Current Affairs 26 September 2015

Current Affairs 26 September 2015

National

• India to respond if Kashmir issue is raised by Pakistan PM at UN General Assembly
• Assam conservationist, Goutam Narayan, first Indian to get Harry Messel award
• India completes acquisition of Ambedkar’s house in London
• Government to use ISRO satellites to check illegal mining
• Lockheed shows interest in building F-16 in India

International

• China successfully tests new model of space rocket
• Fossils of an Australian dinosaur dating back more than 100 million years unearthed
• US welcomes Sri Lankan government’s decision to co-sponsor draft resolution
• Nepal appeals to China to open trade routes
• Asian Development Bank to double climate change funding

Politics

• Center clears controversial anti-terror bill of Gujarat
• Rahul Gandhi ‘spoiled child’ of Indian politics says BJP
• Government launches accessible India campaign for disabled people
• Congress blames BJP for supporting mining scam in Rajasthan
• BJP MP Udit Raj demands Najeeb Jung’s removal

Defense

• Pakistan writes to U.N. about India’s plan to build wall along LoC
• China to deploy US-built aircraft in Antarctica expedition
• 500 CISF men deployed to TATA’s project in Gujarat and Odisha
• DRDO chief shows concern over lack of fund and manpower for defense projects
• Kenya finds drugs and arms smuggling in trucks of Indian army in Congo

Business

• SEBI to absorb FMC’s seven director-level officials
• Oxigen ropes in Sachin Tendulkar as its brand ambassador
• Public Sector Banks to conduct Mega Credit Campaigns all over the Country
• org renamed as Free Basic, which allow people across Asia Africa and Latin America to access more free service
• Volkswagen selects Mueller as CEO amid emission scandal

Sports

• Sania, Hingis move into final of Guangzhou Open
• FIFA picks Nov. 21 as kickoff for Qatar World Cup
• Swiss police open criminal case against Sepp Blatter
• Pakistan shift T-20 league to UAE form Doha
• National level woman rifle shooter gives up training after her complaint against sexual harassment ignored.