed Indian community in Stockholm :-
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi addressed the Indian community in Stockholm. He thanked Sweden’s government , especially the celebration of the King of Sweden and Prime Minister of Sweden, Mr. Stephen Loofven , for his warm welcome in Sweden .
He said that India is now going through a major transformation phase. He said that the present central government was selected on the mandate of everyone – with all the development. He said that in the last four years, his government has worked towards building a developed and inclusive India. He said that all efforts are being made to make a new India by 2022.
2.Big promotion for Chhattisgarh: Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the railway line in the area affected by Maoist insurgency :-
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi recently inaugurated a railway line and passenger rail service in Kanker district of Northern Bastar, affected by separation.The inauguration of the much-awaited railway line was done by video conferencing on the allegiance of constitution maker Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar in Jangla village, Bijapur district. This railway line connects Dalli Rajhara of Balod district to Bhanupratappur in northern Bastar. The first visit of passenger train will be run by all women railway workers.
From this railway line, the Northern Bastar region will be connected directly to the capital city of Chhattisgarh. People of this area will get higher education and third level health care opportunities. For the people of this region, this is indeed ‘ a train of progress ‘ .
3.India won the elections of the United Nations’ NGO Committee of Asia Pacific :-
India has been elected a member of the United Nations Organization for the voluntary organization of Asia Pacific countries. Following this decisive victory, India’s four-year term will start from January 1, 2019. India has the highest 46 votes in the elections. Pakistan has 43, Bahrain 40 and China has 39 votes. It is worth mentioning that this committee of voluntary organizations is the Standing Committee of Economic and Social Council – ECOSOC.
4.Nordic countries did support the permanent membership of India in the UN Security Council :-
Nordic countries have endorsed the claim of India’s permanent membership in the United Nations Security Council. The joint statement issued after the Nordic Conference in Stockholm, Sweden’s capital, states that the Nordic countries believe that India is a strong contender for permanent membership in the Security Council. Nordic countries also welcomed India’s application for membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Prime Ministers of the Nordic countries have emphasized the importance of free trade to achieve the goal of inclusive growth and sustainable development.
5.CBI files fraud against 621 crore registered against three private companies :-
Central Bureau of Investigation- CBI has registered a case of fraud of Rs 6 billion 21 crore in the name of directors and sponsors of three private companies including a pharmaceutical company of Delhi. The case has been registered on the complaint of Punjab and Sindh Bank. The accused used the loan from five banks and used them in the wrong order. The CBI searched the offices and houses of the accused and recovered some documents in seven places in this connection.
6.Virat Kohli becomes the highest run scorer in IPL :-
Virat Kohli has become the highest run scorer in the history of IPL, with a superb innings of 92 runs in the 14th match of the Indian Premier League against Mumbai Indians. Kohli has achieved this record, leaving Suresh Raina (4,558) behind. Kohli scored a total of 4,559 runs in 152 matches played in the IPA. Kohli has 4 centuries and 34 half-centuries in IPL. Kohli has also become the fastest batsman to score 54 half-centuries for India in T20 cricket.
7.Kolkata Knight Riders defeated Rajasthan Royals by 7 wickets in the 15th match of IPL 11 :-
IPL 11 was played in the 15th match between Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders. In this match at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur, Kolkata defeated Rajasthan Royals by 7 wickets. This is the third win in Kolkata’s IPL 11 tournament. In this match, Kolkata captain Dinesh Karthik won the toss and decided to bowl first.
8.Modi will be the Prime Minister of the App, MPs and MLAs :-
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will talk to BJP MPs and MLAs again on April 22 This time their phone will not come, but through the Modi app, they will give their message through video conferencing. Let’s say that the Prime Minister spoke to the MLA on phone on April 11. Legislators from all over the country were associated with audio conferencing, however, the talk was only made up of three MLAs.
Dainik Jagran’s associate publication New Delhi had said on the same day that on April 22, Modi will talk to MPs and MLAs once again through video conferencing. Now its official information is also available. From the Prime Minister’s Office, the BJP MLAs have started calling for the call. The PMO has instructed the legislators to download Narendra Modi app in their mobile.
9.India and Britain signed on nine agreements :-
India and Britain have signed nine agreements including technical, trade and investment issues in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Both countries have also signed the MoU for exchange of information and cooperation for the purpose of ending international crimes. In addition to the exchange of records of criminals, the agreement has also been signed to eliminate organized crime.
Apart from this, the two countries have also signed agreements on cyber security management, apart from the agreement regarding cyber relations, independent, free, peaceful and secure cyber space. Agreement on cooperation in the exchange of information has been reached.
10.Behind the NPA Recovery Case Back India, Africa also better than us :-
It is known to all that the country’s banking system is badly trapped in the trapped trap of non-performing assets (NPA) networks. By December, 2017, the loan of about 10.41 lakh crore rupees of the country’s banks was NPA. This is the situation that the system of recovery of outstanding debt in India is very lucky. It can be said that India’s NPA recovery system is the most lousy in the whole world. RBI deputy governor N. s. Viswanathan gave his statistics in this regard in his address to the National Institute of Bank Management.
