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[ad_1] Over 400 domestic and over 150 overseas men’s players have registered for the auction The much-anticipated revival of the Hockey India League is set to take off with the Men’s Auction in New Delhi on Sunday. 400 domestic and over 150 overseas men’s players have registered to stand a chance to feature in one of the eight Men’s Teams when the Hockey India League kicks off in Rourkela later this year. Each team will have a purse of ₹4 crores to pick players that have been categorized under three base price slabs: ₹2 lahks, ₹5 lahks and ₹10 lakhs over the next two days. The Auction will feature stars like Harmanpreet Singh, Hardik Singh, Manpreet Singh Mandeep Singh, Sanjay, Jugraj Singh, Jarmanpreet Singh, Amit Rohidas, Sukhjeet Singh, Lalit Kumar Upadhyay, Gurjant Singh, Abhishek, Krishan B Pathak, Sumit, Vivek Sagar Prasad, Shamsher Singh, Raj Kumar Pal, Nilakanta Sharma and many more Indian regulars. Adding to the excitement, former Indian hockey legends such as Rupinder Pal Singh, Birendra Lakra, and Dharamvir Singh have also registered. A few of the International hockey icons eager to play in the revamped Hockey India League are Arthur van Doren, Alexander Hendrickx, Gonzalo Peillat, Jip Janssen, Thierry Brinkman, Dayaan Cassiem, Tom Wickham, Jean Paul Danneberg, Pirmin Blaak, Jorrit Croon, and Mats Grambusch. The Delhi based team, owned by SG Sports Pvt Ltd has been named SG Pipers. Mr. Mahesh Bhupathi, CEO of SG Sports Pvt Ltd will be leading the team at the Auction along with Director of Hockey Mr. PR Sreejesh, Head Coach Mr. Graham Reid and Assistant Coach Mr. Shivendra Singh. Tamil Nadu based Team, owned by M & C Property Development Pvt Ltd, will be called Tamil Nadu Dragons. CMD Mr. Jose Charles Martin will be representing the team along with Mr. Joseph Selvan, Mr. Rein Van Eijk, and Mr. Charles Dixon. Shrachi Sports Endeavour Private Limited has named the team based in Kolkata as Shrachi Rarh Bengal Tigers. Mr. Neeraj Thakur and Mr. Saurav Sikdar from Shrachi Sports Endeavour Private Limited will be accompanied by Mr. Jagraj Singh, Mr. Romesh Pathania, Mr. Abhishek Sharma, Mr. Deepak Thakur and Mr. Adrian Dsouza. Hyderabad based team, owned by Resolute Sports Pvt. Ltd., will be called Hyderabad Toofans. Mr. Alok Sanghi, MD will be accompanied by Mr. Sidhant Gautam, General Manager and Team Director Siddharth Pandey, Head Coach Pasha Gademan, Assistant Coaches Emily Calderon and Sanjay Bir, and Scientific Advisor Robin Arkell. The team based in Lucknow, owned by Yadu Sports Pvt Ltd, has been named UP Rudras. Mr. Paul Van Ass, Mr. Thomas Tichelman and Mr. Cedric D’souza will be a part of the coaching set up for the UP Rudras. JSW Punjab and Haryana is owned by JSW Sports. Their team will comprise of JSW Sports COO Mr. Divyanshu Singh, Mr. Arjun Halappa, Mr. Jeroen Baart, Mr. Sardar Singh, Mr. Michael Cosma and Mr. Srinivas Murthy. Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey. The Odisha team is owned by Vedanta Ltd. Vedanta Ltd’s Mr. Sunil Gupta and Ms. Mansi Chauhan will be joined by Mr. Kariappa B. J, Mr. David John, and Dr. AB Subbaiah in the team. Team Gonasika, which is based in Visakhapatnam, will be headed by Mr. Tarini Prasad Mohanty. “The Hockey India League is taking its first steps as a revamped league and we are excited to see it take off after years of planning and hard work. We have an unprecedented number of players taking part in the Auction, which shows that fans and players alike have been longing for the league to return. The Hockey India League is going to be a huge success and we cannot wait to see the players don their jerseys and take the field,” Hockey India President Dr. Dilip Tirkey commented. Hockey India Secretary General Shri Bhola Nath Singh also weighed in saying, “All preparations are in place for an edge of the seat Auction tomorrow. A huge number of players are set to go under the hammer in the next few days and I wish all the best to the players who have registered themselves for the auction. We hope to see some formidable teams formed in the next three days.”

