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CURRENT AFFAIR (OCTOBER) ````````````````````````` G.K. Pillai was appointed as the Chairman of the MCX-SX. Subhas Goswami was appointed as the Director General (DG) of Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP). P.S. Raghvan was appointed as the next Ambassador of India to Russia. The Government of India decided to appoint Air Marshal Arup Raha as the next Chief of the Air Staff. Union Government of India appointed Gireesh B. Pradhan as the Chairperson of the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC).

November 16, 2013

CURRENT AFFAIR (OCTOBER) ````````````````````````` G.K. Pillai was appointed as the Chairman of the MCX-SX. Subhas Goswami was appointed as the Director General (DG) of Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP). P.S. Raghvan was appointed as the next Ambassador of India to Russia. The Government of India decided to appoint Air Marshal Arup Raha as the next Chief of the Air Staff. Union Government of India appointed Gireesh B. Pradhan as the Chairperson of the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC).

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November 12, 2013

SACHIN RAMESH TENDULKAR Highest number of Runs scored inTests [15,837] Highest number of Runs scored inODIs [18,426] Highest number of Runs scored inInternational Matches [34,273] Highest number of Runs scored inWorld Cups [2,278] Highest number of Runs scored ina single World Cup [673] Highest number of Runs scored inTournament Finals [1851] Highest number of 100’s scored in Tests [51] Highest number of 100’s scored in ODIs [49] Highest number of 100’s scored in International Matches [100] Highest number of 100’s scored in World Cups [6] Highest number of 100’s scored in Tournament Finals [6] Highest number of consecutive 100’s scored in Tournament Finals[4] Highest number of consecutive 50’s scored in Tournament Finals [4] Highest number of 50’s scored in Tests [67] Highest number of 50’s scored in ODIs [96] Highest number of 50’s scored in International Matches [163] Highest number of 50’s scored in World Cups [15] Highest number of 50’s scored in a sin

November 12, 2013

LIBRARY AND ITS USES Introduction - Different kinds of libraries · Personal, public and institutional - importance of library -Conclusion. The root-meaning of the word library is a room or building containing a collection of books for reading. But as there are now circulating or travelling libraries in many countries, the world has undergone a change in its meaning. By the word now indicated a collection of books for reading or reference; There are kinds of libraries personal, public and institutional. A personal library is one which belongs to a private person, generally of sufficient means. Such libraries grow out of such person’s taste for knowledge and, sometimes, for fashion. There are, of course, small scale private libraries owned by solvent lawyers, educationists and persons of literary taste. But such libraries contain books on some particular subject or subjects chosen according to the taste and interest of their owners. A public library is one which is

LIBRARY AND ITS USES Introduction - Different kinds of libraries · Personal, public and institutional - importance of library -Conclusion. The root-meaning of the word library is a room or building containing a collection of books for reading. But as there are now circulating or travelling libraries in many countries, the world has undergone a change in its meaning. By the word now indicated a collection of books for reading or reference; There are kinds of libraries personal, public and institutional. A personal library is one which belongs to a private person, generally of sufficient means. Such libraries grow out of such person’s taste for knowledge and, sometimes, for fashion. There are, of course, small scale private libraries owned by solvent lawyers, educationists and persons of literary taste. But such libraries contain books on some particular subject or subjects chosen according to the taste and interest of their owners. A public library is one which is open to the public. In order to cater to the taste and interest of all classes of people, a public library has to contain books on different subjects and varieties. Such libraries may be seen in large numbers in every country. Most of these libraries are managed or subsidized by their states. The British Museum library of London and the Central library of Moscow are instances of public libraries. Again, many such libraries have been set up in England and America by philanthropic people like Mr. Carnegie, the American millionaire. An institutional library is one which belongs to an institution such as a university, a college, a school, a chamber of commerce, a club or a governmental department. Such a library is open to the members of the institution concerned and, therefore, generally contains hooks which are needed by them most. As acquisition of knowledge depends mostly on reading, man has to read as necessarily as he has to eat. It adds to what he has already learnt and makes him strong and fit for rude battle of life. But for financial difficulties most of the persons who are keen on reading cannot purchase the books they need to read. Hence arises the importance of libraries. Had there been no libraries, both public and institutional, such persons would have been deprived of their reading. The teachers and the students, in like manner, would be badly affected if their institutions had no libraries of their own. Libraries attract people to read and thus create the habit of reading and- stimulate the thirst for more and more knowledge. But for the libraries, there would be no authors, no poets, and no thinkers. The libraries thus help in the advancement of learning and expansion of knowledge. The library has another very important use. No research work is possible without a well equipped library containing valuable books of all ages, rare manuscripts and old records. A library of this type is thus of incalculable help in throwing light on unearthed subjects. Time passes in an unbroken continuity as does the water of the river. The books of the libraries are a record of this continuity. They thus enable us to know how human society has developed in thought and action step by step.

