Daily CA One Liners 11 September 2020

📰 Daily CA One Liners , 
📆 11 September 2020 .


🔶 10 September : World Suicide Prevention Day

✔️ Theme 2020 : Working Together To Prevent Suicide

🔶 Cristiano Ronaldo Becomes 1st European Men's Footballer To Score 100 International Goals

✔️ C Ronaldo Becomes 2nd Footballer To Score 100 International Goals

🥇 All-Time International Record Of 109 Goals Set By Iran's Ali Daei

✔️ All-Time International Goals List Are India's Sunil Chhetri With 72 Goals

✔️ All-Time International Goals List Are Argentina's Lionel Messi With 70 Goals

🔶 PM Modi Launched Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY)

✔️ PMMSY Aims To Enhance Fish Production By An Additional 70 Lakh Tonne

✔️ Increase Fisheries Export Earnings To 1,00,000 Cr By 2024-25

🔶 PM Modi Launched " e-Gopala " Mobile App

✔️ The App Is A Comprehensive Breed Improvement Marketplace

🔶 Narendra Singh Tomar Launched 22 Bamboo Clusters In 9 States

🔶 Niti Aayog Constitutes Multidimensional Poverty Index Coordination Committee (MPICC)

✔️ MPICC Will Be Chaired By Ms Sanyukta Samaddar

🔶 PM Modi Iaugurates Patrika Gate In Jaipur Through Video Conference
 
🔶 Bank Of India Launches " Signature VISA Debit Card "

👤 Kevin De Bruyne Was Named PFA Male Player Of The Year 

👩 Bethany England Was Named PFA Female Player Of The Year

✔️ PFA :  England’s Professional Footballer’s Association

😢 Professor Govind Swarup Has Passed Away Recently 

✔️ He Was Referred To As The " Father Of Indian Radio Astronomy "

🔶 India's Largest Piggery Mission Launched In Meghalaya (Worth 209 Cr)

✔️ Launched By Union Minister Of State For Agricultural & Farmers Welfare Kailash Choudhury

✔️ Funded By National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC)

🔶 Govt Launches AatmaNirbhar Bharat ARISE-ANIC Programme For MSMEs , Start-Ups

✔️ ARISE : Applied Research And Innovation For Medium And Small Enterprises

✔️ ANIC : Atal New India Challenges

🔶 SC Stays Reservation For Marathas In Govt Jobs & Educational Institutions In Maharashtra

🔶 South India’s 1st & Country’s 2nd Kisan Rail Between Anantapur (AP) & New Delhi Flagged Off

✔️ 1st Kisan Rail Was Flgged Off Between Devlali In Maharashtra & Danapur In Bihar

🎖 Union Education Minister Confers ‘CBSE Teachers Award’ To 38 Teachers & Principals

👤 Valdis Dombrovskis Named New EU Trade Commissioner

🥇 Jeff Bezos Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans (179 Billion)

🥈 Bill Gates Ranked 2nd In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

🥉 Mark Zuckerberg Ranked 3rd In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

💰 Warren Buffett Ranked 4th In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

💰 Donald Trump Ranked 339th In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

🇮🇳 7 Indian-Americans In Forbes’ List Of Richest People In US

💰 Jay Chaudhry Ranked 85th In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

💰 R Wadhwani Ranked 238th In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

💰 Niraj Shah Ranked 299th In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

💰 Vinod Khosla Ranked 353rd In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

💰 K R Shriram Ranked 359th In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

💰 R Gangwal Ranked 359th In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

💰 A Bhusri Ranked 359th In Tops Forbes’ List Of Richest 400 Americans 

💰 America's 400 Richest Are Worth A Record USD 3.2 Trillion .

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