Each team will consist of 24 players, including 16 Indian players (with a mandatory inclusion of 4 junior players) and 8 overseas players, reflecting HIL’s vision of promoting both local and global talent. •13th Oct, 2:30 PM (Men’s Auction) •14th Oct, 10:00 AM (Men’s Auction) •15th Oct, 10:00 AM (Women’s Auction) The post Hockey India League Men’s Auction: Over 550 players set to go under the hammer appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Over 400 domestic and over 150 overseas men’s players have registered for the auction The much-anticipated revival of the Hockey India League is set to take off with the Men’s Auction in New Delhi on Sunday. 400 domestic and over 150 overseas men’s players have registered to stand a chance to feature in one of the eight Men’s Teams when the Hockey India League kicks off in Rourkela later this year. Each team will have a purse of ₹4 crores to pick players that have been categorized under three base price slabs: ₹2 lahks, ₹5 lahks and ₹10 lakhs over the next two days. The Auction will feature stars like Harmanpreet Singh, Hardik Singh, Manpreet Singh Mandeep Singh, Sanjay, Jugraj Singh, Jarmanpreet Singh, Amit Rohidas, Sukhjeet Singh, Lalit Kumar Upadhyay, Gurjant Singh, Abhishek, Krishan B Pathak, Sumit, Vivek Sagar Prasad, Shamsher Singh, Raj Kumar Pal, Nilakanta Sharma and many more Indian regulars. Adding to the excitement, former Indian hockey legends such as Rupinder Pal Singh, Birendra Lakra, and Dharamvir Singh have also registered. A few of the International hockey icons eager to play in the revamped Hockey India League are Arthur van Doren, Alexander Hendrickx, Gonzalo Peillat, Jip Janssen, Thierry Brinkman, Dayaan Cassiem, Tom Wickham, Jean Paul Danneberg, Pirmin Blaak, Jorrit Croon, and Mats Grambusch. The Delhi based team, owned by SG Sports Pvt Ltd has been named SG Pipers. Mr. Mahesh Bhupathi, CEO of SG Sports Pvt Ltd will be leading the team at the Auction along with Director of Hockey Mr. PR Sreejesh, Head Coach Mr. Graham Reid and Assistant Coach Mr. Shivendra Singh. Tamil Nadu based Team, owned by M & C Property Development Pvt Ltd, will be called Tamil Nadu Dragons. CMD Mr. Jose Charles Martin will be representing the team along with Mr. Joseph Selvan, Mr. Rein Van Eijk, and Mr. Charles Dixon. Shrachi Sports Endeavour Private Limited has named the team based in Kolkata as Shrachi Rarh Bengal Tigers. Mr. Neeraj Thakur and Mr. Saurav Sikdar from Shrachi Sports Endeavour Private Limited will be accompanied by Mr. Jagraj Singh, Mr. Romesh Pathania, Mr. Abhishek Sharma, Mr. Deepak Thakur and Mr. Adrian Dsouza. Hyderabad based team, owned by Resolute Sports Pvt. Ltd., will be called Hyderabad Toofans. Mr. Alok Sanghi, MD will be accompanied by Mr. Sidhant Gautam, General Manager and Team Director Siddharth Pandey, Head Coach Pasha Gademan, Assistant Coaches Emily Calderon and Sanjay Bir, and Scientific Advisor Robin Arkell. The team based in Lucknow, owned by Yadu Sports Pvt Ltd, has been named UP Rudras. Mr. Paul Van Ass, Mr. Thomas Tichelman and Mr. Cedric D’souza will be a part of the coaching set up for the UP Rudras. JSW Punjab and Haryana is owned by JSW Sports. Their team will comprise of JSW Sports COO Mr. Divyanshu Singh, Mr. Arjun Halappa, Mr. Jeroen Baart, Mr. Sardar Singh, Mr. Michael Cosma and Mr. Srinivas Murthy. Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey. The Odisha team is owned by Vedanta Ltd. Vedanta Ltd’s Mr. Sunil Gupta and Ms. Mansi Chauhan will be joined by Mr. Kariappa B. J, Mr. David John, and Dr. AB Subbaiah in the team. Team Gonasika, which is based in Visakhapatnam, will be headed by Mr. Tarini Prasad Mohanty. “The Hockey India League is taking its first steps as a revamped league and we are excited to see it take off after years of planning and hard work. We have an unprecedented number of players taking part in the Auction, which shows that fans and players alike have been longing for the league to return. The Hockey India League is going to be a huge success and we cannot wait to see the players don their jerseys and take the field,” Hockey India President Dr. Dilip Tirkey commented. Hockey India Secretary General Shri Bhola Nath Singh also weighed in saying, “All preparations are in place for an edge of the seat Auction tomorrow. A huge number of players are set to go under the hammer in the next few days and I wish all the best to the players who have registered themselves for the auction. We hope to see some formidable teams formed in the next three days.”

Each team will consist of 24 players, including 16 Indian players (with a mandatory inclusion of 4 junior players) and 8 overseas players, reflecting HIL’s vision of promoting both local and global talent. •13th Oct, 2:30 PM (Men’s Auction) •14th Oct, 10:00 AM (Men’s Auction) •15th Oct, 10:00 AM (Women’s Auction) The post Hockey India League Men’s Auction: Over 550 players set to go under the hammer appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Raj Express. Finally, the 11-day long Birmingham Commonwealth Games have officially come to an end. In these games, thousands of players from 72 countries gave their lives for more than 1800 medals. Indian players also performed brilliantly in the Commonwealth Games. Despite not shooting in this time's Commonwealth Games, India won a total of 61 medals. Let us tell you that India has won the most medals in shooting in the history of Commonwealth Games. The next Commonwealth Games will be held in Australia in the year 2026.

India's performance

Indian players have won a total of 61 medals including 23 gold, 16 silver and 22 bronze in the Commonwealth Games 2022. India has won 12 medals including 6 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze in wrestling. At the same time, 10 medals have been won in weightlifting and 7 medals in boxing. With this, India stood at number four in the tally of Commonwealth Games medals. This time Australia has won the most medals. Australia has won a total of 178 medals including 67 Gold, 57 Silver and 54 Bronze.

India's Gold Medalist:

Mirabai Chanu (Weightlifting 49 KG)

Jeremy Lalrinnunga (Weightlifting 67 KG)

Achinta Sheuli (Weightlifting 73 KG)

Women's Team (Lawn Balls)

Men's Team (Table Tennis)

Sudhir (Para Powerlifting)

Bajrang Punia (Wrestling 65 KG)

Sakshi Malik (Wrestling 62 KG)

Deepak Poonia (Wrestling 86 KG)

Ravi Kumar Dahiya (Wrestling 57KG)

Vinesh Phogat ( Wrestling 53 KG)

Naveen Kumar (Wrestling 74 KG)

Bhavina Patel (Para Table Tennis)

Neetu Ghanghas (Boxing)

Amit Panghal (Boxing)

Aldhaus Paul (triple jump)

Nikhat Zareen (Boxing)

Achant and Sreeja Akula (Table Tennis)

PV Sindhu (Badminton)

Lakshya Sen (Badminton)

Satwik and Chirag (Badminton)

Achant Sharath Kamal (Table Tennis)

Silver Medalist of India:

Sanket Mahadev (Weightlifting 55 KG)

Bindiyarani Devi (Weightlifting 55 KG)

Sushila Devi (Judo 48 KG)

Vikas Thakur (Weightlifting 96 KG)

Mixed Team (Badminton)

Paintbrush Mann (Judo)

Murali Sreeshankar (Long Jump)

Anshu Malik (Wrestling 57 KG)

Priyanka Goswami (10 km walk)

Avinash Sable (Steeplechase)

Men's Team (Lawn Balls)

Abdullah Abubakar (triple jump)

Achant and G Sathiyan (Table Tennis)

Sagar Ahlawat (Boxing)

Women's Team (Cricket)

Indian Men's Team (Hockey)

India's Bronze Medalist:

Gururaja (Weightlifting 61 KG)

Vijay Kumar Yadav (Judo 60 KG)

Harjinder Kaur (Weightlifting 71KG)

Lovepreet Singh (Weightlifting 109 KG)

Saurav Ghoshal (Squash)

Gurdeep Singh (Weightlifting 109 KG)

Tejaswin Shankar (High Jump)

Divya Kakran (Wrestling 68 KG)

Mohit Grewal (Wrestling 125 KG)

Jasmine Lamboria (boxing)

Pooja Gehlot (Wrestling 50 KG)

Pooja Sihag (Wrestling)

Mohammad Husamuddin (Boxing)

Deepak Nehra (Wrestling 97 KG)

Sonalben Patel (Para Table Tennis)

Rohit Tokas (Boxing)

Indian Women's Team (Hockey)

Sandeep Kumar (10 km walk)

Annu Rani (Javelin Throw)

Sourav and Dipika Pallikal (Squash)

Kidambi Srikanth (Badminton)

Gayatri and Trisha Jolly - Bronze (Badminton)

Yes. Sathiyan (Table Tennis)

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Pushkar Singh Dhami to be sworn-in as CM of Uttarakhand today, PM Modi will attend grand ceremony!!!

