Current Affairs - Persons

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

Gen MM Naravane's book, "Four Stars to Destiny," offers insights into decision-making during the 2020 China Border Crisis. The book includes details on communication with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh during the PLA mobilization at Rechin La pass in Eastern Ladakh, and Gen Naravane recalls the operational response decided during the LAC standoff with China.

Gabriel Attal, at 34 years old, became the youngest-ever Prime Minister of France, appointed by President Emmanuel Macron. Attal also made history as the first openly gay official to hold this prestigious position.

British Sikh Army medic Harpreet Chandi, aka 'Polar Preet,' achieved the fastest solo ski across Antarctica, covering 1,130 km in 31 days, 13 hours, and 19 minutes, pending verification from Guinness World Records.

The book 'Sanskriti ke Ayaam' was authored by Manorama Mishra and released by General VK Singh. It explores Indian knowledge, tradition, and culture.