Daily Current Affairs of 30th November 2016
International Current Affairs
- Indian Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today left for a two-day visit to Bangladesh.
- During his visit, Parrikar is scheduled to meet Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, who also holds the defence portfolio, ahead of her visit to India next month.
- He would also meet President Abdul Hamid and other top leadership.
- Important Point to Note : This is the first ever visit of an Indian Defense Minister to Bangladesh.
- Nepal's government has proposed amending its Constitution to create a new state to meet the demands of the Indian-origin Madhesi community.
- This comes after protests across the country for a bigger federal state last year left over 50 dead.
- Nearly 20 countries, including France and the UK, will attend a New York event celebrating the Diwali postage stamp recently issued by the United States.
- The event, co-hosted by the Permanent Missions of Belarus and India to the United Nations, will be held on December 5.
- Note : It will also honour Ranju Batra, the chairman of the Diwali Stamp Project.
- Thailand's Parliament has invited Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, who will be formally known as King Rama X or the 10th king of Chakri dynasty, after the recent death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
- India is going to host the 6th Heart of Asia Conference.
- This conference will take place in Amritsar, Punjab during 3rd and 4th December 2016.
- INS Darshak has completed Hydrographic Survey for Tanzania.
- The survey was undertaken under the MoU signed for Foreign Cooperation in the field of Hydrography between Tanzania and India on exchange of hydrographic data to promote development and cooperation through conducting surveys, exchange of data, capacity building and infrastructure strengthening.
National Current Affairs
- The National Anthem should be compulsorily played at all cinema halls across the nation before movie screenings, the Supreme Court ordered today.
- It should also be accompanied by the National flag onscreen and any abridged version of the Anthem would not be permitted.
- Everyone present in the halls must rise and pay respect to the National Anthem, the court added.
- According new data from Civil Registration System ( CRS) released by the Office of the Registrar General of India, Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) continues to worsen in India.
- The SRB has declined to 887 in 2014 from 898 in 2013.
- The ratio has been declining since 2011 when the figure was 909.









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