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Daily G.K. - Top Stories

18 Jan 2018

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

Auto co to change car name 'Trumpchi' for US market

Chinese auto maker GAC is changing the name of models it plans to introduce in the US market next year, because "Trumpchi" sounds too much like its linked to President Trump. The Trumpchi models have been available in China for years, and the word actually means "legend" in Chinese.

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BUSINESS AND ECONOMY

ASIA-PACIFIC'S LARGEST TRAVEL SHOW OPENS TODAY IN BOMBAY EXHIBITION CENTRE

Mumbai is hosting OTM, The largest travel show in the Asia Pacific, opening today at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon. 1200 sellers from 50+ countries and 25+ States are exhibiting in OTM. They will meet 15,000 trade visitors and hosted buyers, during the 3-day event. National Tourist Organisations of Turkey, Greece, Indonesia, Thailand, Egypt, Nepal, China, Kenya, Maldives, Rwanda, Macao, Bangladesh, Korea, Japan, Bhutan, Tanzania, Romania, Cambodia, Palestine, Cyprus, Croatia, New Zealand, Fiji, Botswana, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania have set up colourful country pavilions, along with a large number of hotels, attractions and operators from every destination.

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SPORTS

Filmmakers move SC against ban on 'Padmaavat' in 4 states

The producer and director of the controversial film "Padmaavat" moved the Supreme Court challenging the decision of four states to ban its screening within their jurisdictions just days before its scheduled release on January 25. Director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, with the producer and the marketing rights holder, pleaded through advocate Mahesh Agrawal with a bench headed by CJI Dipak Misra for an urgent hearing on the joint petition seeking a direction from the SC to the governments of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Haryana to facilitate safe screening of the film.

Ronaldinho calls it a day

Ronaldinho, "the ever-smiling magician" of Barcelona, as described by his former club, has ended his professional career. Roberto Assis, the brother and agent of the 2005 Ballon d’Or winner, announced Tuesday that the 37-year-old wants to play a series of farewell matches from August and then focus on his life off the pitch. Ronaldinho played his last professional match in 2015 for Brazilian club Fluminense. Assis hopes to schedule some farewell matches for Ronaldinho after the World Cup in Russia, which ends July 15. The initial plan is to play games in Brazil, Europe and Asia and to also get Brazil's national team involved. Last July, Ronaldinho said on the sidelines of a friendly in Chechnya that was he was "too old'' to return to action.

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NATIONAL AFFAIRS

Laptops only in cabin bags on flights soon?

Due to battery fire fears, keeping personal electronic devices (PEDs) like laptops in check-in bags is increasingly not going to be an option. Indian carriers, like many of their international counterparts, have begun ‘recommending’ that PEDs like phones and laptops be carried in hand bags. The recommendation could mean flyers being asked if there are laptops in check-in bags and then being told to transfer them to hand bags. The reason: with rising incidence of batteries in PEDs catching fire, it is easier to control that situation when the bag is in the cabin instead of letting the fire go undetected in the cargo.

From April, GPS, panic button must for taxis, buses

All taxis, buses and public transport vehicles, barring three-wheelers and e-rickshaws will have to install a location tracking device or GPS and an alert button from April 1. The road transport ministry has reiterated the deadline amid reports that most of the states had not done much to meet the target. A senior official said there will be no extension to roll out these passenger safety measures in public transport vehicles. The devices will be fitted by the manufacturer or dealer or the operators.

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