Current Affairs (9 December 2017)

9 December 2017 ,
Current Affairs Updated

● Afghanistan's second vice president Mohammad Sarwar Danish will be on a five-day visit to India starting today.

● Sarvesh Tiwari appointed as President Para Sports Foundation

● Kacheguda Becomes Indias First Energy Efficient Railway Station

● Facebook Co founder Saverin becomes richest man in Singapore

● South Korea will have 85 robot volunteers at the Winter Olympics

● Diddy Tops Forbes Highest Paid Musicians of 2017 List

● Shah Rukh Khan named top Indian actor of 2017 by IMDb

● UAE launches its first astronaut programme

● Former supermarket worker Dan Middleton named Worlds richest YouTuber

● Goa CM to unveil Indias first mobile food testing lab .

● Google Doodle honours Homai Vyarawalla, the ‘First Lady of the Lens’

● Government extends date for linking Aadhaar with PAN till March 31, 2018

● World’s 1st robot citizen calls for Saudi women’s rights

● Mateusz Morawiecki to be new prime minister of Poland

● Apollo Munich Health Insurance launches first-of-its-kind Health Wallet Plan

● Irfan Khan receives Honorary Award at Dubai International Film Festival

● Prime Minister Narendra Modi was Yahoo India’s Most Searched Personality in 2017

● Italy’s pizza toss wins UNESCO ‘intangible heritage’ status

● Taj Mahal 2nd best UNESCO world heritage site after Angkor Wat

● Cristiano Ronaldo wins fifth Ballon D’Or, equals Lionel Messi’s record

● 5 medals for India on day 1 of Asian Airgun Championships

● 26-year-old wins India’s 1st World Para Swimming Championship gold .

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