As per sources, Pushkar Singh Dhami’s oath-taking ceremony for a second term is scheduled to take place at 2.30 pm today. It is expected that prime minister Narendra Modi, Union home minister Amit Shah, and BJP president JP Nadda will attend this swear-in grand ceremony. The ceremony will be held at the parade ground in Dehradun in the presence of Bharatiya Janta Party top brass including PM and union home minister. He will be the 12th chief minister of the hill state.

Along with Pushkar Singh Dhami, his cabinet will also be administrated the oath today. This ends the long suspense on the face of the new CM of Uttarakhand. On Monday, the BJP elected him as the leader of the legislative party in Uttarakhand.

Apart from Mr. Modi, Amit Shah, and JP Nadda, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sama and Dhami’s Himachal Pradesh counterpart Jai Ram Thakur will attend the ceremony. After the decision of retaining Mr. Dhami as CM, now the party BJP has moved on to the next job in their hands which is cabinet formation in Uttarakhand.

In this cabinet, at least three new faces will be introduced as Harak Singh Rawat and Yashpal Arya who were the members of the last cabinet has joined the Congress party recently and also former minister Swami Yatishwaranand lost his seat so the party is going to introduce three new faces in the cabinet to fulfill these vacant seats.

Probably, the three new faces could be former chief minister Vijay Bahuguna’s son and Sitarganj MLA Saurav Bhaugua, along with former chief minister Bhuvan Chandra’s daughter and Kotdwar MLA Ritu Khanduri Bhushan, and Dilip Singh Rawat who has scored a huge win against Harak Singh Rawat’s daughter-in-law in Lansdowne. The BJP has won the popular elections for the second consecutive time and has bagged 47 seats out of 70.

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Ex-JNU student report card in Bihar polls: CPML, Cong win; BJP loses

Sandeep Saurav of CPML

NEW DELHI: JNU is a Left bastion. But three former students who contested the Bihar assembly polls belonged to different shades of the ideological spectrum. Sandeep Saurav of CPML won handsomely by over 30,000 votes from Paliganj. Shakeel Ahmad Khan of Congress easily retained Kadwa. BJP’s Nikhil Anand lost by over 32,000 votes in Maner. Both Saurav and Khan were notable student leaders. Saurav, 33, became the student union’s general secretary (2013-14) contesting on an AISA ticket, the student wing of CPML. Khan became JNUSU president in 1992. He was then politically affiliated with SFI, the student’s body of CPM. Anand, who lost to RJD’s evergreen Bhai Virendra, was a student at Centre for Chinese and Japanese studies in the 1990s. Saurav says that engaging in campus politics helped him in various ways. “JNU was a playground of student organisations from the entire political spectrum. We got trained in handling questions and attacks from all quarters. University politics also helped us develop the confidence to speak on a range of subjects,” says the Paliganj MLA with over 15,000 followers on Twitter. “JNU politics isn’t about getting better facilities for students. It is sensitive to larger issues: problems of peasantry, women’s empowerment, labour rights, communalism. We learnt to raise questions and mobilise the youth,” says Saurav, who earned a PhD in Hindi literature. Anand, 45, says that in JNU, he “learnt the importance of ideological commitment and developed a concern for people’s welfare.” Saurav ousted Jayvardhan Yadav of JD(U) in Paliganj, a living specimen of India Ignored, located about 40 kms from Patna. “I have been to villages which don’t have a single pucca home. My focus would be on improving education and health facilities. Paliganj lies between two rivers, Punpun and Sone, and knitted by a network of canals. They are in a sorry state and need immediate overhaul,” he says. Khan, a former JNUSU president, had triumphed in 2010 by less than 6,000 votes. This time he bested Chandrabhushan Thakur (LJP) by over 32,000 votes. His Twitter bio describes him as “national Secretary, AICC” and in-charge of J&K. Kadwa, located in Katihar district, grapples with the annual problem of flood and land erosion every year. A news report pasted on his Facebook page quoted Khan as saying that more roads and puliya (small bridges) will be built in the area.

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Bhai-Beta Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) begins with Shah-Dhumal jodi

Bhai-Beta Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) begins with Shah-Dhumal jodi

Unlike in the game of cricket where first you learn and then play the game, Shah and Dhumal will first start playing and then learn the game

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Bhai-BetaControl for Cricket in India. Barring Saurav Ganguly for now, the Board of Control for Cricket in India is back to square one. Lodha Committee report and the Supreme Court’s intervention go for a toss. Though,…

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#609 Tajinderpal Singh Noor SHOTput Gold performance was as GOOD as it gets; Won with games record of 20.75m throw; Saurav, Dipika and Joshna lose in Squash SF but win bronze; 2 Bridge teams assured of medal after reaching SF; Mohammed Anas, Hima Das and Rajiv Arora move to 400m finals;Indian women's hockey team outclass Korea; PV Sindhu and Saina move to singles QF in badminton; Badminton doubles team, Archery and Shooters disappoint; City held in EPL by Wolves; Barca win in La Liga and more...:-)

On day 7 of Asian games, Indian archers disappointed again. They reached QF but got humiliated there. Archery has been biggest underachievers in this Asian games. No medals so far. Shooting also didn’t get any medals. In Squash, 3 medals was assured. Dipika, Joshna and Saurav all had reached finals. Saurav was defending champion and same was expected of him when he lead 2-0 set but allowed his HK opponent to come back and win 2-3. Other 2 ladies also lost. So it was 3 bronze in Squash singles. Hope they get more medals and hopefully silver or gold in doubles. In Bridge, India reached SF in 2 events and were assured of 2 medals. Vikas Thakur who had won silver in weightlifting in CWG failed to get any medal. In badminton, Saina and Sindhu won in straight sets to reach QF. They are 1 win away from a certain medal. Would be interesting to see if they clash in finals which would be great for India !! India 2 men’s doubles teams in round of 16 and one women’s doubles team in QF. Unfortunately all lost. 2 men’s team had their chances which went to 3 sets.  Commonwealth games silver medalist Satwik Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty lost 17-21, 21-19, 21-17 to Korea. It was 17-17 in final set but India lost 4 points in a row. In other men’s doubles round of 16 Sumeeth and Manu had 3 match points in final set but lost 23-25 in final set. It has been shocking set of results from Badminton in Asian games. Saina and Sindhu need to save the day again for India.

