◆ Daily Current Affairs Digest Date 22nd October 2015 ◆

◆ Hello Friends ! Here are all Important Happening News Updates On Date 22nd October 2015. These All Current affairs News will Help You For Nay Competitive Exams. ◆

M Narendra Modi laid the foundation of Andhra Pradesh's capital city Amaravati.
  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi lays the foundation stone for Amaravati, the futuristic capital of Andhra Pradesh, at a grand ceremony.held in Guntur district. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, Venkaiah Naidu with other guests participated in the rituals to mark laying the foundation.

Flipkart gets Samardeep Subandh as its new Chief Marketing Officer
  • Samardeep Subandh will be in-charge of the e-commerce giant's brand value.
  • India’s e-commerce giant Flipkart announced the appointment of Samardeep Subandh as its Chief Marketing Officer (CMO).
Alok Rawat has been appointed as first male member of NCW
  • Former Secretary in the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances Alok Rawat has been appointed as a member of the National Commission for Women, NCW.
Kallis named as Kolkata Knight Riders head coach
  • Kolkata Knight Riders have named Jacques Kallis as their head coach.
  • The former South African all-rounder will succeed the now England coach Trevor Bayliss who was with the IPL team for four years.

Pakistan set to become fifth largest n-power by 2025: report
  • Pakistan is on course to become the world’s fifth largest nuclear weapons state, according to a report by a top U.S. think-tank which estimated the country’s stockpile to increase to 250 warheads in a decade.
YouTube to launch subscription service
  • YouTube is to launch a subscription service offering original, exclusive videos, including feature length films. Initially only available in the US,
  • YouTube Red will cost 9.99 dollars a month and have no adverts.
Few Members of RBI committee supported 50 bps rate cut
  • The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) decision to cut interest rates by a steeper-than-expected 50 basis points (bps) at its 29 September policy review was backed by only two of the seven external members of the central bank’s Technical Advisory Committee..!!

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