Current Affairs mBook October 2013 and November 2013

The October 2013 and November 2013 edition of Current Affairs mBook has been prepared examination experts and the news analysts to help the candidates preparing for various competitive exams. The mBook is developed with an aim to enable candidates have anytime and anywhere access to the important current affairs of November 2013. Every candidate of exams like UPSC, SSC, Banking, MBA and others, can rely on this mBook for keep themselves updated in general awareness.

International events: Manmohan Singh visit to Russia, China and Indonesia, Iran’s nuclear deal with P (5+1) Group, COP -19 conference, 22nd CHOGM meeting in Colombo, China’s East Sea Defence Zone declaration, and etc

National issues: Bharat Ratna to Sachin Tendulkar and Prof. C.N.R. Rao , Reconstitution of Medical Council of India, Visa waiver agreement with Poland, Slovenia and Lithuania and etc

Economy: SMS sent by the Banks to be charged, Industrial Production grew up by 2 % in September 2013, decline in FDI inflows and etc

Environment & Ecology: One-third of Western Ghats declared Ecologically Sensitive Areas, Minamata Convention on Mercury and other important news

Sports: Sachin Tendulkar retires from the Test Cricket, Virat Kohli created new world record, Heena Sidhu won gold in World Shooting Championship and other important sports news

State News: Legislative Council for Assam approved by the Union Cabinet and other important events

Besides, mBook also covers information related to Nobel Prize 2013, WHO Report on TB, Luminaries by Eleanor Canton won the Man Booker Prize, India develops surface-to-surface missile Pragati, Shahrukh Khan appointed Goodwill ambassador for South Korea, International Day for Girl Child observed, and other miscellaneous events

We hope that you will find this Current Affairs mBook of October 2013 and November 2013 of immense help in your preparation of different Competitive exams.

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