Top GKToday’s News Headlines- 25 November 2019

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Here are the top News Headlines of 25 November 2019 for all competitive examinations of India.

Manipur Sangai Festival being organised in Imphal from November 24 to 30
Lachit Divas celebrated in Assam on November 24 in memory general Lachit Borphukan (17th century) of Ahom kingdom
Centre extends ban on Assam-based National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) by another five years
Etawah Lion Safari inaugurated in Etawah, Uttar Pradesh
BJP leader Kailash Chandra Joshi, MP’s first non-Congress CM in 1977-78, dies in Bhopal at 90
Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP) leader and former West Bengal minister Kshiti Goswami dies at 77
National Tribal Craft Mela – 2019 being held in Bhubaneswar, Odisha from November 23 to 29

Media firm Amar Ujala acquires majority stake in Cygnus Medicare, which operates a chain of super specialty hospitals

Bolivia’s Congress passes law for new elections without former President Evo Morales

FIT INDIA SCHOOLS

PM launches the Fit India School grading system in schools across the country.
The grading will be in 3 categories — The Fit India Schools, which is the first level of ranking, Fit India School (3 star) and Fit India School (5 star).

Kenya’s Eliud Kipchoge (men’s marathon) and USA’s Dalilah Muhammad (women’s 400 m hurdles) win World Athlete of the Year awards
India beat Bangladesh by an innings and 46 runs in the Day and Night Pink ball Test at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata to win the 2-test series 2-0
Pakistan beat hosts Bangladesh by 77 runs in final at Mirpur to win ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup
‘Finding the Gaps’, book written by Australian cricket umpire Simon Taufel, released

BADMINTON

Winners of Infosys Foundation-India International Challenge badminton organised in Mumbai:
Xiaodong Sheng (Canada): Men’s Singles
Manu Attri and Sumeeth Reddy (India): Men’s Doubles
Porntip Buranaprasertsuk (Thailand): Women’s Singles
Tan Pearly Koong Lee and Thinaah Muralitharan (Malaysia): Women’s Doubles
Hoo Pang Ron and Cheah Yee See (Malaysia): Mixed Doubles