When India had a poor day, some good news later in the day brought smile to Indian fans. It started with Mohammed Anas and Rajiv Arora qualifying for Men’s 400m finals. Mohammed Anus in fact topped in timing in SF with 45.3s. Hima Das also qualified for finals in 400m.  Indian women’s hockey team beat fancied Korean team 4-1. This is easily their best match in recent times. They are almost assured of SF spot with this win.  India took lead early in first half but Korea levelled shortly after that. It was 1-1 till last quarter. That’s when Gurjit scored 2 goals to settle the match.

News of the day came in Shot Put though. Tajinderpal Singh Noor broke Games record when he threw it to a distance of 20.75m. Tajnderpal has issues in personal front as his father is battling with cancer.  He never allowed that to distract him. Infact he looked more focused than ever.  He told later that he wanted to reach 21m mark and never focused on medal which is a great way to look at things. His win was so comprehensive that Silver medalist just crossed 19.52m. Tajinderpal need to cross 21.8m-22m if he need to be in contention for Olympic medal and he is aware of that. With this kind of dedication, there is hope from Tajinderpal in Tokyo Olympics.

In La Liga, Barcelona beat Valladolid 1-0. It was a poor football pitch where grass was coming off the ground. It was not a ground which suited for such high profile match to be played. Athletico Madrid beat Rayo Vallecano 1-0. In EPL, City were held to a 1-1 draw by gritty Wolves. City had their chances but Wolves held on. Leicester City beat Southampton 2-1. Liverpool beat Brighton 1-0 to go to top of leaderboard with 9 points. They are 2 points ahead of City. Arsenal won their first game of this season’s EPL by beating West Ham 3-1.

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50 Famous Sports Personalities in India : GK for RRB, SSC, PSC & UPSC

 50 Famous Sports Personalities in India : GK for RRB, SSC, PSC & UPSC

  Here we have given the list of important sports person in India and their related sports, which was a most expected study material for SBI PO Mains and SSC CGL 2016 exam. Candidates those who are preparing for the upcoming exams can make use of it. We have collected some important Famous Indian Personalities associated with Sports. Now-a-days GA questions are asking from various section in different views. Here we have taken name of the Sports persons who received awards and famous sports persons in the current year as well as in olden days. We hope, it will help you in Competitive exams.   BOXING Men Vijendra Singh Akhil Kumar Jitender Kumar Shiva Thapa Mohommad Ali Qamar Shiva Thapa Devendro Singh Vikas Krishnan Yadav Women Mary Kom Kavita Chahal Sarita Devi Aruna Mishra Pinki Rani  Kavita Goyat  Sarjubala Devi Pooja Rani   ARCHERY PLAYERS Men Limba Ram Jayanta Talukdar Tarundeep Rai Mangal Singh Champia Women Deepika Kumari Dola Banerjee Laxmirani Majhi Trisha Deb   RACING DRIVER Men Narain Karthikeyan Karun Chandhok Sandeep Kumar Armaan Ebrahim Women Alisha Abdullah Bani Yadav Sneha Sharma Sonia Jain   SQUASH Men Cyrus Poncha Ritwik Bhattacharya Saurav Ghosal Siddharth Suchde Women Joshna Chinappa Dipika Pallikal Karthik Janet Vidhi Anaka Alankamony   TABLE TENNIS PLAYER Men Amalraj Anthony Arputharaj Sathiyan Gnanasekaran Subramaniam Raman Subhajit Saha Women Gool Nasikwala Suthirta Mukherjee Soumyajit Ghosh Ankita Das   SWIMMERS Men Virdhawal Khade Sajan Prakash Sandeep Sejwal Rehan Jehangir Poncha Women Shikha Tandon Nisha Millet Bhakti Sharma Arati Saha   INDIAN SHOOTERS Men Vijay Kumar Gagan Narang Jitu Rai Abhinav Bindra Women Heena Sindhu  Anjali Bhagwat Apurvi Chandela Deepali Deshpande   GOLF PLAYERS Men Arjun Atwal Anirban Lahiri Jyoti Randhawa Shiv Kapur Gaganjeet Bhullar Jeev Milkha Singh Gaurav Ghei Shiv Chawrasia Women Aditi Ashok Sharmila Nicollet       BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER Men Pankaj Advani Geet Sethi Sourav Kothari  Chandra Hirjee Women Vidya Pillai Chitra Magimairaj R Umadevi Nagaraj Anuja Thakur   HOCKEY Men Sardar Singh P. R. Sreejesh Sandeep Singh Sunil Sowmarpet Vitalacharya Women Ritu Rani Jaspreet Kaur Savita Poonia Sushila Chanu Pukhrambam Amandeep Kaur Punam Barla Navjot Kaur Vandana Kataria   CHESS PLAYERS Men Viswanathan Anand Pentala Harikrishna Krishnan Sasikiran Parimarjan Negi Women Humpy Koneru Harika Dronavalli Tania Sachdev Padmini Rout   LAWN TENNIS PLAYER Men Leander Paes Mahesh Bhupathi Somdev Devvarman Rohan Bopanna Ramkumar Ramanathan  Yuki Bhambri Prakash Amritraj   Women Sania Mirza Ankita Raina Prarthana Thombare Sunitha Rao   WEIGHTLIFTING PLAYER Men Sudhir Kumar Chitradurga Mohammed Asdullah Sukhen Dey Sathish Sivalingam Women Yumnam Chanu Pratima Kumari Kunjarani Devi Geeta Rani   WRESTLING PLAYER Men Sushil Kumar Yogeshwar Dutt Narsingh Pancham Yadav Bajrang Punia Women Sakshi Malik Geeta Phogat Vinesh Phogat Babita Kumari   BADMINTON Men Pullela Gopichand Srikanth Kidambi Prannoy Kumar Chetan Anand B. Sai Praneeth Ajay Jayaram Sameer Verma  Parupalli Kashyap Women Saina Nehwal P.V. Sindhu Jwala Gutta Aparna Popat   Famous Kabbadi Players in India Anup Kumar Manjeet Chillar Rahul Chaudhari Ajay Thakur Pradeep Narwal Rakesh Kumar Surender Nada Dharamraj Charlatan Deepak Nivas Hudda Shabeer Bapu Sharfudheen Balwinder Singh Nitin Ghule   Famous Weight Lifting Players in India Yumnam Chanu Sudhir Kumar Chitradurga Pratima Kumari Kunjarani Devi Karnam Malleshwari Mohammed Asdullah Geeta Rani Monika Devi   Famous Shooting Players of India Abhinav Bindra Gagan Narang Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore Jitu Rai Vijay Kumar Anjali Bhagwat Heena Sindhu Manavjit Singh Sandhu Sanjeev Rajput Apurvi Chandela Samaresh Jung Ayonika Paul Jaspal Rana Prakash Nanjappa Randhir Singh Chain Singh Ronjan Sodhi Joydeep Karmakar Rahi Sarnobat Avneet Sindhu Omkar Singh Tejaswini Sawant   Famous Archery Players in India Deepika Kumari Jayanta Talukdar Tarundeep Rai Bombayla Devi Laishram Dola Banerjee Atanu Das Limba Ram Laxmirani Majhi Chekrovolu Swuro Mangal Singh Champia Jyothi Surekha Vennam Purnima Mahato Shyam Lal Meena Pranitha Vardhineni Abhishek Verma Rajat Chauhan Rahul Banerjee Sanjeeva Kuamr Singh   Famous Squash Players in India – famous sports personalities Cyrus Poncha Ritwik Bhattacharya Saurav Ghosal Joshna Chinappa Janet Vidhi Siddharth Suchde   We have given you with the List of famous Sports personalities in India who are famous in their respective fields. Make use of the Famous personalities in sports article and gain more knowledge which will help you for better scoring in all competitive exams. We have given a lot of famous sports personalities in the field of cricket, football, hockey, chess, tennis, badminton, Wrestling and various other sports.  

