Daily Current Affairs 14.09.2020

 *Good Morning*
 * Date 14/09/20, Thursday *

👉 The final semester exams at Igno from today will run until October 14.

👉 The 42nd High Court has issued a Sani notice and the court case will continue in Cuttack until October 9.

👉 The counseling for the enrollment of 63-B.Tech4 was issued in October by the Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE).

👉 On the occasion of the holy Mahalaya today, Goddess Ma Samaleshwari, the presiding deity of Sambalpur, will pay a visit to the devotees in white.

👉 In the 45th Rajya Sabha, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said that Odisha had received 600,000 gas cylinders during the Karona crisis.

👉  The Indian government has set up an expert committee to investigate allegations of data theft in China.

👉 Tata Company will build a new parliament building with a budget of Rs 71.40 crore.

👉 Prime Minister Narendra Modi will dedicate the historic Koshi Railway Bridge to the nation tomorrow through video conferencing.

👉 4-Russia to sell Rs 10 crore to India

👉 910-Ladakh unrest: NSA Ajit Doval will meet Chinese counterpart Yang Jiechi at the BRICS summit today.

👉 Japan's new prime minister is Yoshide Suga.  Suga, 41, comes from a farming family.

👉 812-Attempt to provoke!  China plays Punjabi songs on loudspeakers on the Ladakh border.

 ☀️Outside, with a mask on our face, a hand to wash when we return home, a victory from the corona☀️

 🙏 Good morning, good morning 🙏
Location: India

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