Current GK Questions 29 JUNE 2018 In English
Below we have given the Current GK Questions 29 JUNE 2018 in English. These are very important Current GK Questions for all competitive exams 2018.
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Question No (1) The 2018 Kabir Mahotsav has started at where?
Answer: In Uttar Pradesh to mark the 500th death anniversary of saint Kabir Das.
Question No (2) ‘Hello Kitty’ themed bullet train is launched by which country to boost local economy and tourism in the country?
Answer: Japan.
Question No (3) Financial Action Task Force (FATF) placed which country on ‘Grey list’?
Answer: Pakistan.
Question No (4) Kanwaljeet Jawa becomes the 1st Indian to be appointed as board member of which Japanese air-conditioner maker company?
Answer: Daikin Industries Ltd.
Question No (5) One day long Seminar on Technology Partnerships ‘TECH-THON’ for POSHAN Abhiyaan 2018 organized by whom?
Answer: Ministry of Women and Child Development in New Delhi.
Question No (6) Which is most expensive city in India according to Mercer’s 24th annual Cost of Living Survey?
Answer: Mumbai.
Question No (7) INS Shakti was undertook Passage Exercise (PASSEX) with which country ship?
Answer: Indonesian Naval Ship on 27th June.
Question No (8) SBI Bank going to close the how many foreign branches as part of rationalization of overseas operations?
Answer: 9 foreign branches.
Question No (9) Which place in Mumbai has been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Answer: Victorian and Art Deco Ensembles.
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Question No (10) Seychelles is a Country in East Africa. When was Seychelles independent from the United Kingdom rules?
Answer: 29 June 1976 (Danny Faure is currently president of Seychelles since 16 October 2016).
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