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22/07/2018

1. Lok Sabha Passed The Fugitive Economic Offenders Bill , 2018

2 Justice Vijaya Tahilramani To Be Chief Justice Of Madras High Court .

3. 28th Meeting Of GST Council Held In New Delhi

4. Government Launched MicroDot Technology To Check Vehicle Thefts

5. 8th BRICS Health Ministers Meeting Held At Durban , South Africa

6. 4th BIMSTEC Summit To Be Held In Kathmandu , Nepal

7. Facebook To Launch Satellite ' Athena ' In 2019

8. Alisson Becker Of Brazil Has Become The World's Most Expensive Goalkeeper, Daily Updates Join DailyGkZone

9. 10th Edition Of The BRICS Summit In Johannesburg , South Africa

10. Fakhar Zaman becomes 1st Pakistani To Score Double Century In ODIs

11. Maharashtra Govt To Provide Rs. 21,000 Crore Package For Vidarbha , Marathwada

12. PM Modi Government Won No Confidence Motion Which Was Raised By TDP

13. Chief Justice Indira Banerjee Is Being Elevated To The Supreme Court (SC)

14. Rajya Sabha Passed The ‘ Prevention Of Corruption Amendment Bill ’

15. Israeli Parliament Passed Bill Defining The Country As Jewish State

16. Karnataka Bank Launched DigiLocker Facility For Its Customers

17. Austin Fernando To Be Sri Lanka's New Envoy To India

18. Shubhankar Becomes Youngest Indian Golfer To Make Cut In Any Major

19. Odisha To Host India's 1st Private Sector Triennial In Dec-Jan

20. India Heritage Walk Fete Wins PATA Gold Award 2018

21. Rajnath Singh Will Launch Student Police Cadet Programme In Gurugram

21. Nabard Launches Centre For Climate Change In Lucknow , Uttar Pradesh

22. Punjab Tourism & Cultural Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu Unveils Plan To Develop Virasat-e-Khalsa

23. India’s GDP Is Expected To Grow At 7.5 % In The Current Financial Year : FICCI

23/04/2018

1. Striving (verb) : (Make great efforts to achieve or obtain something.) (यास करना, संघर्य करना)
Synonyms: Effort, Exertion, Endeavor, Drudge, Labor, Moil,
Antonyms: Dillydally, Repose, Indolent, Lethargic, Sluggish
Example: The overweight woman was striving so hard to lose weight that she overexerted herself and ended up in the hospital.
Verb forms: Strive, Strived, Strived
Related words: Striver (noun) Strivingly, (adverb)

2. Topple (verb) : (To fall or cause to fall from an upright position.) (नीचे गिर पड़ना)
Synonyms: Fall, Tumble, Overturn, Overbalance, Stumble, Fall Down
Antonyms: Uprise, Ascend, Upsurge, Levitation, Spurt
Example: The phone company has toppled its local competition.
Verb forms: Topple, Toppled, Toppled
Related words: Untoppled, (adjective)

3. Vandalism (noun) : (Willful or malicious destruction or defacement of public or private property) (जानबूझकर या दुर्भावनापूर्ण विनाश करना या सार्वजनिक या निजी संपत्ति को नुकसान पहुंचना)
Synonyms: Destruction, Hooliganism, Devastation, Barbarism, Sabotage, Atrocity
Antonyms: Er****on, Fabrication, Preservation, Protection, Salvage
Example: A group of teens broke into the public library and tore the pages from hundreds of books in a terrible act of vandalism.
Verb forms: Vandalise, Vandalised, Vandalised
Related words: Vandalistic, Vandalish, (adjective)

4. Despondent (adjective) : (Feeling or showing extreme discouragement, dejection, or depression) (हताश, निराश, हतोत्साह)
Synonyms: Discouraged, Dispirited, Dejected, Depressed, Disconsolate, Doleful, Downcast
Antonyms: Hopeful, Cheerful, Blissful, Buoyant, Jubilant, Gladsome
Example: Whenever I feel despondent, I call my friends to make me smile.
Verb forms: Despond, Desponded, Desponded
Related words: Despond (verb) (become dejected and lose confidence),
Despondently (adverb) Despondency (noun)

5. Chastise (verb) : (To criticize someone harshly for doing something wrong.) (फटकार, निन्दा करना)
Synonyms: Castigate, Reprimand, Scold, Objurgate, Chide, Rebuke
Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Glorify, Extol, Acclaim
Example: Because my doctor is a kind man, he tries not to chastise me too harshly about my unhealthy habits.
Verb forms: Chastise, Chastised, Chastised
Related words: Chastisement Chastiser (noun)

6. Salutary (adjective) : (Producing a beneficial effect) (लाभदायक, हितकर)
Synonyms: Salubrious, Beneficial, Restorative, Effective, Propitious
Antonyms: Detrimental, Baneful, Noxious, Maleficent, Cankerous
Example: The board hopes the merger of the two companies will have salutary effects that will leave all the shareholders happy.
Related words: Salutarily (adverb) Salutariness (noun)

7. Belligerence (noun) : (An aggressive or truculent attitude, atmosphere, or disposition (आक्रामक या युद्धरत व्यवहार)
Synonyms: Aggressiveness, Assaultiveness, Defiance, Pugnacity, Truculence
Antonyms: Nonaggression, Pacifism, Amenity, Clemency, Continence, Placability
Example: Kim Jong Un’s belligerence has led to a war of words between his regime and U.S. President Donald Trump.
Related words: Belligerent (adjective) Belligerent, Belligerency (noun)

8. Enfranchise (verb) : (To set free; liberate,) (मुक्त करना, स्वतंत्र करना)
Synonyms: Emancipate, Liberate, Set Free, Release, Affranchise, Disenthrall
Antonyms: Enslave, Subjugate, Thrall, Restrain, Trammel
Example: With just a few more signatures, the corporate office will enfranchise the operational rights of one of its entities to your partnership.
Verb forms: Enfranchise, Enfranchised, Enfranchised
Related words: Enfranchisement Enfranchiser (noun)

9. Disentitle (verb) : (To deprive of title, claim, or right) (हक से वंचित करना)
Synonyms: Disqualify, Bereave, Deprive, Incapacitate, Disenable
Antonyms: Bestow, Empower, Grant, Confer, Furnish, Endue
Example: Any default in payment of the arrears in accordance with the scheme shall disentitle the consumer from the benefits of the scheme.
Verb forms: Disentitle, Disentitled, Disentitled
Related words: Disentitlement, (noun)

10. Incendiary (noun) : (Tending to stir up conflict) (उत्तेजक, विद्रोहत्मक, आगलगाऊ)
Synonyms: Agitator, Fomenter, Rabble-Rouser, Instigator
Antonyms: Peacemaker, Reconciler, Uniter, Conciliatory
Example: If the reporter didn’t mean to cause such an uproar among the public, he shouldn’t have written such an incendiary article about the city leaders.
Related words: Incendiary (noun) Incendiary (adjective)

22/04/2018

Oscars 2018: Complete winners’ list from the 90th Academy Awards
Best Picture: 'The Shape of Water'

Actress in a Leading Role: Frances McDormand for 'Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri'

Actor in a Leading Role: Gary Oldman for ‘Darkest Hour’

Directing: Guillermo del Toro for ‘The Shape of Water’

Original Song: Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez for ‘Remember Me’ from ‘Coco’

Original Score: Alexandre Desplat for ‘The Shape of Water’

Cinematography: Roger A. Deakins for ‘Blade Runner 2049’

Original Screenplay: Jordan Peele for ‘Get Out’

Adapted Screenplay: James Ivory for ‘Call Me by Your Name’

Short Film (Live Action): Chris Overton and Rachel Shenton for ‘The Silent Child’

Documentary Short Subject: Frank Stiefel for ‘Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405’

Film Editing: Lee Smith for ‘Dunkirk’

Visual Effects: John Nelson, Gerd Nefzer, Paul Lambert and Richard R. Hoover for ‘Blade Runner 2049’

Animated Feature Film: Lee Unkrich and Darla K. Anderson for ‘Coco’

Animated Short Film: Kobe Bryant and Glen Keane for ‘Dear Basketball’

Best Actress in a Supporting Role: Allison Janney for ‘I, Tonya’

Foreign Language Film: ‘A Fantastic Woman’

Production Design: Paul Denham Austerberry, Shane Vieau, and Jeffrey A. Melvin for ‘The Shape of Water’

Sound Mixing: Gregg Landaker, Gary A. Rizzo and Mark Weingarten for ‘Dunkirk’

Sound Editing: Richard King and Alex Gibson for ‘Dunkirk’

Documentary (Feature): ‘Icarus’

Here are some interesting facts about the Oscar Awards-

1. The Academy Awards are a set of 24 awards given annually by theAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS).

