The Hindu Highlights PDF | Current Affairs update 1st to 7th September

Dear Readers,

If you are aspiring for a reasonable job in corporate, bank or government organization, then updated current affairs knowledge is a must as your General Awareness will be tested during exam or interview process. But then again newspapers and news channels can be a tedious platform, as you might face an issue of gathering useful information in limited time. Everybody is running short of time and in this scenario, we provide you the most effective platform to stay updated always anywhere anytime by reading just the useful content and news; The Hindu Highlights Current Affairs Update from 01st to 07th September 2017.

Now we save you from the hassle of noting down everything by selecting it from an ocean of news and happenings around the world. You can easily download the PDF and study the important highlights of news published in The Hindu.

Following are some important highlights of 1 to 7 September

1. Former Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi was appointed Comptroller and Auditor General of India, while former I&B Secretary Sunil Arora was appointed Election Commissioner to fill the vacancy in the three-member Election Commission.

2. India thanked Switzerland for its support in global multilateral organisations. Welcoming the visiting Swiss President Doris Leuthard, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sought greater cooperation to ensure bilateral financial transparency and thanked the Swiss government for its support to India’s membership bid for the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).

3. Karur Vysya Bank (KVB) has rolled out its first rural digital centre in an unbanked village — Kathirampatti, near Erode District of Tamil Nadu.

4. A massive rejig of the Union Council of Ministers saw Nirmala Sitharman being appointed the Defence Minister of India, the first woman to hold the charge full time (late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had held additional charge of Defence twice during her premiership).

5. The Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa (BRICS) grouping unequivocally named Pakistan-based groups — Jaish-e-Mohammad ( JeM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) — as terror organisations, removing a key irritant in ties between New Delhi and Beijing and stepping up the fight against global extremism. A joint communiqué released at the BRICS summit expressed concern about the regional security situation and listed the Taliban, IS/Daesh, Al- Qaeda and its affiliates, including the Eastern Turkistan Islamic Movement, the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, the Haqqani network, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, TTP and Hizb-ut-Tahrir as sources of violence.

Download the PDF and read all important current affairs highlights of 1 to 7 September

Many aspirants might not realize the importance of knowing the current affairs and in the end, pays for it by getting a lower rank in the examination they were aiming for. So, get your attention to Current affairs before they get you. Study Daily!!

You may also like to Read: