Current Affairs - Persons

Jay Shah, the Secretary of BCCI, secured a historic third term as the President of the Asian Cricket Council, reflecting his achievements and dynamic leadership during the ACC Annual General Meeting in Bali.

Havildar Preeti Rajak, a skilled trap shooter in the Indian Army, made history by becoming the first female Subedar, showcasing her exceptional talent and marking a significant milestone for women in the armed forces.

Carter Dallas, the two-year-old who set the record as the youngest person to reach Mount Everest's base camp, hails from Scotland. Accompanied by his parents on an extraordinary journey, Carter's achievement at an altitude of 17,598 feet above sea level captured global attention.

Nitish Kumar took the oath as Bihar Chief Minister for the 9th time, aligning with the BJP ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, breaking ties with the 'Mahagathbandhan' in a significant political development.

Sumit Nagal achieved this historic feat by defeating Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik in the opening round of the Australian Open, ending an 11-major drought for Indian representation in the singles main draw. The Indian tennis sensation became the first player from the country to knock out a seeded opponent at a Grand slam since 1989, a feat he achieved after registering a straight-sets victory over Alexander Bublik in Melbourne