2. In Oscar 2018, James Ivory became the oldest person to win an Oscar with his award win for best-adapted screenplay for the film 'Call Me By Your Name'.

3. In Oscar 2018, Basketball legend and five-time NBA champion Kobe Bryant has won an Oscar for his animated short film 'Dear Basketball'.

4. The Oscar trophies are plated with the same gold as NASA's $8.9-billion James Webb Space Telescope, according to the space agency.

5. The first-ever Academy Awards, which took place in 1929, lasted only 15 minutes.

6. Jimmy Kimmel hosted the ceremony for the second year in a row. He has become the first host since Billy Crystal to do so.

7. Tatum Beatrice O'Neal became the youngest person to win an Oscar at the age of 10 in 1974. She won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for the 1973 film Paper Moon.

8. 'Loving Vincent', the world's first hand-painted feature film, has been nominated in the 'Animated Feature Film' category at Oscars 2018.

9. Costume designer Bhanu Athaiya became the first Indian to get an Oscar when she received the Best Costume Design award at the 55th Annual Academy Awards in 1983. She shared the award with British costume designer John Mollo for their work in the film 'Gandhi'.

10. The 1957 film 'Mother India' was the first Indian film to be nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film category at the Oscars.

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22/04/2018

- EAM Sushma Swaraj Left For China On 4-Day Visit For SCO Meet

- 16th Federation Cup Junior National Athletics Championship Begins Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu

- 1st International SME Convention 2018 To Be Held In New Delhi

- Rahul Kulshreshth Appointed As The Next Ambassador Of India To Egypt

- Sanjay Bhattacharya Appointed As The Next Ambassador Of lndia To Turkey

- Ravi Thapar Appointed As The Next Ambassador Of India To Nicaragua

- Daniel Ricciardo Wins Chinese Grand Prix 2018

- Deepika Padukone , Virat Kohli In TIME’s 100 Most Influential People List

- Shrimant Jha Bags Bronze At Asian Arm wrestling Championship In Kazakhstan .

- BRICS Finance Ministers And Central Bank Governors Meeting In Washington D.C

- Conference on ' Urban Development: Technological Solutions and Governance Challenges ' In Ahmedabad

- TCS First Indian Company With $100 Billion Market Cap

- Miguel Diaz-Canel Named Cuba's New President

- : Prince Charles To Be Next Head Of Commonwealth

- : Vijay Goel Launches Central Project Monitoring Unit For E-Vidhan Project

22/04/2018

1. Stir (noun): Arouse strong feeling in (someone); move or excite.: (हलचल)
Synonyms: Bustling, Bustle, Ado, Commotion, Clutter, Upheaval, Unrest
Antonyms: Stultify, Quietude, Tranquillity, Hush, Calm, Peace
Example: The plane's first jolt caused a stir among the passengers, and by the third one they were in a panic.
Related word: Stirred (past participle), Stirring (present participle)

2. Atrocity (noun): An extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical violence or injury. (क्रूरता, अतिदुष्ट व्यवहार)
Synonyms: Barbarity, Brutality, Savagery, Wickedness, Cruelty, Abomination, Enormity, Monstrosity, Obscenity, Iniquity, Malfeasance, Tort
Antonyms: Kindness, Pleasantness, Allurement, Benignity, Clemency, Compassion, Humaneness
Example: The atrocity of the murders stunned the entire city.
Related word: Atrocities (plural), Atrocious (adjective)

