Current Affairs Today Headline- 27 April 2022

Apr 27, 2022, 10:54 IST

Find here Today's Current Affairs News Headlines by Jagran Josh for 27 April 2022.

PM Modi will be interacting with state CMs to review COVID-19 situation in the country through video conference today.
Deepika Padukone to be part of Cannes 2022 Film Festival jury
All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) calls Uniform Civil Code unconstitutional, anti-minorities move.
Odisha likely to operationalise 15 major irrigation projects by 2024.
Saturn, Mars, Venus&Jupiter to align in a parade this week in rare event, can be seen from naked eye.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh interacted with Tiranga Mountain Rescue (TMR) team in Delhi on April 26, 2022.
Ministry of Power on Tuesday stated that the maximum all-India power demand met was recorded at 201.066 GW on 26th April, 2022. It has surpassed last year’s maximum demand met of 200.539 GW, which occurred on 7 July 2021, it stated.
Telangana CM lays foundation stone for 3 super speciality medical institutes in Hyderabad.

LIC IPO price band fixed for Rs 902-949 per share, policy holders to get discount
General Motors lifts 2022 profit forecast after mixed Q1.
Russia's Gazprom halts gas deliveries to Bulgaria and Poland from April 27th.
Alphabet shares slipped on April 26, 2022 after the internet giant reported that earnings in the recently ended quarter missed market expectations, with profit down from a year earlier.
US regulators call on Amazon to improve its safety protocols after six people were killed in December when a tornado hit one of the company's warehouses in the state of Illinois.

Russian President Vladimir Putin hopes talks with Ukraine will yield positive result.
An earthquake of magnitude 4.0 occurred 94km SE of Fayzabad, Afghanistan, as per National Center for Seismology.
US Vice President Kamala Harris tests COVID-19 positive with no symptoms.
Myanmar junta court convicts Suu Kyi of corruption.
Mali accuses French army of 'spying' and 'subversion'
America's prestigious Harvard University will commit $100 million to redress its role in slavery, as more US institutions move toward reparations for historical injustices.
US says still open to talks with North Korea despite new 'provocations'.
US warns against bids to 'escalate tensions' after Moldova region blast
Russia 'ready to cooperate' with UN to help civilians in Ukraine, informed Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
Kim Jong Un says at military parade in Pyongyang that he will "strengthen and develop" North Korea's nuclear weapons.