7 Minutes Read: Revision of Current Affairs made easy!
Now find the whole week’s current events for UPSC Current Affairs in one place and make your own current affairs notes for IAS Exam at ease.
The segment provides most important current events from 14 May to 20 May 2017. Below listed are the events in the news that will help the candidates to revise and remember the important news and events for UPSC Current Affairs.
- Linking of PAN to Aadhaar fine: SC
- New medical regulator may have elected members
- Swiss support India’s NSG bid
- India, Pakistan become full members of SCO
- Nano Particles to treat eye infection
- Rajasthan leads in child marriages
- Cattle slaughter: Not infringing on State laws, says Arun Jaitley
- EC wants govt to review changes in poll funding laws
- Revenge porn surge makes government sit up
- India, Russia ink nuclear plant pact
- LIGO makes third gravitational wave detection
- India’s polar ship still a long way off
- China vows to stick to Paris pact
- Donald Trump goes rogue, pulls US out of ‘partial to India, China’ climate deal
- Earth is on the brink of a sixth mass extinction putting animals at unprecedented’ extinction risk in the next 50 years, experts warn
- SC to hear plea on cattle trade rules
- India to join SCO in Astana
- WHO revises antibiotics protocol
- RBI holds rates to retain ‘credibility’
- India to remain among top 3 investment destinations till ’19
- 115 endangered vultures sighted on a tree in Dudhwa national park
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- IMD predicts more rain this monsoon
- As July 1 nears, GST interface not ready
- Child-friendly HIV drug gets govt. nod
- Centre notifies rules on capital gains tax
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- India to weather Qatar storm now
- Nepal, China ink mega hydropower agreement
- ‘Saudi, UAE seek to isolate Qatar’
- India rejects Trump’s allegations on Paris pact
- Survey puts Nilgiri tahr population at 1,420
- India’s biodiversity riches grow by 499 species
- India successfully fires heaviest launch vehicle
- IMD to give malaria, chikungunya alerts
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- Draft Social Security Code raises doubts about efficacy ‘It is evasive about the benefits accruing to workers in the unorganised sector’
- India, France to join hands on Paris pact Leaders of the two countries also vow to unite to boost maritime security and fight against terrorism
- NCR becoming a death trap for birds: report Pollution, degradation of water sources, radiation from mobile towers are threatening survival of birds
- New GST rate of 3% for gold, diamonds Rates finalised for all
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