3. Radical (adjective): Believing or expressing the belief that there should be great or extreme social or political change: (सुधारकारी)
Synonyms: Revolutionary, Progressive, Reforming, Reformist, Revisionist,
Antonyms: Conservative, Reactionary, Unprogressive, Conventional, Traditional
Example: Casteism is a desperate situation which requires radical solution.
Related word: Radicality (noun), Radicalness (noun)

4. Exalt (verb): To praise someone a lot, or to raise someone to a higher rank or more powerful position. (प्रशंसा करना, ऊंचा पद देना)
Synonyms: Glorify, Extol, Praise, Acclaim, Elevate, Promote, Raise, Advance, Ennoble, Dignify, Aggrandize
Antonyms: Belittle, Abase, Humiliate Lower, Depress Disparage, Despise
Example: The essay exalts the simple beauty of the country.
Related word: Exaltation (noun), Exalting, Exalted

5. Quantum (noun): An amount of something: (मात्रा)
Synonyms: Quantity, Measure, Portion, Share
Example: Earnings depend on the quantum of work done by you.

6. Cognisable (noun): That can be known or perceived or within the jurisdiction of a court. (अदालत के अधिकार क्षेत्र के अंतर्गत)
Synonyms: Discernible, Comprehensible, Perceptible, Perceivable, Knowable Cognoscible
Antonyms: Unknowable, Transcendent
Example: Murder, and r**e are cognisable and non-bailable offences.

7. Whittle Eown (phrasal verb): To gradually cut or diminish something to a more appropriate size or to the proper size. (धीरे - धीरे कम करना)
Synonyms: Curtail, Encroach, Attenuate
Antonyms: Increase, Augment
Example: We had 80 applicants for the job, but we've whittled them down to six.

8. Frivolous (adjective): Behaving in a silly way and not taking anything seriously; carefree attitude. ( गंभीर नहीं /तुच्छ)
Synonyms: Flippant, Glib, Waggish, Facetious
Antonyms: Sensible, Serious, Solemn
Example: I just decided I was a bit too frivolous to be a doctor.
Related word: Frivolousness (noun), Frivolously (adverb)

9. Prompt (adjective): Done quickly and without delay. (शीघ्र)
Synonyms: Quick, Swift, Rapid, Speedy, Fast, Immediate, Instant, Expeditious, Early, Punctual
Antonym: Slow, Late, Unwilling, Sluggish, Lethargic, Tardy
Example: They've written back already - that was a very prompt reply.

10. Jurisprudence (noun): The study of law and the principles on which law is based. (न्यायशास्र)
Synonyms: Theology, Deontology, Lawmaking, Divinity, Jurisprudence, Law Book
Antonym: Lawlessness, Disorganised
Example: Canada has a jurisprudence tradition of protecting human rights.

22/04/2018

@ Earth Day is an annual event celebrated on April 22.

@ Worldwide, various events are held to demonstrate support for environmental protection.

@ First celebrated in 1970, Earth Day events in more than 193 countries are now coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network.

@ On Earth Day 2016, the landmark Paris Agreement was signed by the United States, China, and some 120 other countries. This signing satisfied a key requirement for the entry into force of the historic draft climate protection treaty adopted by consensus of the 195 nations present at the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris.



For 2018, the Earth Day theme is End Plastic Pollution.

19/04/2018

: (19 April 2018)

- World Bank To Fund Community-Led Landscapes Management In Meghalaya

- Government Launches First Tranche Of Sovereign Gold Bonds For FY19

- 7.8% India’s Growth Rate For 2019 As Per IMF’s Latest World Economic Outlook Report

- The ‘ Group of Ministers (GoM) Meeting – 2018 ’ Has Started In Guwahati

- Island Tourism Festival Has Started In Andaman And Nicobar Islands

- Vijay Rupani Has Launched The Digital Platform ‘ Pocket Cop Project ’ For Police Force .

- :World Heritage Day- 18 April World Heritage Day Theme - ' Heritage For Generations'.

