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0 Manabadi Current Affairs 30 JUN 2014

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1. Saina Nehwal clinches the $750000 ‘Star Australian Super Series’ after a comprehensive 21-18, 21-11 victory over the Spanish rival Carolina Marin in the summit clash of the badminton championship. The sixth seeded Indian shuttler had defeated world number two and top seed Chinese Shixian Wang by 21-19 16-21 21-15 on her way to the final.

2. Famous Indian sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik clinches the People’s Choice prize at the 2014 World Cup of Sand Sculpting. He won the prize in solo category for his sand sculpture ‘Save Tree, Save the Future’.

3. Famous Indian sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik clinches the People’s Choice prize at the 2014 World Cup of Sand Sculpting. He won the prize in solo category for his sand sculpture ‘Save Tree, Save the Future’.

4. Indian cueist Pankaj Advani scripts history by becoming the first player in the world to win world titles in the long and shorter formats of both billiards and snooker. He made it happen by winning his maiden IBSF World 6-Red snooker title defeating Kacper Flilpiak of Poland in the final.

5. Jean-Claude Juncker has been elected as the new President of the European Commission. He, a former Luxembourg Prime Minister, defeated British opponent David Cameron by 26 votes to 2. He was backed by all EU member states minus Britain and Hungary.

6. Kochi bags the ‘best city award’ at the CNBC Awaaz Travel Awards 2014. The CNBC Awaaz Travel Awards are a recognition of the best-in-class destinations, organisations, and service providers, based on a study conducted by the news channel across multimedia platforms.

7. ISRO’s commercial launch of PSLV-C23 rocket is successful. The rocket’s primary luggage is the 714 kg French earth observation satellite SPOT-7. It also carries the four small satellites viz: 14-kg AISAT of Germany; NLS7.1 (CAN-X4) and NLS7.2 (CAN-X5) from Canada each weighing 15 kg; and the 7-kg VELOX-1 of Singapore. Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) – 23, a 44.4 metre long and 230 ton heavy rocket, was projected into space from the first launch pad of the centre.


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