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Ryan International School bus conductor Ashok Kumar, arrested on September 8 on charges of murdering class 2 student Pradhuman Thakur,  released from jail and returned home after 76 days in custody after the CBI found who was behind the crime. “I am thankful to God for delivering justice to me,” he told media after being released. His family said that it was a great reliefas their innocent family member is back home. “Haryana Police forced him to confess to the crime by using third degree force on him.. they also drugged him,” said a family member.  His bail orders were provided by lawyers to the jail authority after 3 p.m. on Wednesday and after completing formalities, Kumar was released from the jail late in the evening. “After examination of the legal papers, Kumar was released around 8 p.m.,” a senior jail official told. Prominent persons from his Ghamroj village near Sohna were present the whole day at Bhondsi jail to welcome Kumar when he walked out. The 42-year-old Kumar was arrested on the same day that seven-year-old Pradhuman’s body was found in the washroom of school with throat slit. The Haryana Police had claimed that the child was murdered by the bus conductor allegedly after he failed to sodomise the boy. However, two school employees — bus driver Saurav Raghav and gardener Harpal as well as Kumar’s father Amichand had alleged that he was being made a scapegoat in the child’s murder since he is poor. Amichand said his son was drugged and brutally tortured by police to own up the crime. The state police claim was being questioned right from the very beginning – and more so after the case was handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation. The agency had, on November 8, taken a Class 11 student of the same school in custody for the murder. As per the agency, the senior student killed his junior just to postpone a parent-teacher meeting and unit test that day. Although the CBI has not granted clean chit to the bus conductor, it has also not found any clinching evidence against him. A court on Tuesday had granted bail to Ashok Kumar after his lawyer Mohit Verma filed an application on November 16. Additional District and Session Judge Rajni Yadav granted him bail on Rs 50,000 bond. The CBI was asked to submit the status report in the court after arguments by all parties on November 20, and the judge had reserved the decision for Tuesday. “There was no proof against Kumar and the court granted bail under Article 21 that ensures right to life and liberty to every citizen. There was major conflict between theories of the CBI and the Haryana Police and he was granted bail on the ground of benefit of doubt,” said Verma, adding the decision proved that police probe was shielding the real culprit and Kumar was implicated in the crime. IANS : 22nd. Nov,17

RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL BUS CONDUCTOR ASHOK KUMAR RELEASED FROM JAIL ON BAIL AFTER 76 DAYS : Ryan International School bus conductor Ashok Kumar, arrested on September 8 on charges of murdering class 2 student Pradhuman Thakur,  released from jail and returned home after 76 days in custody after the CBI found who was behind the crime.

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Toys for a Big Child

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He is big enough as of now and male person requisite spiderman in his quinquennial. His mother again that you yea longer want your favorite toy-pepper the doggy? Saurav shouted and said he don't want anymore those things. After one month Saurav's parents brought him the spiderman as a gift in aid of her as his eighth birthday. He got fairly excited and even he was born for spider valet de chambre cake from his parents. Upon which Saurav's investor left, he opened all the boxes to have knowledge of the gift. After seeing everyman the gift, he declared that he don't go on welfare the pepper doggy any additionally. When number one hit the bed, self was holding the spiderman which was a metal toy. But until yesterday, yourselves had prostrate on route to extinguishment clutching Sesame oil doggy's ear. The softness of the toy always made him happy.<\p>

The spiderman was very cold to touch and at night when Saurav's cover up slipped down the inseminate, the cold pave anent spiderman poked him. Ethical self also dreamt that he was chased by icy monsters who were trying in order to freeze i myself into a dummy. In the dream he howled for the doggy pepper and he woke up with fear. His mother heard me and came running towards his room. She found his laddie shouting that BUDDHI crave my pepper flying and he is my best friend. Great boys also have doggy friends, Saurav cried like anything. His matronize gave i myself back the doggy pepper and therewith self had a sound sleep. This story teaches us that we should not feel bad in point of thoughtful our childhood days because it's very important stage of our life where we are loved bye-bye every member of the family. In fact we should gather delighted when our wellspring tells our childhood scenario and enjoy that supremacy.<\p>

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Saurav Ganguly likely to be the new president of BCCI

Saurav Ganguly likely to be the new president of BCCI

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Saurav Ganguly could be the new president of Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). All the affiliated units of the BCCI finalised the names of their new office-bearers in an informal meeting in Mumbai on Sunday.