November 12, 2013

First in India • Governor-General of Independent India—Lord Lewis Mountbatten • Indian Governor-General of Independent India— Chakravarti Rajgopalachari • Indian Commander-in-Chief of Free India — General Kodandera Madappa Cariappa, 1949 • Field Marshall—General S. H. F. J. Manekshaw • Speaker of loksabha—Shri G.V. Mavalankar (15 May 1952- 27 February 1956). • President—Dr. Rajendra Prasad • Vice-President—Dr. Sarvapalli RadhakrishnanSa rdar Vallabh Bhai Patel • Prime-Minister—Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru(data by fb • Home Minister—SardarVallabh Bhai Patel • Finance Minister of India—R. K. Shanmukham Chetty • Auditor General of India—V. Narahari Rao • Director of CBI— DP Kohli(data by fb • National Security Adviser— Brijesh Mishra • Governor of RBI— Sir Osborne Smith • Non-Congress Prime-Minister—Morarji Desai from Janata Party in 1977-79. • British Governor-General of Bengal—Warren-H astings • Space traveller—S. Leader-Rakesh Sharma • C. S.—Satendra Nath Tagore(data by fb • Woman IAS—Anna Ranjan George, 1950 • Swimmer who crossed over the English channel by swimming—Mihir Sen • Woman to swim across the English Channel—Arati Saha, 1959 • Raman-Magsaysayawardee—AcharyaVinoba Bhave • Novel prize winner—RabindraNath TagoreRabindra • Nobel Prize in Physics—C. V. Raman in 1930 • President of National Congress—Vyomesh Chand Banerjee • Chairman of Lok Sabha—G. B. Mavlankar • First Woman Chief Minister—Sucheta Kriplani • Woman Speaker of Lok Sabha—Smt. Meira Kumar, 2009 • Chief Election Commissioner—Sukumar Sen • Indian Chairman in International Court—Justice Dr. Nagendra Singh • Foreigner awardee of Bharat Ratna—Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan • Leader of the Indian Antarctica Mission—Dr. Syed Zahuv Quasim • Chief Justice of Supreme Court—Justice Hiralal J. Kaniya • Awarded with ‘Bharat Ratnas’—Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, Chakravarti Rajgopalachari,Sir C. B. Raman(data by fb • Woman Awarded with ‘Bharat Ratnas’— Indira Gandhi • Commandeur of the Order of Arts and Letters— Mrinal Sen • Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letter—Sivaji Ganeshan • Posthumally Bharat Ratna Awardee—Lal Bahadur Shastri • Person awarded Bhartiya-Gyan-Peeth Purskar—G. Shankar Kurup (Malayalam–1965) • Woman awarded with Bhartiya-Gyan-Peeth Purskar—Ashapurna Devi, 1976 • Woman Sahitya Akademi Award Winner—Amrita Pritam, 1956 • Woman Honours Graduate—KaminiRoy(data by fb • Woman Director General of Police—Kanchan C Bhattacharya • Successful Surgeon who transplanted heart—Dr. P. VenugopalMotherTeresa • Woman to received Nobal Prize— Mother Teresa • Woman Governor—Sarojini Naidu • Licensed Pilot— J R D Tata • Woman Air Pilot—Durba Banerjee • Woman Teacher—Savitribai Phule(data by fb • Successful heart transplanted person—Devi Ram (1994) • President of National Human Rights Commission— Justice Rangnath Mishra • Hindi Literature person-awarded Bhartiya Gyan Peeth Purskar—SumitraNandan Pant (1968) • Indian who won the World Billiard award—Wilson Jans • Indian who won the Grammy award—Pt. Ravi Shankar(data by fab • Person delivered the Lecture in Hindi in U.N.O.— Atal Bihari Bajpai (1977)Dada Bhai Naoroji • Indian member in British House of Commons— Dada Bhai Naoroji (1892)

October 12, 2013

First in India • Governor-General of Independent India—Lord Lewis Mountbatten • Indian Governor-General of Independent India— Chakravarti Rajgopalachari • Indian Commander-in-Chief of Free India — General Kodandera Madappa Cariappa, 1949 • Field Marshall—General S. H. F. J. Manekshaw • Speaker of loksabha—Shri G.V. Mavalankar (15 May 1952- 27 February 1956). • President—Dr. Rajendra Prasad • Vice-President—Dr. Sarvapalli RadhakrishnanSa rdar Vallabh Bhai Patel • Prime-Minister—Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru(data by fb • Home Minister—SardarVallabh Bhai Patel • Finance Minister of India—R. K. Shanmukham Chetty • Auditor General of India—V. Narahari Rao • Director of CBI— DP Kohli(data by fb • National Security Adviser— Brijesh Mishra • Governor of RBI— Sir Osborne Smith • Non-Congress Prime-Minister—Morarji Desai from Janata Party in 1977-79. • British Governor-General of Bengal—Warren-H astings • Space traveller—S. Leader-Rakesh Sharma • C. S.—Satendra Nath Tagore(data