1) BJP candidate Bhojraj Naag trounced his lone opponent Rupdhar Pudo from Ambedkarite Party of India in the by-election by a margin of over 50,000 votes.While Naag got 63,616 votes, 13,506 voters opted for NOTA (none of the above). Pudo was in third position with 12,086 votes in the contest, which had just two candidates. Coming into existence in 2008 after the delimitation process, Antagarh (ST) seat was won twice in a row by BJP's former forest minister Vikram Usendi. However, Manturam Pawar(INC ) withdrew his nomination before the last day of withdrawal of nominations on August 29 following which he was expelled from the party. A voter turnout of 58.73 percent was recorded in the Antagarh assembly seat by-polls which were held on September 13.2) Centre gives nod for National Tribal UniversityThe Central government approved the proposal of Chhattisgarh government during a meeting of state's Chief Minister Raman Singh and Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani on Monday in New Delhi," a state government spokesperson said on Tuesday.

"The consent was given to commence the functioning of the university from the next academic session," he said.

During the meeting, Singh said that the university will greatly benefit the people of tribal-dominated Bastar in preservation of culture, traditional and natural resources, besides from the education point of view, he said.3) Chhattisgarh government has decided to establish thefirst Geothermal Power Plant of the countryin the newly formedBalrampur districtof the state.A memorandum of understanding in this connection was signed betweenNational Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) and Chhattisgarh Renewable Energy Development Agency (CREDA). State government has granted permission for the installation of a Geothermal Power Plant atTattapaniarea of the Balrampur district to the NTPC. NTPC has already started exploratory and preparatory work in this area. It has also started talks with ONGC and other international organisations for drilling operation. In India, studies for locating this renewable energy source were undertaken by theGeological Survey of Indiaover the last three decades after which around340 hot springswere traced. TheTattapanigeothermal field is the most promising geothermal resource in central India.4) Chhattisgarh government has launched a 'Chirayu Yojna' under National Child Health Programme which aims to provide free health screening to children upto 18 years of age, in the state.5) Hardcore naxal arrested in Chhattisgarhhe arrested outlaw has been identified as Jairam, a commander ranking cadre, the SP kanker said adding he was shifted to a local hospital for treatment.6) Maoist carrying a reward of Rs 20,000 held in ChhattisgarhThe cadre, Lakhmu (38), was apprehended from a forest near his native Kumnar village under Kurusnar police limits by the district force yesterday, Narayanpur Additional Superintendent of Police O P Sharma told.7) Raipur: Five labourers killed in factory blastThe explosion occurred at around 3 am in Navbharat Fuse Factory at Urla village in Abhanpur region, around 30 kms from in Raipur, Raipur Superintendent of Police OP Pal said.8) Chhattisgarh govt launches kharif crop insurance scheme for farmersThe scheme will cater to paddy, maize, soybean, ground nut, pigeon pea and pulses 'moong' and 'urad'9) Chhattisgarh to have three-phase polls for 11 Lok Sabha seats"With the announcement of poll schedules, district election officers have been directed to implement the Model Code of Conduct in their respective regions," Chief Electoral Officer Sunil Kujur told reporters in Raipur.

The worst Naxal-hit Bastar (ST) constituency will alone witness poll on April 10 in the third phase of general elections while three other Maoist-affected constituencies - Mahasamund (General), Kanker (ST) and Rajnandgaon (General) - will go to polls on April 17 in the second phase.

The rest of the seven Lok Sabha seats - Surguja and Raigarh (ST), Janjgir-Champa (SC), Raipur, Durg, Korba and Bilaspur (General) - will see polling on April 24.10) Chhattisgarh Swabhiman Manch merges with BJP11) Gaurishankar Agrawal elected Speaker of Chhattisgarh Assembly12) Congress MLA TS Singhdeo elected Leader of Opposition in Chhattisgarh Assembly13) Congress MLA Satyanarayan Sharma sworn-in as pro-tem Speaker of Chhattisgarh AssemblySharma, who represents Raipur rural seat, was administered the oath by Governor Shekhar Dutt in a function held at Raj Bhawan here.

Sharma has been elected to Assembly six times. He had become member of the undivided Madhya Pradesh Assembly in 1985.14) Five more suspected SIMI members arrested in Chhattisgarh15) (5) 16) . .17) . 130 18) 2013 . 15 . 2013 .19) 20) The newly-appointed Chief Justice of the Chhattisgarh High Court, Justice Yatindra Singh, took the oath of office in Chattisgarh on 22 October 2012.

Chhattisgarh Governor Shekhar Dutt administered the oath to Justice Yatindra Singh at Raj Bhavan in Bilaspur District of Chattisgarh.

Prior to appointment as Chief Justice, Justice Yatindra Singh was posted at the Allahabad High Court. He was born in 1952 and had graduated from Allahabad University in 1970. He had also served as Additional Advocate-General of Uttar Pradesh Between March 1997 and February 1999.He had two books written under his name entitled 'Cyberlaws' and 'A Lawyer's World and Childhood dreams'.21) The Chhattisgarh government in the first week of October 2012 established aLivelihood CollegeinDantewadato fight unemployment in the Naxal affected areas of the state.22) he Government of Chhattisgarh banned Gutka and Pan Masala on 24 July 2012. The State Cabinet decided to ban the manufacturing, storage, distribution, sale and consumption of these products.

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved this proposal under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. It aims to reduce the number of cases that cause because of the consumption of the tobacco products.23) India on 30 April 2012 announced its decision to export 2.1 million tonnes (mt) of iron ore to steel mills of Japan and South Korea under a long-term agreement due to be signed in May 2012. The iron ore will be supplied to leading steel mills of Japan and Korea, including Posco, Kobe and Nippon Steel.

