Current Affairs December 2020

World’s Largest Arms-Producing Companies in 2019

World’s Largest Arms-Producing Companies in 2019

According to the report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) U.S. and Chinese companies dominated the global arms market in 2019, while West Asia made its first appearance among the 25 biggest weapons manufacturers. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2020 Key-Points The U.S. arms industry accounted for 61% of sales by the world’s “Top

World’s Largest Arms-Producing Companies in 2019 Read More »

1st Indian woman to score in a top-tier European league

1st Indian woman to score in a top-tier European league

Waving the Indian flag high in European football, Indian footballer Bala Devi scored her first goal for Scottish side Rangers as her team defeated Motherwell 9-0 in the Scottish Women’s Premier League. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2020 Key-Points Ngangom Bala Devi is an Indian women’s footballer who plays as a forward for Scottish Women’s Premier

1st Indian woman to score in a top-tier European league Read More »

Anil Soni to lead the WHO Foundation as first CEO

Anil Soni to lead the WHO Foundation as first CEO

India-origin global health expert Anil Soni has been appointed as the first Chief Executive Officer of the newly established The WHO Foundation. The WHO Foundation will work alongside the World Health Organisation to tackle the most pressing health challenges around the world. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2020 Key-Points The Geneva-headquartered Foundation is an independent grant-making

Anil Soni to lead the WHO Foundation as first CEO Read More »

Building bridges in the forest to help wildlife

Building bridges in the forest to help wildlife

Ramnagar Forest Division in Nainital district, Uttarakhand, recently built its first eco-bridge for reptiles and smaller mammals. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2020 Key-Points Eco-ducts or eco-bridges aim to enhance wildlife connectivity that can be disrupted because of highways or logging. These include: Canopy bridges (usually for monkeys, squirrels and other arboreal species); Concrete underpasses or

Building bridges in the forest to help wildlife Read More »