August 2019 Edition Of The Hindu Newspaper Based One Liners Ebook English Medium

To pave your way to ace the grades in General Awareness Section of banking and other competitive exams, Adda247 Publications brings to you an e-book, “The Hindu Based Current Affairs One-liner Questions Practice E-book” (August 2019). This e-book provides day-wise questions on Current happenings, Static and Banking Awareness. The book will be incorporating more than 300 questions based on the current affairs of 1st of August 2019 to 31st of August 2019 from The Hindu newspaper and are prepared by Gopal Anand Sir. Salient features of “The Hindu Based Current Affairs One-liner Questions Practice E-book”: -Day-wise questions on Current, Static and Banking Awareness -Incorporates more than 300 questions -Questions based on the news from 1st of August 2019 to 31st of August 2019 -Available in the English Language Validity: 12 Months

To pave your way to ace the grades in General Awareness Section of banking and other competitive exams, Adda247 Publications brings to you an e-book, “The Hindu Based Current Affairs One-liner Questions Practice E-book” (April 2019). This e-book provides day-wise questions on Current happenings, Static and Banking Awareness. Based on the everyday news, questions in the e-book will be updated every evening on a regular basis. The book will be incorporating more than 300 questions based on the current affairs of 1st of April 2019 to 30th of April 2019 from The Hindu newspaper and are prepared by Gopal Anand Sir. Salient features of “The Hindu Based Current Affairs One-liner Questions Practice E-book”: -Day-wise questions on Current, Static and Banking Awareness -Incorporates more than 300 questions -Questions based on the news from 1st of April 2019 to 30th of April 2019 -Available in the English Language Validity: 6 Months

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