India This Week: 21 July-27 July 2014

India this week brought to you by Jagranjosh.com intends to equip the students and aspirants of various competitive exams with calendar of most important events that has happened in India in the week 21 July–27 July 2014. It will help them revise and recollect the important news and events just before the exam.

21 July 2014
• Doordarshan's Naad Bhed-The Mystery of Sound to be featured in Limca Book of Records
• Union Government decided to intensify war against Japanese Encephalitis
• Union Government notified Public Servants Rules, 2014

22 July 2014
• Google announced to launch Hindi version of Google Maps on Android and PC
• National Geographic launched magazine Explorer for schoolchildren in India
• Indian tennis star Sania Mirza appointed as Brand Ambassador of Telangana
• Ram Naik sworn in as 27th Governor of Uttar Pradesh

23 July 2014
• Delhi HC asked Delhi government to ban unregulated e-rickshaws
• SC permitted UP government to cut 697 trees of protected forests in the Taj Trapezium zone
• Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu announced launching Web Portal for Industrial Licences
• TCS became first Indian Company to achieve Market Capitalization of 5 lakh crore rupees

24 July 2014
• Logo Design Competition launched for Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Campaign
• CCEA approved 49 percent Foreign Investment in Insurance Sector
• India's President inaugurated Bank and Post Office in President Estate's new buildings
• KN Tripathi sworn in as 22nd Governor of West Bengal

25 July 2014
• Veteran BJP Leader Kaptan Singh Solanki Appointed Governor Of Haryana
• NCDEX announced to introduce Comprehensive Hedge Policy for Commodity Markets
• 5th Sahyadri Cine Awards 2014 presented in Mumbai
• RBI penalised 12 Banks in Deccan Chronicle Holdings case
• Union Government revised Investment target for DFC to 80000 crore rupees
• SC appointed R S Cheema as special public prosecutor in coal scam

26 July 2014
• Prime Minister launched web platform MyGov to get citizens' ideas for governance
• Kargil Vijay Diwas Celebrated across the country on 26 July

27 July 2014
• External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj concluded her three-day visit to Nepal