Current Affairs is the most important area in all competitive exams. But the difficulty level is very high. That’s why; many aspirants get confused, how to select Current Affairs for Preparation of Competitive Examination? In this Post, Daily Current Affairs 1 April 2023, we have tried to cover each and every point and also included all important facts from […]
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Finland Becomes 31st NATO Member After Turkey’s Approval: The Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Jens Stoltenberg, has announced that Finland has become the alliance’s 31st member, thanks to Turkey’s unanimous vote. Despite Russia’s opposition to Finland’s membership, Turkey’s approval allowed NATO to be expanded. Finland shares a long border of over
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Odisha Day or Utkal Divas 2023: Odisha Day, also known as Utkal Divas, is a significant day for the people of Odisha, India, as it commemorates the state’s formation on April 1, 1936. Every year on this day, the state celebrates with cultural programs, parades, and flag hoisting ceremonies. Community leaders and politicians deliver speeches
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Hero Motocorp Board appoints Niranjan Gupta as CEO: The Board of Directors of Hero MotoCorp announced the appointment of Niranjan Gupta as the company’s new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective May 1. Gupta, who is currently the CFO and Head of Strategy and M&A, will be promoted to the new position. Meanwhile, Pawan Munjal will
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Background: Stripping of Antyukh’s Gold Medal: Lashinda Demus, a US runner, has won an Olympic gold medal at the age of 40, more than a decade after the 2012 London Games. This came after the International Olympic Committee stripped Natalya Antyukh, the original gold medalist in the 400-meter hurdles, of her title due to her
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Hitachi Payment Services named Sumil Vikamsey as MD: Sumil Vikamsey, the current CEO of Hitachi Payment Services’ Cash Business, has been named the company’s new Managing Director. He will take over from Rustom Irani, who is retiring on March 30 after being associated with the organisation since 2011. Vikamsey will also be inducted into the
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Introduction: India establishes new design lab for space start-ups: India has established a new design lab in Ahmedabad that aims to facilitate space sector start-ups in converting their inventive concepts into practical models at a faster pace. The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre’s (IN-SPACe) Space Systems Design Lab has advanced analysis and simulation
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A book titled “War & Women” written by Dr MA Hasan released: A book titled “War and Women” was launched at the 52nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva, Switzerland. The author, Dr M A Hasan, presented the book, which highlights the suffering of Bengali women who were victims of
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Elon Musk becomes most followed Twitter user: Elon Musk, Twitter’s CEO, now has the most followers on the platform, surpassing former US President Barack Obama, who held the record since 2020. According to Guinness World Records, Twitter has around 450 million monthly active users, and Elon Musk has accumulated more than 133 million followers, which
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Niyogi Books released a new book ‘Why can’t Elephants be Red?’: Vani Tripathi Tikoo, an actor and member of India’s censor board, has published her first children’s book, “Why Can’t Elephants Be Red??” Niyogi Books published the book. The book is about a two-and-a-half-year-old girl named Akku who is imaginative, adventurous, and growing up in
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