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Saturday, 21 November 2015

Current Affairs in English, 22nd Nov, 2015

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UN Security Council approved French-sponsored resolution urging action against ISIS
It unequivocally condemns in the strongest terms the horrifying
terrorist attacks carried out by the Islamic State in Sousse, Tunisia and Ankara, Turkey in 2015.

23rd APEC Economic Leaders Meeting Declaration Issued
The Declaration is titled Building Inclusive Economies, Building a Better World: A Vision for an Asia-Pacific Community.

Egypt, Russia signed deal to build a nuclear power plant in Egypt
The plant will be the first in Egypt and will be built at Dabaa in the North of the country.

US House of Representatives passed Bill to restrict entry of Syrian, Iraqi refugees
The bill that seeks to impose more stringent security provisions on already robust screening of Iraqi and Syrian refugees was voted 289 in favour to 137 opposed.

CCEA approved extension of Indian Development and Economic Assistance Scheme
The scheme was extended for five years from 2015-16 to 2019-20 at an estimated cost of 3771 crore rupees.

Srilankan President presented cabinet paper to abolish Executive Presidency
By doing so, Sirisena fulfills a pledge he gave during the Presidential election manifesto 2015, under the theme A Compassionate Maithri Governance-A Stable Country.

India and Vietnam inked MoU for cooperation in the field of Animal Health
The MoU seeks the promotion of mutual cooperation between both the nations through joint activities in the areas of animal health.

Union Cabinet approved German as additional foreign language in Kendriya Vidyalayas
With this approval, German language will now be taught as an additional foreign language in KVs in conformity with the National Education Policy, 1986.

India ratified Articles of Agreement of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
India will be the second-biggest shareholder with 8.4 percent, followed by Russia, which will have a 6.5 percent stake.

Bangladesh Government blocked social media platform on security grounds
The order came following the Supreme Court verdict of death penalty to war criminals Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid.


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