25 April 2022 : Latest Current Affairs 25th April
Important Current Affairs 25th April 2022
In this article, we will discuss all the Current Affairs of 25th April about national, international, banking, finance, sports, awards, and many others. So if you are interested to know about the latest 25th April 2022 current affairs then read this article till the end.
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Current Affairs of 25th April – National
1. The 21st World Congress of Accountants will be held in India in 2022.
◉ For the first time in 118 years, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) will host the 21st World Congress of Accountants (WCOA).
◉ Physically, almost 6000 top accountants from 130 countries will take part in the program. After outbidding France, the event will take place from November 18 to 21.
2. Every year on December 18, Tamil Nadu will commemorate Minorities Rights Day.
◉ The Tamil Nadu government has declared December 18 as Minorities Rights Day, which would be marked every year.
◉ Through the successful execution of initiatives and welfare measures, the state government encourages the uplift and economic advancement of minorities.
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International News
3. Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has been elected.
◉ In the Slovenian Prime Minister election, Robert Golob defeated three-time Prime Minister Janez Jana.
◉ According to state election officials, the Freedom Movement received over 34% of the vote, compared to around 24% for the ruling conservative Slovenian Democratic Party. The New Slovenia party received 7% of the vote, followed by the Social Democrats, who received more than 6%, and the Left Party, which received only 4%.
Appointment
4. UNICEF’s YuWaah board has nominated Ashwin Yardi as co-chair.
◉ YuWaah (Generation Unlimited India), a UNICEF initiative, has named Ashwin Yardi, the CEO of Capgemini India, as its co-chair.
◉ Along with Yasumasa Kimura, he will serve as a co-chair (the UNICEF Representative). YuWaah aims to improve young people’s skilling, community development, and economic opportunities.
Awards
5. Bangladeshi Kishore Kumar Das earned the Commonwealth Points of Light Award in the United Kingdom.
◉ Kishore Kumar Das, the founder of the educational organization Bidyanando,’ has been awarded the Commonwealth Points of Light Award for his outstanding efforts in expanding access to education for children from marginalized families.
◉ Bidyanando was founded by Kishore Das in 2013 with only 22 pupils. It now operates five primary schools that provide free education as well as academic tutoring and scholarship programs to assist pupils in continuing their education.
Sports
6. D. Gukesh, an Indian grandmaster, won the Menorca Open chess tournament in Menorca, Spain.
◉ D Gukesh, an Indian grandmaster, won the Menorca Open chess tournament for the second time in as many weeks. Gukesh also got into the top 80 of the world rankings after gaining 13.4 ELO points.
◉ The 15-year-old GM won first place with six points from seven rounds and 1,600 Euros in prize money. Gukesh won the seventh and final round against fellow Indian B Adhiban, capping an amazing campaign in which he went undefeated.
7. Max Verstappen of Red Bull won the Formula One Emilia Romagna Grand Prix 2022 in Italy.
◉ The Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix was won by Formula One champion Max Verstappen (Red Bull-Netherlands).
◉ It was Verstappen’s second win of the season, following his victory in Saudi Arabia, which also included two retirements and his 22nd overall.
Important day
8. World Malaria Day is celebrated on April 25th.
◉ Every year on April 25th, World Malaria Day is commemorated to raise awareness about this life-threatening disease that continues to be a threat to humanity.
◉ Malaria is a parasitic disease that is transmitted to humans by the bite of an infected mosquito. This day is meant to draw global attention to the efforts being made to eradicate malaria and to promote action to lessen the disease’s suffering and death.
9. International Delegates Day is celebrated on April 25th.
◉ International Delegates Day is observed every year on April 25. This day is observed to raise awareness of the role of representatives and delegates from the Member States at the United Nations.
◉ They are responsible for bringing the United Nations to life. Without them, the organization would not exist. They collaborate and make agreements with their home countries.
Obituary
10. Padma Shri is a well-known author. Binapani Mohanty had died.
◉ Binapani Mohanty, an eminent Odisha writer and a Padma Shri awardee (2020), has died. She was born in Berhampur and began her teaching career in 1960 as an Economics lecturer.
◉ Her short stories have been translated into a number of languages (including Hindi, English, Kannada, and Marathi). ‘Pata Dei,’ her collection of short stories, earned the Sahitya Akademi prize. Sarala Samman was also given to her by the Odisha government.
11. K. Sankaranarayanan, a long-serving Congressman, died recently.
◉ K Sankaranarayanan, a senior Congress leader, died at the age of 89. During his career, he was governor of Maharashtra, Nagaland, and Jharkhand.
◉ As Governor, he was also in charge of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, and Goa. From the Trithala, Sreekandapuram, Ottapalam, and Palakkad constituencies, he was elected to the state legislature.
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