29.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

INTERNATIONAL World’s first blockchain-based carbon trading exchange in Singapore Singapore-based AirCarbon Pte launched the worlds’ first blockchain-based carbon trading exchange.   This will allow airlines and other corporate buyers to buy as well sell tokens backed by carbon offset credits approved by the International Civil Aviation Organisation.   The company is applying to the Monetary … Read more 29.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

25.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

INTERNATIONAL Google achieves ‘quantum supremacy’   Google has officially announced that it has achieved quantum supremacy with its advanced processor that was able to surpass the world’s most powerful supercomputer.   Google says that its 54-bit Sycamore processor was able to perform a calculation in 200 seconds that would have taken the world’s most powerful … Read more 25.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

24.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

  INTERNATIONAL ·       Russian navy discovered five new islands in the Arctic Russian navydiscoveredfive new islands revealed by melting glaciers in Vize Bay off Novaya Zemlya, the remote Arctic. The expedition undertook by the Russian Navy in August and September charted the islands which were previously hidden under glaciers. The islands are yet to be named. … Read more 24.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

23.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

INTERNATIONAL   Japan’s Naruhito declares himself emperor   The reign of Japan’s 126th emperor, Naruhito, has begun following a series of ancient ceremonies at the Imperial Palace. He succeeded his father, who became the first emperor to abdicate in over two centuries.   After he finished speaking, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe led three “banzai” (“long … Read more 23.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

22.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

INTERNATIONAL ·       Japan to hire skilled people from Pakistan   Japanhas announced that the country is to hire skilled people from Pakistan. Japan will offer the people working visas to counter a growing decrease in its population. The announcement was made by the Japanese Ambassador Kuninori Matsuda. It also announced that Pakistan was one of the top … Read more 22.10.19 West Bengal (WBPSC) Daily Current Affairs

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