07.11.18 Jammu&Kashmir (J&KPSC) Daily Current Affairs

INTERNATIONAL   ·        India re-elected as member of ITU council till 2022   India elected as a member of the International Telecommunications Union-ITU Council for another four-year term from 2019 to 2022. The elections to the Council were held during the ongoing ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2018 at Dubai. India secured 165 votes and ranked third … Read more 07.11.18 Jammu&Kashmir (J&KPSC) Daily Current Affairs

01.11.18 Jammu & kashmir (JKPSC) Daily Current Affairs

  INTERNATIONAL   Japan joins International Solar Alliance   In a boost to Prime Minister Narendra Modi-initiated International Solar Alliance (ISA), Japan announced joining the group submitting the instrument of ratification.   Japan will be the 71st country to sign and 48th country to ratify the ISA Framework.   The decision was announced at the … Read more 01.11.18 Jammu & kashmir (JKPSC) Daily Current Affairs

17-18.11.18 Jammu&Kashmir (J&KPSC) Daily Current Affairs

INTERNATIONAL   ·         found a ‘cold super-Earth’   The planet for Barnard’s star– 2nd closest star system to our sun – appears to be a cold super-Earth. The planet has been labeled Barnard’s Star b (GJ 699 b). It orbits its red star every 233 daysnear the snow-line, a distance where water freezes. Barnard’s star is six light-yearsaway from earth.   … Read more 17-18.11.18 Jammu&Kashmir (J&KPSC) Daily Current Affairs

09.11.18 Jammu&Kashmir (J&KPSC) Daily Current Affairs

  INTERNATIONAL   ·        World’s first AI news anchor unveiled in China   Chinese press agency Xinhua unveiled AI-based anchor that can read the news in English and Chinese, as naturally as a professional news anchor. The system, developed with Beijing-based search engine operator Sogou, produces realistic-looking speech, lip movements and facial expressions.   AI anchors who will report … Read more 09.11.18 Jammu&Kashmir (J&KPSC) Daily Current Affairs

22.11.18 Jammu&Kashmir (J&KPSC) Daily Current Affairs

  INTERNATIONAL     ·        Global education monitoring report 2019 released by UNESCO   The report shows that the number of migrant and refugeeschool-age children around the world today has grown by 26% since 2000 and could fill half a million classrooms. The literacy levels in rural households of India dip with seasonal migration. About 80% of seasonal migrant children in seven … Read more 22.11.18 Jammu&Kashmir (J&KPSC) Daily Current Affairs