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Top 10 current affairs 30th March 2017 bulletins, trend makers
Today's top 10 current affairs headlines, one liner, trend making topics
Today 30th March 2017 Supreme Court chief justice Jagdish Singh Khehar set up a 5 judges constitutional bench to start hearing on Triple Talaq issues and it's legal aspects. On other hand China bans Uighur Mulsim in it's territory to keep beard and covering body with Burqa and face with hijab.
Nasa astronauts from expedition 50 Commander Shane Kimbrough and Flight Engineer Peggy Whitson perform a space walk as per their scheduled maintenance task at ISS. NASA Kennedy partners to help developing self driving cars.
According to Central electricity Authority India becomes first time net Electricity exporter in FIscal Year April to Feb 2016-17.
Today's Top 10 headlines, current affairs bulletins, one liner
1. Supreme Court fixed the hearing date from 11th May 2017 for Triple Talaq, Halala and Polygamy.
2. TDP MP Jayadev Galla suggest government to print expiry date on bigger currency notes to curb corruption.
3. United Nations (UN) General Secretary Antonio Guterres appoints David Beasley as head of the Rome-based World Food Programme (WFP)
4. China bans beard, Burqz and Hijab in it's Muslim dominating states. Uighur muslims canot do marriage in religious way.
5. NASA Flight Engineer Peggy Whitson breaks record of maximum space walk from a lady at ISS (International Space Station).
6. After ban on BS-III motor vehicles major motor vihicle producers start giving discount of Rs 12500 /- to clear their stock.
7. India joins as associate member of International Energy Agency (IEA).
8. International Energy Agency declares climate control policies working and helps keeping CO2 emmition flat for last 2 years.
9. India exported around 5,798 million units of electricity to Bangladesh, Nepal and Myanmar in February to April 2016-17 fiscal Year.
10. Indian Navy commission latest indigenously developed surveillance ship INLCU L51 during a ceremony held at Port Blair, Andaman & Nicobar Command of Navy. INLCU L51 is the first of the 8 ships of the LCU MK IV Class.
