1. Constitution Day was observed across
2. Reserve Bank today widened
the definition of infrastructure lending including hotels with project costing
more than Rs. 200 crore as well as convention centres with project
worth Rs. 300 crore. "The government has further updated the
harmonized master list...the new sub-sectors have been added in the list.
Hotels with project cost of more than Rs. 200 crore each
in any place in India
and of any star rating. Convention centres with project cost of more than Rs. 300 crore each,"
RBI said in a notification. RBI said that the new sub-sectors will get
classified as 'infrastructure' for the purpose of lending by banks and select
All India Term-Lending and Refinancing Institutions from the date of this
circular.
3. YES
BANK, India ’s fourth largest private sector bank, today signed a
multi-year deal with the Hockey India League (HIL) commencing with the 2014 season. YES BANK to mobilise sports innovation and
infuse positive energy into hockey.
4. Talwars
gets life imprisonment in Aarushi murder case. Rajesh and Nupur Talwar were yesterday convicted in
the sensational double murder of their 14-year-old daughter Aarushi and Hemraj
by the court. After a 15-month trial, Judge Shyam Lal held the Talwar couple
guilty of destruction of evidence in the murder on the intervening night of May
15 and 16, 2008, days before the birthday of the class nine student in their
residence in Noida.
5. India and Malaysia signed a Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) on 25 November 2013 to strengthen co-operation in public
administration and governance as part of the efforts to enhance their strategic
partnership. The MoU covers eight areas of co-operation including human
resource management, e-governance, public delivery system, accountability and
transparency, skills and capacity building and quality results. The MoU
envisages cooperation via tours, workshops and conferences, sharing of public
administration and governance information and expertise, common project
implementation mechanisms and exchange of publications, state.
6. Ban Ki Moon, the UN Secretary
General on 25 November 2013 announced the Geneva-II peace conference is to be
held on 22 January 2014. The international conference is aimed at a democratic
political transition in Syria ,
which will bring the Government and the opposition to a negotiating table for
the first time, since the conflict that started in March 2011.
7.
BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi is among Time magazine’s
shortlisted candidates for its ‘Person of the Year’ title and has emerged as an
early favourite among the readers in an online poll. Time has shortlisted 42
global leaders, entrepreneurs and celebrities for its ‘Person of the Year 2013’
and will announce the winner next month. Other candidates in fray are Japan ’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, US President
Barack Obama, Pakistani teenage education activist Malala Yousafzai, Amazon CEO
Jeff Bezos, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden and even the new heir to the
British throne Prince George .
Modi is the only Indian in the shortlist.
8. Congress Vice President
Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday laid the foundation stone of a new railway line in his
Parliamentary constituency Amethi. The
67 kilometer Uchahar-Salon-Amethi line was approved in the union budget in
2010-11. Rahul also flagged off the new Lucknow- Prtapgarh DMU service and
Lucknow- Sultanpur EMU service.
9. The Meghalaya government has
sought 50 thousand crore Rupees as award from the 14th Finance Commission. This is
to meet non-plan expenditure and give a thrust to developmental projects in the
state.
10. India 's Deepak Lathore won a Gold
and two Silver medals in the Boys' 50 kilogramme category of the Commonwealth
Weightlifting Championships today. On the opening day of the event at Penang , Malaysia ,
Lathore took the Gold in Snatch with a lift of 83 kg. In Clean and Jerk, he
lifted 102 kg to claim the Silver. With a total lift of 185 kg, he won another
Silver in the event.
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