Daily Current Affairs 9th March 2018 PDF

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Indian Architect and Educator Balkrishna Doshi has been awarded the Pritzker Prize Pritzker Prize is instituted by Hyatt Foundation based in Chicago, USA in 1979. Awarded for a career of achievement in the art of architecture.
Indian Government has approved MoU between India and Hellenic on Renewable Energy Co-operation
Tata Consultancy Services has been named as the Fastest growing IT services Brand Globally in a report released by Brand Finance an independent branded business valuation consultancy based in London
Government of India has announced that India is going to achieve 20 GW connected Grid of Installed Solar Power Generation Capacity by end of March 2018. Achievement as on 08-03-2018 was 19.58 GW
Ministry of Railways has announced that, Indian Railways will cut expenditure of Rs 10000 Crore a Year by introducing an electronic reverse Auction process, a first-of-its-kind for the Indian Railways

French President Emmanuel Macron will be on a 4-day visit to India from March 09 – 12 2018. Important Strategic MoU in various Fields of Cooperation is expected. He is going to inaugurate a 75-MW Enviro Solitaire Pvt. Ltd Solar Power Plant jointly with PM Narendra Modi
India’s Bandhan Bank Ltd is going to launch the biggest ever share sale by a local Bank. The Kolkata Based Bank is going for an IPO of USD 683 Million on March-15-2018
International Women’s Day is observed every Year on March-08-2018
Co-founder and Former CEO of UBER Travis Kalanick has launched a new venture Fund 10100 through which he is focusing on investments in real estate, e-commerce and emerging innovations in China and India

Eleven Nations – Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam excluding USA will be signing a revamped landmark Trade Agreement Deal – Trans-Pacific-Partnership in Wellington,
New Zealand. The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) will reduce tariffs in countries that together amount to more than 13 percent of the global economy – a total of $10 trillion.
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