DAILY FREE CURRENT AFFAIRS: 2 AUG 2015
(Daily News India)
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1. JOSHNA CHINAPPA WON SQUASH TITLE VICTORIAN OPEN:
i. Indian player Joshna Chinappa won the women’s squash
title in the 15000 US Dollar,Victorian Open WSA Event in Melbourne, Australia .
ii. Joshna Chinappa
defeated Line Hansen of Denmark.
iii. The 28-year-old
Joshna, has now won 10 women’s squash
title.
2. TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT STARTED YOUTH AWARD IN THE NAME OF DR APJ ABDUL KALAM:
i. The state government of Tamil Nadu started
youth award in the name of former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam.
ii. THE Award consisting of 8 gram gold, 5 lakh rupees in cash and a
citation.
iii. The award would be given on every Independence Day to a person from
the state who works with exceptional merit in science, humanities and students
welfare.
Dr APJ
ABDUL Kalam’s birthday on October 15th would be celebrated as the Youth Revival
Day.
Former Indian President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam KNOWN AS People’s President ,MISSILE MAN Died on 27
July 2015. He was the 11th President of India and was awarded with India’s
highest civilian honour Bharat Ratna in 1997.
Chief Minister of TAMIL NADU : J Jayalalithaa
3. INDRA-DHANUSH AIR EXERCISE BETWEEN INDIA AND UK:
i. Indo-UK bilateral Air Exercise Indra-dhanush conducted between Indian Air Force
(IAF) and British
Royal Air Forces (RAF) .
ii. It was a 10 days exercise conducted in BRITAIN.
Chief of Indian navy: Admiral RK Dhowan
Defence minister :Manohar Parrikar
4. INDIA
AND BANGLADESH PHYSICALLY TRANSFERRED ENCLAVES ON INDO-BANGLADESH BORDER
i. India and Bangladesh
physically transferred 162 enclaves/chitmahals located on Indo-Bangladesh border.
ii. India and Bangladesh exchanged
enclaves, 51 Bangladeshi enclaves merged with India, while 111 Indian enclaves merged with
Bangladesh.
This exchange gave citizenship identity to over 52,000
people of either country, thus giving them access to all legal rights and civic
amenities. Earlier people in these enclaves were living a stateless existence
for 68 years.
Pm of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina
Currency of Bangladesh: Bangladeshi Taka