A consensus between the state units of BCCI has been built for former India captain and Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) President…

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50 Famous Sports Personalities in India : GK for RRB, SSC, PSC & UPSC

 50 Famous Sports Personalities in India : GK for RRB, SSC, PSC & UPSC

  Here we have given the list of important sports person in India and their related sports, which was a most expected study material for SBI PO Mains and SSC CGL 2016 exam. Candidates those who are preparing for the upcoming exams can make use of it. We have collected some important Famous Indian Personalities associated with Sports. Now-a-days GA questions are asking from various section in different views. Here we have taken name of the Sports persons who received awards and famous sports persons in the current year as well as in olden days. We hope, it will help you in Competitive exams.   BOXING Men Vijendra Singh Akhil Kumar Jitender Kumar Shiva Thapa Mohommad Ali Qamar Shiva Thapa Devendro Singh Vikas Krishnan Yadav Women Mary Kom Kavita Chahal Sarita Devi Aruna Mishra Pinki Rani  Kavita Goyat  Sarjubala Devi Pooja Rani   ARCHERY PLAYERS Men Limba Ram Jayanta Talukdar Tarundeep Rai Mangal Singh Champia Women Deepika Kumari Dola Banerjee Laxmirani Majhi Trisha Deb   RACING DRIVER Men Narain Karthikeyan Karun Chandhok Sandeep Kumar Armaan Ebrahim Women Alisha Abdullah Bani Yadav Sneha Sharma Sonia Jain   SQUASH Men Cyrus Poncha Ritwik Bhattacharya Saurav Ghosal Siddharth Suchde Women Joshna Chinappa Dipika Pallikal Karthik Janet Vidhi Anaka Alankamony   TABLE TENNIS PLAYER Men Amalraj Anthony Arputharaj Sathiyan Gnanasekaran Subramaniam Raman Subhajit Saha Women Gool Nasikwala Suthirta Mukherjee Soumyajit Ghosh Ankita Das   SWIMMERS Men Virdhawal Khade Sajan Prakash Sandeep Sejwal Rehan Jehangir Poncha Women Shikha Tandon Nisha Millet Bhakti Sharma Arati Saha   INDIAN SHOOTERS Men Vijay Kumar Gagan Narang Jitu Rai Abhinav Bindra Women Heena Sindhu  Anjali Bhagwat Apurvi Chandela Deepali Deshpande   GOLF PLAYERS Men Arjun Atwal Anirban Lahiri Jyoti Randhawa Shiv Kapur Gaganjeet Bhullar Jeev Milkha Singh Gaurav Ghei Shiv Chawrasia Women Aditi Ashok Sharmila Nicollet       BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER Men Pankaj Advani Geet Sethi Sourav Kothari  Chandra Hirjee Women Vidya Pillai Chitra Magimairaj R Umadevi Nagaraj Anuja Thakur   HOCKEY Men Sardar Singh P. R. Sreejesh Sandeep Singh Sunil Sowmarpet Vitalacharya Women Ritu Rani Jaspreet Kaur Savita Poonia Sushila Chanu Pukhrambam Amandeep Kaur Punam Barla Navjot Kaur Vandana Kataria   CHESS PLAYERS Men Viswanathan Anand Pentala Harikrishna Krishnan Sasikiran Parimarjan Negi Women Humpy Koneru Harika Dronavalli Tania Sachdev Padmini Rout   LAWN TENNIS PLAYER Men Leander Paes Mahesh Bhupathi Somdev Devvarman Rohan Bopanna Ramkumar Ramanathan  Yuki Bhambri Prakash Amritraj   Women Sania Mirza Ankita Raina Prarthana Thombare Sunitha Rao   WEIGHTLIFTING PLAYER Men Sudhir Kumar Chitradurga Mohammed Asdullah Sukhen Dey Sathish Sivalingam Women Yumnam Chanu Pratima Kumari Kunjarani Devi Geeta Rani   WRESTLING PLAYER Men Sushil Kumar Yogeshwar Dutt Narsingh Pancham Yadav Bajrang Punia Women Sakshi Malik Geeta Phogat Vinesh Phogat Babita Kumari   BADMINTON Men Pullela Gopichand Srikanth Kidambi Prannoy Kumar Chetan Anand B. Sai Praneeth Ajay Jayaram Sameer Verma  Parupalli Kashyap Women Saina Nehwal P.V. Sindhu Jwala Gutta Aparna Popat   Famous Kabbadi Players in India Anup Kumar Manjeet Chillar Rahul Chaudhari Ajay Thakur Pradeep Narwal Rakesh Kumar Surender Nada Dharamraj Charlatan Deepak Nivas Hudda Shabeer Bapu Sharfudheen Balwinder Singh Nitin Ghule   Famous Weight Lifting Players in India Yumnam Chanu Sudhir Kumar Chitradurga Pratima Kumari Kunjarani Devi Karnam Malleshwari Mohammed Asdullah Geeta Rani Monika Devi   Famous Shooting Players of India Abhinav Bindra Gagan Narang Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore Jitu Rai Vijay Kumar Anjali Bhagwat Heena Sindhu Manavjit Singh Sandhu Sanjeev Rajput Apurvi Chandela Samaresh Jung Ayonika Paul Jaspal Rana Prakash Nanjappa Randhir Singh Chain Singh Ronjan Sodhi Joydeep Karmakar Rahi Sarnobat Avneet Sindhu Omkar Singh Tejaswini Sawant   Famous Archery Players in India Deepika Kumari Jayanta Talukdar Tarundeep Rai Bombayla Devi Laishram Dola Banerjee Atanu Das Limba Ram Laxmirani Majhi Chekrovolu Swuro Mangal Singh Champia Jyothi Surekha Vennam Purnima Mahato Shyam Lal Meena Pranitha Vardhineni Abhishek Verma Rajat Chauhan Rahul Banerjee Sanjeeva Kuamr Singh   Famous Squash Players in India – famous sports personalities Cyrus Poncha Ritwik Bhattacharya Saurav Ghosal Joshna Chinappa Janet Vidhi Siddharth Suchde   We have given you with the List of famous Sports personalities in India who are famous in their respective fields. Make use of the Famous personalities in sports article and gain more knowledge which will help you for better scoring in all competitive exams. We have given a lot of famous sports personalities in the field of cricket, football, hockey, chess, tennis, badminton, Wrestling and various other sports.  

