Daily Current Affairs Quiz 19^th October 2018

Arshdeep Singh is among the winners of the 2018 Wildlife Photographer of the Year award in the 10-years-and-under category. He won the award for his ‘Pipe Owls’ photograph.The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition is organised by the Britain’s Natural History Museum. Arshdeep recently won the Junior Asian Wildlife Photographer of the Year award.

Tata Consultancy Services company Displaces Accenture As Largest IT Firm Servicing Banks .

China will launch three artificial moons in space in 2022. The artificial or man-made moon is a satellite carrying a huge space mirror, which can reflect the sun light to the Earth. The man-made moon is expected to be put on an orbit within 500 km from the Earth.Man-made moon is especially useful in civil area.

Suheil F. Tandon won International Olympic committee (IOC) award.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the refurbished National Police Memorial and museum in Delhi on 21 October 2018. The museum will show the history, artefacts, uniform and gear of central and state police forces. The museum project is being steered by the Intelligence Bureau (IB) in coordination with the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs).

Nokia company partners BSNL to implement industrial automation solutions.

'Indian Sports: Conversations and Reflections' written by Vijayan Bala was released on 18 October 2018. The book is a compilation of interviews of eminent sportspersons he has conducted since 1971. He has earlier published a book called 'Indian Test Cricket back in 1974'. In 2016, he authored a second book "The Complete Indian Sports Quiz".

Akash Malik won the silver medal in archery at the Youth Olympic Games at the marquee event Buenos Aires.

Assam's third Bihu festival, known as Kati Bihu or Kongali Bihu, was celebrated across the state on 18 October 2018. The other two Bihu festivals are the Rongali and Bohagi Bihu. The festival is held at this time of the year since the granaries of the farmers usually remain empty and therefore it is known as Kongali (poor) Bihu.

Rima Hooja authored Maharana Pratap: The Invincible Warrior.