SBI Clerical Exam Current Affairs test Question Paper
1. Who is the present chairman of CII ?
Ans- K.V.Kamak
2. What is the fullform of “BRIC” ?
Ans- brazil,russia ,india,china
3. Which film has bagged the best movie awards in IIFA awards which was held in bangkok ?
Ans- chak de india (yash chopra)
4. Who is the winner of French open 2008 men’s title ?
Ans- rafael nadal
5. who is the winner of DLF IPL Cricket Tounament 2008 ?
Ans- Rajasthan Royals
6. National Human Rights Commission Chairman?
Ans- justice rajendra babu
National Human Rights Commission
The National Human Rights Commission was established on 12th October, 1993 under the legislative mandate of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993.
Over the past eleven years the Commission has endeavoured to give a positive meaning and a content to the objectives set out in the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993. It has moved vigorously and effectively to use the opportunities provided to it by the Act to promote and protect human rights in the country. While undertaking the tasks set out in the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, the Commission has noticed several lacunae in the Act over the years. This has been mentioned in earlier reports and it is emphasized, once again, that there is a need to review and amend the Act for the proper and effective functioning of the Commission.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the General Assembly on 10th December, 1948, was followed by two Covenants – International Convention on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) and International Convention on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) in 1966. India signed both these International Conventions in 1979.
The UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) is taking a robust attitude towards the practical implementation of these rights under the ICESCR. This was recognized by the United Nations in 1986 when it acknowledged the right to development as a human right. The right to development as formulated in the 1986 U.N. Declaration is a synthesis of the two sets of rights.
In democratic societies fundamental human rights and freedoms are put under the guarantee of law and therefore, their protection becomes an obligation of those who are entrusted with the task of their protection. These rights are broadly classified into civil and political rights on the one hand and economic, social and cultural rights on the other. While the former are more in the nature of injunction against the authority of the State from encroaching upon the inalienable freedoms of an individual, the latter are demands on the State to provide positive conditions to capacitate the individual to exercise the former. The object of both sets of rights is, to make an individual an effective participant in the affairs of the society. Unless both sets of rights are available, neither full development of the human personality can be achieved nor true democracy can be said to exist.
The Commission, consistent with its mandate, took up issues involving human rights that are of significance, either suo motu, or when brought to its notice by the civil society, the media, concerned citizens, or expert advisers. Its primary focus is to strengthen the extension of human rights to all sections of society, in particular, the vulnerable groups.
7. who is the indian hockey coach ?
Ans- jokim karvalo
8. which film has bagged the best film of golden palm award in cannes film festival 2008 ?
Ans- entre les murs (the class)
9. who is the winner of iifa best actor award 2008 ?
Ans- shahrukh khan (chak de india)
10.who is the chief of indian air force ?
Ans- fali homi major
11.who is the miss universe india 2008 ?
Ans- simaran kaur mundi
12.who is the miss india world 2008
Ans- parvathy omnakuttan
13.venue of 15th saarc summit 2008?
Ans- colombo (sri lanka)
14.who got dada saheb phalke ratna award 2008?
Ans- b.r.chopra
15.who is the winner of world cup cricket 2007 ?
Ans- australia
16.who is the world cup cricket 2007 runner up ?
Ans- sri lanka
17.who is the winner of french open 2008 womens title ?
Ans- ana ivanovic
18.who completed 17000 runs in odi recently ?
Ans- Sachin Tendulkar
19.who is the president of russia ?
Ans-dmitri medwedev
20.who is the prime minister of russia ?
Ans- vladimir putin
21.who is the world bank president ?
Ans- robert zoellick
22.india has successfully test fired agni iii in the month of may 2008. which type of missile belongs to agni iii -
Ans - surface to surface intermediate range ballistic missile
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