Current Affairs For SSC CGL 2018: Day 22

June 29, 2018 Share Like Labels: ssc

Current Affairs For SSC CGL 2018

As we have analysed the exam analysis of SSC CGL & SSC CPO exams, there were 4-5 questions from current affairs. So, for those students who still have to appear for exam can prepare from these current affairs. Railway Exam is also nearby and the foremost opportunity. It is a well known fact that General Awareness is an undeniable section in Govt Exams these days. And Current Affair based questions are something to pay heed on and uphold a major significance which can play a vital role to perform consummately and make headway in the final merit of Exam. Other than that current affairs is a must to do task for other government exams as well.

➤ India's 1st Solar Powered Railway Station in Guwahati

i. Guwahati now has India's first railway station run by solar power. The project of installing solar panels was commissioned in April 2017. Around 2352 solar modules with a capacity of generating 700 kwp has been set up over the roof of the Guwahati railway station.

➤ Sridevi Honoured At Cannes Film Festival

i. Veteran Bollywood actor Sridevi was honoured with the TITAN Reginald F Lewis Film Icon Award at the Cannes Film Festival.
ii. The award traditionally celebrates women of the film industry all over the world and also salute the multi-cultural impact on the world of cinema.

➤ PM Modi Laid Foundation Stone of India’s Longest Road Tunnel in J&K

i. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on a day-long visit to Jammu and Kashmir. During his visit, Prime Minister laid down the foundation stone of 'Zojila Tunnel' on the Srinagar-Leh National Highway in Leh.
ii. The 14.2-kilometre long Zojila tunnel will be India’s longest road tunnel and Asia’s longest bidirectional tunnel.
ii. Prime Minister Modi also dedicated to the nation a 330 MW Kishenganga hydroelectric project from Srinagar. There are 7 functional NHPC power projects in J&K. The project has been built at a cost of Rs 5200 cr.

Governor- N. N. Vohra.

➤ Shivangi Pathak Becomes Youngest Indian Woman to Scale Mount Everest

i. India's Shivangi Pathak has become youngest women of the country to scale Mt Everest from Nepal side.
ii. According to the Managing Director of Seven Summit Treks, Mingma Sherpa, 16-year-old Haryana Born Shivangi successfully stood atop world’s highest mountain.

Arunima Sinha was the first Indian amputee to climb Mt Everest.
In 2014, 13-year-old Malavath Poorna from India had climbed Mt Everest from Tibet side and became the youngest girl in the world to the summit at Everest.

Current Affairs For SSC CGL 2018: Day 22