v List of Folk Dance Form in India – State Wise For Bank Exam

v Famous Palaces in India

v LIST OF SPACE RESEARCH CENTERS IN INDIA

v Famous Temples in India

v Major Tiger Reserves of India

v Union Territories with their capitals and governing bodies

v Important Indian Towns and Cities situated on River Bank

v List of Longest, Largest, Highest, Tallest Places in the India

v List of Waterfalls in India

v List of First in India

v List of Indian Government Schemes

v India’s Rank on different index 2018

v List of Insurance Joint Ventures in India

v Important Missiles of India

v List of Indian Ambassadors to Foreign Countries

v Thermal Power Stations & Hydro Stations In India

v Major Religions of the World

v Memorial Places of Famous Indian Leaders

v 50 Major Airlines of the World

v Cities and Their Nicknames

v Nick names of Famous Persons & Sportsperson

v Indian Political Parties & their Leaders & Symbols

v State Symbols of India

v Countries visited by Narendra Modi (2014-2017)

v National Parks of India

v Important Museums In India

v Recently Appointed Brand Ambassadors

v All Chief Justices of India Since 1950 Till Date

v Important International Boundary Lines

v Famous Cricket Stadium In World

v Major Lakes in India

v ‘Father of the Nation’ of Different Countries

v Indian Cities and Their Nicknames

v Highest, Longest, Biggest, Largest, Deepest, Smallest of the World & India

v 50 Famous Sports Personalities in India

v List of 29 Indian States and Their Capitals + Chief Ministers in 2018

v National Symbols of India

v Indian Railway Zones Headquarters & Divisions

v List of Bharat Ratna Award Winners 1954 – 2017

v Difference Between Private And Nationalised Banks?

v Khel Ratna, Arjuna & Dronacharya award winners for 2017

v Jnanpith Award Winners 2017

v Man Booker Prize Winners Complete List (1969-2017)

v Agriculture GK Objective Question & Answers MCQ

v Socio – Religious Reform Movements In India

v Best Famous Slogans/Quotes By Indian Freedom Fighters

v Important Wars & Battles in Indian History

v Important Years/Dates in Indian History 1851 to 2010

v Regional Rural Banks ( Sponsors & States )

v List Of National & International Airports In India

v 14 Major Seaports in India, Indian Sea ports

v Joint Military Exercises Of Indian Army With Other Countries 2018

v Bank, Headquarters, Tagline/Slogan & Their Chairman/Head 2018

v CEOs, MDs & Heads of Indian Banks 2018

v Foreign Banks in India And Their Headquarter 2018

v Heads of Important Offices in India :Latest

v Important Indian Organisations And Their Headquarters 2018

v List of 35 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India

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Nick names of Famous Persons, Freedom Fighters, Politicians, Sportsperson

What are some nick names of famous Persons, Freedom Fighters, Politicians, Sportspersons

  Nicknames of famous personalities of India, List of nicknames of famous personalities, nicknames of famous people of India, Pen Name of some famous persons in Indian History, Famous Nicknames of Eminent Persons

  Dear aspirants here we are providing you the list of famous persons in the world and their nicknames. Nick names are commonly asked in the competitive exams in the general knowledge section. We hope this list of Nicknames of important persons will help you in reaching your goal. Sobriquets or nick name is quite familiar with the original one.   

Sobriquets of Famous Personalities of India and World

  Nicknames            Name of the Person Adi Kavi Valmeeki  Ajatshatru  Dr. Rajendra Prasad  Akbar of Kashmir  Jainul Abdin   Andhra Kesari  T. Prakasam  Anna C.N. Annadurai Babuji Jagjeevan Ram Banga bandhu Sheikh Mujibut Rahman Bapu Mahatma Gandhi Bard of Avon William Shakespeare Bengal Kesari Ashutosh Mukherji Bengali Tiger Bal Gangadhar Tilak Bihar Kesari Dr. Srikrishna Singh  Bihar Kesari  Dr. Srikrishna Singh Bihar Vibhuti Dr. Anugrah Narayan Singh  Bihar Vibhuti  Dr. Anugrah Narayan Singh Bird man of India Salim Ali Chacha Jawaharlal Nehru Deen bandhu C.F. Andrews  Deenbandhu Charles Freer Andrews Desert Fox Gen Ervin Rommel Desh Ratna Dr. Rajendra Prasad  Desh Ratna   Rajendra Prasad Deshbandhu Chitta Ranjan Das Deshpriya Yatindra Mohan Sengupta Enlightened One Lord Buddha Father of English Poetry Geoffery Chaucer Father of Gujarat Ravi Shankar Maharaj Father of Medicine Hippocrates Father of the Local Self-Government Lord Rippon Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi Flying Sikh Milkha Singh Frontier Gandhi, Badshah Khan Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan Fuehrer Adolf Hitler G.B.S George Bernard Shaw Grand Old man of Britain Willium E. Gladstone Grand Old man of India Dadabhai Naoroji Grand old man of Indian Journalism Tushar Kanti Ghosh Grandfather of Indian Films Dhundiraj Govind Phalke Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore Guruji M.S. Golvalkar Haryana Hurricane, Kapil Dev Kapil Dev Hockey Wizard Dhyan Chand II Duce Benito Mussolini Indian Einstein Nagarjuna Iron Lady of India Indira Gandhi Jana Nayak Karpuri Thakur Kaviguru Rabindranath Tagore King Maker Earl of Warwick King Maker of Indian History Sayyed Bandhu  King Maker of Indian History  ayyed Bandhu Kuvempu K.V. Puttappa Lady with the lamp Florence Nightingale Lal, Bal, Pal Lala Lajpat Rai, Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Bipin Chandra Pal Light of Asia Sreebuddha Li-Kwan Pearl Buck Lion of Kashmir Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah Lion of Maratha Bal Gangadhar Tilak Little Corporal Napoleon Bonaparte Little Master Sunil Gavaskar Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak Loknayak Jayaprakash Narayan Machiavelli of India Chanakya Magician of Hockey Dhyanchand Mahamana Pt. Madan Mohan Malaviya Mahatma Mahatma Gandhi Maid of Orleans Joan of Arc Maiden Queen Queen Elizabeth I Man of Blood and Iron Otto Van Bismark Man of Destiny Napolean Bonaparte Man of Iron Vallabhai Patel Man of Peace Lal Bahadur Shastri Martin Luther of India Dayanand Saraswati Morning Star of India Renaissance Raja Ram Mohan Roy Mother Mother Teresa Mysore Tiger Tippu Sultan Napoleon of India Samudra Gupta Neta Ji Subhash Chandra Bose  Netaji Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Nightingale of India Smt  Sarojini Naidu Pandit ji Jawaharlal Nehru Parrot of India Amir Khushro Patriot of Patriots Subhash Chandra Bose Payyoli Express P. T. Usha Poet’s Poet Edmund Spencer Prince of Autobiography Babur  Prince of Beggars Pt. Madan Mohan Malaviya Prince of Builders Shahjahan Prince of Kolkata Saurav Ganguly Prince of Martyr Bhagat Singh Prince of Money Makers Muhammad bin Tughlaq Prince of Pilgrims Hiuen Tsang Punjab Kesari Lala Lajpat Rai Quaid-i-Azam Md. Ali Jinnah  Quaid-i-Azam Ali Jinnah  Rajaji/C.R.(Chakravarthi Rajagopalachari) Chakravarti Rajagopalachari Rajarshee Purushottam Das Tandon Sage of Kanchi Sankaracharya Sahid-e-Azam Bhagat Singh Saint of Sabarmati Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi Saint of the Gutters Mother Teresa Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Scourage of God Chengiz khan Shakespeare of India Mahakavi Kalidas  Shakespeare of India  Kalidas Sher-e-Kashmir Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah Sparrow Major General Rajinder Singh  Sparrow Major  General Rajinder Singh Swar Kokila Lata Mangeshkar Tau Chaudhury Devi Lal The Little Master Sachin Tendulkar Tiger of Mysore Tipu Sultan Tota-e-Hind Amir Khushro Udanpari P.T. Usha (Pilavullakandi Thekkeparambil Usha) Uncle Ho Ho Chi Minh Vishwa Kavi Rabindranath Tagore  Young Turk  Chandra Shekhar   We collected some important list of Nickname of Indian personalities and provide you in a table Format. We hope, it will help you in Competitive exams.

