Current Affairs 2 September 2015
National
- Centre allocates Rs 410 crore for drought affected districts
- E-Auction of FM Radio completes 108 rounds
- Smart National Common Mobility Card to enable metro travel, shopping
- Venkaiah Naidu inaugurates Bio-toilets in girls college in Varanasi
- Centre launches Common Facility Centres to empower West Bengal women in jute sector
- Mobile services restored in Gujarat except Ahmedabad; Ban on Social Media continue
International
- India emerges as 8th largest tourism market for Australia
- Myanmar passes monogamy law seen as targeting Muslims
- Russia and china may face US sanction for cyber attacks
- Ukraine’s right wing exits parliamentary coalition
- Commonwealth bank named Tejinder pal singh as Australian of the day
Business
- India accuses Google of abusing its dominance in search advertising
- RTGS facility will not operate on 2nd, 4th Saturdays: RBI
- Atul sobti to be BHEL’s next CMD
- Auction of 22 iron ore mines to take place in October-November
- Yes bank restructured its organisational structure to support its retail and SME
Politics
- Kashmiri separatist leader Masarat alam re-arrested after J&K court’s order
- SC welcomes government’s step for quota for disables
- TSRC chief Jagan Mohan to sit on indefinite fast for special status of AP
- Vice president must resign for supporting Muslim quota: Vishwa Hindu Parishad
- Hardik Patel to address rally in Maharashtra
Defence
- ONGC all set to move oil platform in south china sea
- Army chief want army to stay ready for short wars
- Australia stepping forward for strengthening defence cooperation with India
- Adani group interested in licence for warship manufacturing
- 48 Mi-17 and 7 squadrons of Akash Missile purchase deal cleared
Sports
- Government to recognize Yoga as sports discipline
- Mumbai clinch Buchi Babu Memorial Trophy
- Ivanovic crashes out of US Open in first round loss to Cibulkova
- India wins series beating Srilanka in last match by 117 runs
- Ishant sharma with three Srilankans charged for misconduct
