29 November- current affairs
Snehlata Shrivastava appointed first woman Lok Sabha Secretary General
Snehlata Shrivastava has been appointed as the new Secretary General of the Lok Sabha, a notification issued by the secretariat of the lower house said.
Boko Haram founder's home to become museum
The home of Boko Haram's founder is to be turned into a museum as part of plans to chart the deadly Islamist insurgency in northeast Nigeria, a government official said on Tuesday.
Meghan Markle to become British royalty
Snehlata Shrivastava has been appointed as the new Secretary General of the Lok Sabha, a notification issued by the secretariat of the lower house said.
Boko Haram founder's home to become museum
The home of Boko Haram's founder is to be turned into a museum as part of plans to chart the deadly Islamist insurgency in northeast Nigeria, a government official said on Tuesday.
Meghan Markle to become British royalty
Meghan Markle will embark upon her transition from US actress to British royal by getting baptised in the Church of England ahead of her marriage to Prince Harry in Windsor Castle next May and applying for British citizenship, royal officials said on Tuesday.
Cities to soon get star rating on cleanliness
With the aim to enthuse Indian cities with a spirit of healthy competition, the government has decided to come up with star rating for garbage-free cities, it was announced on Tuesday.
Madras High Court set to have 11 women judges, highest in 125 years of existence
The Madras High Court will soon have 11 women as judges, perhaps the highest tally in its 125 years of existence. The Central government on Tuesday notified the appointment of six judges to the high court. Of them, four are women. Already the high court has seven women as judges, including the Chief Justice Indira Banerjee.
Sumit Nagal leapfrogs 96 places to career-best 225
Sumit Nagal today achieved his career-best rank of 225 following a massive 96-place jump in the ATP singles rankings ladder, courtesy his sensational Bengaluru Open victory on Saturday.