v List of Folk Dance Form in India – State Wise For Bank Exam

v Famous Palaces in India

v LIST OF SPACE RESEARCH CENTERS IN INDIA

v Famous Temples in India

v Major Tiger Reserves of India

v Union Territories with their capitals and governing bodies

v Important Indian Towns and Cities situated on River Bank

v List of Longest, Largest, Highest, Tallest Places in the India

v List of Waterfalls in India

v List of First in India

v List of Indian Government Schemes

v India’s Rank on different index 2018

v List of Insurance Joint Ventures in India

v Important Missiles of India

v List of Indian Ambassadors to Foreign Countries

v Thermal Power Stations & Hydro Stations In India

v Major Religions of the World

v Memorial Places of Famous Indian Leaders

v 50 Major Airlines of the World

v Cities and Their Nicknames

v Nick names of Famous Persons & Sportsperson

v Indian Political Parties & their Leaders & Symbols

v State Symbols of India

v Countries visited by Narendra Modi (2014-2017)

v National Parks of India

v Important Museums In India

v Recently Appointed Brand Ambassadors

v All Chief Justices of India Since 1950 Till Date

v Important International Boundary Lines

v Famous Cricket Stadium In World

v Major Lakes in India

v ‘Father of the Nation’ of Different Countries

v Indian Cities and Their Nicknames

v Highest, Longest, Biggest, Largest, Deepest, Smallest of the World & India

v 50 Famous Sports Personalities in India

v List of 29 Indian States and Their Capitals + Chief Ministers in 2018

v National Symbols of India

v Indian Railway Zones Headquarters & Divisions

v List of Bharat Ratna Award Winners 1954 – 2017

v Difference Between Private And Nationalised Banks?

v Khel Ratna, Arjuna & Dronacharya award winners for 2017

v Jnanpith Award Winners 2017

v Man Booker Prize Winners Complete List (1969-2017)

v Agriculture GK Objective Question & Answers MCQ

v Socio – Religious Reform Movements In India

v Best Famous Slogans/Quotes By Indian Freedom Fighters

v Important Wars & Battles in Indian History

v Important Years/Dates in Indian History 1851 to 2010

v Regional Rural Banks ( Sponsors & States )

v List Of National & International Airports In India

v 14 Major Seaports in India, Indian Sea ports

v Joint Military Exercises Of Indian Army With Other Countries 2018

v Bank, Headquarters, Tagline/Slogan & Their Chairman/Head 2018

v CEOs, MDs & Heads of Indian Banks 2018

v Foreign Banks in India And Their Headquarter 2018

v Heads of Important Offices in India :Latest

v Important Indian Organisations And Their Headquarters 2018

v List of 35 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India

  v List of Folk Dance Form in India – State Wise For Bank Exam

v Famous Palaces in India

v LIST OF SPACE RESEARCH CENTERS IN INDIA

v Famous Temples in India

v Major Tiger Reserves of India

v Union Territories with their capitals and governing bodies

v Important Indian Towns and Cities situated on River Bank

v List of Longest, Largest, Highest, Tallest Places in the India

v List of Waterfalls in India

v List of First in India

v List of Indian Government Schemes

v India’s Rank on different index 2018

v List of Insurance Joint Ventures in India

v Important Missiles of India

v List of Indian Ambassadors to Foreign Countries

v Thermal Power Stations & Hydro Stations In India

v Major Religions of the World

v Memorial Places of Famous Indian Leaders

v 50 Major Airlines of the World

v Cities and Their Nicknames

v Nick names of Famous Persons & Sportsperson

v Indian Political Parties & their Leaders & Symbols

v State Symbols of India

v Countries visited by Narendra Modi (2014-2017)

v National Parks of India

v Important Museums In India

v Recently Appointed Brand Ambassadors

v All Chief Justices of India Since 1950 Till Date

v Important International Boundary Lines

v Famous Cricket Stadium In World

v Major Lakes in India

v ‘Father of the Nation’ of Different Countries

v Indian Cities and Their Nicknames

v Highest, Longest, Biggest, Largest, Deepest, Smallest of the World & India

v 50 Famous Sports Personalities in India

v List of 29 Indian States and Their Capitals + Chief Ministers in 2018

v National Symbols of India

v Indian Railway Zones Headquarters & Divisions

v List of Bharat Ratna Award Winners 1954 – 2017

v Difference Between Private And Nationalised Banks?

v Khel Ratna, Arjuna & Dronacharya award winners for 2017

v Jnanpith Award Winners 2017

v Man Booker Prize Winners Complete List (1969-2017)

v Agriculture GK Objective Question & Answers MCQ

v Socio – Religious Reform Movements In India

v Best Famous Slogans/Quotes By Indian Freedom Fighters

v Important Wars & Battles in Indian History

v Important Years/Dates in Indian History 1851 to 2010

v Regional Rural Banks ( Sponsors & States )

v List Of National & International Airports In India

v 14 Major Seaports in India, Indian Sea ports

v Joint Military Exercises Of Indian Army With Other Countries 2018

v Bank, Headquarters, Tagline/Slogan & Their Chairman/Head 2018

v CEOs, MDs & Heads of Indian Banks 2018

v Foreign Banks in India And Their Headquarter 2018

v Heads of Important Offices in India :Latest

v Important Indian Organisations And Their Headquarters 2018

v List of 35 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India

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