As approved by the cabinet in March 2012, the iron ore, having 64 per cent Fe content, or high grade lumps is to be sourced from NMDC's Chhattisgarh mines and will be exported through MMTC.24) 2 2014 . ., . 18 2014 .25) 64th National Basketball Championship concluded In the final, Chhattisgarh won the women's title beating Indian Railways 81-77. The men's title was won by Tamil Nadu. They defeated Punjab 74-57 to win the men's title.The winners received one lakh rupees, while the first and second runners-up received 75000 rupees and 50000 rupees respectively.

Rikin Pethani of Tamil Nadu and Chhattisgarh's Kavita Kumari were awarded the Harish Sharma Most Valuable Player Award.26) () 300 26 2014 .27) 1100 7 2014 ..28) Group of armed Maoists trapped and attacked the Congress party convoy at Dharba Valley in Chhattisgarh on 25 May 2013. In the attack, 17 people were killed on the spot as well as around 20 injured. Among the injured was former central Minister and senior Congress leader V.C. Shukla.29) , 500 Asian games was organised first in new delhion 1951 opend by rajendra Prasad. Officieally called 1stasiad .current Asian is asiad 17 organised in inchao in south koria.Incheon, South Korea - XVII 2014 - September 19th - October 4th, 2014 Surabaya, Indonesia - XVIII 2019 TBDIt is organised in every four year hovever 2018 was shifted to 2019 due to Olympic.The2010 Asian Games, also known as theXVI Asiad, was amulti-sport eventcelebrated inGuangzhou,ChinaAbbreviationAGF

MottoEver onward

SuccessorOlympic Council of Asia

Formation13February 1949; 65 years ago

Extinction26 November 1981

TypeSports federation

PurposeOrganizing the Asian Games

Region servedAsia

MembershipAsianNational Olympic Committees

Formation1982

TypeSports federation

HeadquartersKuwait City,Kuwait

Membership45National Olympic Committees

Official languageEnglish

PresidentSheikh Fahad Al-Sabah

Vice PresidentMohammad Aliabadi

Websiteocasia.org

30) Olympic: The 1896 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the I Olympiad, was a multi-sport event held in Athens, Greece, from 6 to 15 April 1896. It was the first international Olympic Games held in the Modern era.2012- summer London olypics2014 winter- sochi russiya2016-summer-brasil riyode jinero-31stolympic2018-winter-yongchang-south koriya 23rd winter olympic2020-summer tokiyo japanIt is organised every four year with two part winter and summer alternating every two yearMottoCitius, Altius, Fortius(Latin: Faster, Higher, Stronger)

Formation23June 1894; 120 years ago

TypeSports federation

HeadquartersLausanne,Switzerland

Membership105 active members, 32 honorary members

Official languageFrench, Englishand host country's official language when necessary

PresidentThomas Bach

Websitewww.olympic.org

31) Commonwealth games The Commonwealth Games (known as the British Empire Games from 19301950, the British Empire and Commonwealth Games from 19541966, and British Commonwealth Games from 19701974)[1] is an international, multi-sport event involving athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations. The event was first held in 1930, and, with the exception of 1942 and 1946, which were cancelled due to World War II, has taken place every four years since then.AbbreviationCG

MottoHumanityEqualityDestiny

First event1930

HeadquartersLondon, United Kingdom

PresidentHRH PrinceTunku Imran

Websitewww.thecgf.com

32) The Fdration Internationale de Football Association (FIFA /fif/; English: International Federation of Association Football) is the international governing body of association football, futsal and beach soccer. FIFA is responsible for the organisation of football's major international tournaments, notably the World Cup which commenced in 1930 and the Women's World Cup which commenced in 1991.

FIFA was founded in 1904 to oversee international competition among the national associations of Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Headquartered in Zrich, membership now comprises 209 national associations. Member countries must each also be members of one of the six regional confederations into which the world is divided: Africa, Asia, Europe, North & Central America and the Caribbean, Oceania and South America.1. Uruguay2. 1930 FIFA World Cup Final. The 1930 FIFA World Cup Final was contested by the finalists from the 1928 Olympics,UruguayandArgentina. The final was played at the Estadio Centenario on July 3AbbreviationFIFA[1]

MottoFor the Game. For the World.

Formation21May 1904(110 years ago)

TypeFederation of national associations

HeadquartersZrich, Switzerland

Coordinates472253N83428ECoordinates:472253N83428E

Region servedWorldwide

Membership209 national associations

Official languageEnglish, French, German, Spanish[2]

PresidentSepp Blatter

Senior Vice-PresidentJulio Grondona

Vice-PresidentsJim Boyce,Prince Ali Bin Al-Hussein

AffiliationsInternational Olympic Committee

Next fifa world cup 2018 russiya and 2022 in Qatar.2104 brasil fifa world cup winner ost countryBrazil

Dates12 June 13 July 2014 (32 days)

Teams32(from 5 confederations)

Venue(s)12(in 12 host cities)

Final positions

ChampionsGermany(4th title)

Runners-upArgentina

Third placeNetherlands

Fourth placeBrazil

Tournament statistics

Matchesplayed64

Goals scored171(2.67 per match)

Attendance3,429,873(53,592 per match)

Top scorer(s)James Rodrguez(6 goals)[1]

Best playerLionel Messi[2]

Best young playerPaul Pogba[3]

BestgoalkeeperManuel Neuer[4]

Fair play awardColombia[5]

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