- : Shri Prakash Javadekar To Launch ‘ Study In India ’ Portal Of HRD Ministry

- First Meeting of National Council Under POSHAN Abhiyaan In New Delhi

- Suresh Prabhu Launches Digital Platform For MSME Exporters

- IMF Forecasts India Growth At 7.4 Percent For FY19

- : Aditi Rao Hydari To Receive Dadasaheb Phalke Excellence Award

- : DARPAN-PLI App Launched by Communications Ministry

- India-Wiesbaden Conference 2018 Held In New Delhi

- SAARC Regional Summit Held In Hyderabad

- Indian Overseas Bank Has A New Chief Financial Officer is C Haridas

19/04/2018

1. Made good on something (idiom):To do what you have said you would do. (कर के दिखाना)
Synonyms: Come Through, Fulfil, Deliver
Example: My grandfather said he would pay for me to go to college, and he made good on that promise.

2. Escalate (verb): To make or become greater or more serious: (तेजी से वृद्धि)
Synonyms: Heighten, Strengthen, Intensify, Accelerate join englishpitara
Antonyms: Plunge, Decline, Decrease, Diminish
Example: Sending in more troops would escalate the war.

3. Gutted (adjective): Extremely disappointed and unhappy. (निराश)
Synonyms: Devastated, Heart-Broken, Disappointed, Inconsolable
Antonyms: Pleased, Successful
Example: He was gutted when she finished the relationship.

4. Watchdog (noun): A group that watches the activities of a particular part of government in order to report illegal acts or problems: (निगरानी रखने वाला)
Synonyms: Ombudsman, Monitor, Scrutineer, Inspector, Observer, Supervisor,
Antonyms: Prisoner
Example: The government act as a independent watchdog over government spending.

5. Flout (verb): To intentionally not obey a rule, law, or custom: (उल्लंघन करना) Join@Englishpitara
Synonyms: Ignore, Disregard, Despise , Neglect, Defy Violate
Antonyms: Obey, Approve, Observe
Example: Many motorcyclists flout the law by not wearing helmets.

6. Bravado (noun): A pretentious, swaggering display of courage. (साहस प्रदर्शन)
Synonyms: Boasting, Bombast, Bragging, Swagger, Machismo
Antonyms: Modesty, Cowardice, Bashfulness
Example: Picasso, with his polkadot shirt and clashing tie attempted an air of bravado, but lost confidence by the minute.

7. Deter (verb): To prevent or discourage someone from doing something. (रोकना)
Synonyms: Prevent, Stop, Dissuade, Impede, Hinder, Restrain
Antonyms: Encourage, Advance, Instigate, Incite, Facilitate
Example: High prices are deterring a lot of young couples from buying houses

8. Confrontation (noun): An argument or fight: (आमना-सामना)
Synonyms: Conflict, Clash, Brush, Fight, Battle, Contest, Encounter,
Antonyms: Concord, Harmony, Peace, Agreement
Example: I had a confrontation this morning with my boss

9. Brute (adjective): Great physical force or strength. (कठोर)
Synonyms: Atrocious, Barbarous, Brutal, Beastly, Be***al
Antonyms: Tender, Warm-Hearted, Humane, Merciful
Example: In the end she used brute force to push him out.

10. Multilateral (adjective): Having members or contributors from several groups, especially several different countries. (बहुपक्षीय)
Synonyms: Many-Sided, Multidimensional, Multifaceted
Antonyms: Unilateral, One-Sided, Separate, Independent
Example: Seven countries are taking part in the multilateral talks.

18/04/2018

- NABARD Sanctioned Project Under Saur Sujala Scheme In Chhattisgarh

- Queen Elizabeth Appoints Prince Harry As Commonwealth Youth Ambassador

- India Breach 500 Medal Mark In Commonwealth Games

- Andrew Sean Greer Wins The 2018 Pulitzer Prize For Fiction

- Haryana Govt To Honor All 22 Medallists Of CWG 2018 From The State

- Jayant Sinha To Head A Task Force For Fast-Tracking UAV Technology

- The 29th Arab League Summit 2018 Has Started In Dahran

- Yuki Bhambri Won The 2018 Santaizi ATP Challenger Tennis Tournament In Taipei .

- World Haemophilia Day - 17 April : Theme Of WHD 2018 Is ' Sharing Knowledge Makes Us Stronger '

- India Ranks 10th On New Commonwealth Innovation Index

- East Godavari , First District With Complete LED Street Lighting

- Government Removes 44 Districts From Naxal-Affected Areas List

- Bengaluru Highest Paying City For Talent : Report

- : World Bank Projects India’s Growth Rate At 7.3% For 2018-19

- Lt Gen PP Malhotra Takes Over As Director-General Of NCC

- India Signed Loan Agreement With World Bank For USD 48 Million For Meghalaya

- The First African Land Forces Summit (ALFS) Began In Nigerian Capital , Abuja

- China To Launch New Weather Satellite - Fengyun-II 09

- Pakistan Successfully Test Fires Enhanced Version Of Babur Cruise Missile

- Kerala Will Host The India Skills Kerala 2018 In Kochi

- :The New York Times And The New Yorker Won The Pulitzer Prize For Public Service

- Government Revises Target To Complete PMGSY From Year 2022 To 2019

- UK Joins International Solar Alliance To Mark Narendra Modi Visit

18/04/2018

DAILY VOCAB

1. Volatile (adjective): Likely to change suddenly and unexpectedly or suddenly become violent or angry. (परिवर्तनशील)
Synonyms: Fickleness Inconstancy Changeability Capriciousness, Impulsive, Unsteady, Mercurial
Antonyms: Unvarying, Stationary, Stable, Immutable
Example: Food and fuel prices are very volatile in a war situation.

2. Glut (noun) : An excessively abundant supply of something. (भरमार)
Synonyms: Surplus, Excess, Surfeit, Superfluity, Plethora, Superabundance, Profusion
Antonyms: Dearth, Scarcity, Lack, Deficiency
Example: The current glut of graduates means that many of them will not be able to find jobs.

3. In the offing (idiom) : Likely to happen or appear soon. (होनेवाला है)
Synonyms: Upcoming, Forthcoming, Imminent, Coming-Up
Antonyms: Distant, Unlikely, Implausible
Example: With an election in the offing, the mayor is getting nervous.

4. Factor in something (idiom) : To consider information, esp. as something that might influence a result. (पहलुओं को ध्यान में रखना)
Synonyms: Take Account Of, Acknowledge
Antonyms: Ignore, Disregard
Example: It’s going to feel like 110° there when you factor in the humidity.

5. Reluctant (adjective) : Not willing to do something and therefore slow to do it: (अनिच्छुक)
Synonyms: Unwilling, Disinclined, Unenthusiastic, Grudging, Resistant
Antonyms: Willing, Eager, Ready
Example: She reluctantly agreed to step down as managing director.

6. Scale down (phrasal verb) : To make something smaller in size, amount etc than it used to be. (कम करना)
Synonyms: Curtail Dwindle, Mitigate, Reduce
Antonyms: Scale-Up, Extend, Enlarge, Expand
Example: One factory has had to scale down its workforce from six hundred to only six.

7. Fly in the face of (idiom): To be or act in clear opposition to something else. (पूरी तरह से विरोध करना)
Synonyms: Defy, Oppose, Disregard, Go Against, Flout, Disobey
Antonyms: Conform, Obey, Comply
Example: Flying in the face of public opinion, the local authority has approved the demolition of the old theatre.

8. Ostensible (adjective): Stated or appearing to be true, but not necessarily so. (ख़याली)
Synonyms: Delusive, Unreal, Supposed, Insubstantial, Superficial, Apparent
Antonyms: Real, Genuine, Veritable
Example: He has spent the past three months in Florida, ostensibly for medical treatment, but in actual fact to avoid prosecution.

9. Litmus test (idiom) : A test used to determine someone's true intentions or beliefs. (परीक्षा सच्चाई की)
Synonyms: Sign, Signal, Indication, Proof, Measure
Example: The president's policy on abortion is regarded as a litmus test of his views on women's rights.

10. Tied one up in knots (idiom) : To confuse someone. (किसी को भ्रमित करना)
Synonyms: worry, panic, fret, puzzle
Antonym: Simplify, Clear, Systematic
Example: The Director of Studies tied me up in knots by asking tricky questions.

15/04/2018

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14/04/2018

MBA aspirants need to take even bigger loans; top IIMs to hike fees by 5-17%

IIM Ahmedabad, which offers the most expensive programme among the IIMs, will now charge students a fee of Rs 22 lakh for its two-year programme.