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| 29 June 2021 Today's Current Affairs in Shorts |
Zhang Zhizhen becomes first Chinese tennis player to qualify for Wimbledon Open .
Gujarat state government announced a subsidy of up to Rs 1.5 lakh for the purchase of electric cars .
Avni Lekhara won a gold medal in the Para World Cup Shooting event held in Peru .
Did Tesla set up the first charging station in Lhasa, China .
SBI Bank launches Healthcare Business Loan Service .
The Uttar Pradesh government has announced to name the Noida shooting range after Chandra Tomar .
Denmark recently signed the International Solar Alliance Framework Agreement .
The state of Orissa partnered with the World Food Program of the United Nations .
Younis Khan resigns as batting coach of Pakistan cricket team .
Governor of Andhra Pradesh Biswabhusan Harichandan inaugurates Virtual International Education e-Conference .
Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day observed on June 27; theme: “MSME 2021: key to an inclusive and sustainable recovery” .
Two personnel injured in twin blasts at Jammu Air Force Station caused by unmanned aerial vehicles .
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen wins Formula One Styrian Grand Prix at Spielberg, Austria .
PM inaugurates Japanese Zen Garden and Kaizen Academy at Ahmedabad Management Association .
Indian women’s recurve team of Deepika Kumari, Ankita Bhakat and Komalika Bari win gold at Archery World Cup Stage 3 in Paris .
Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria calls on Chief of Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) Air Marshal Shaikh Abdul Hannan at Dhaka .
Tamil Nadu CM M. K. Stalin announces Rs. 3 crore prize money for gold medal winners in Tokyo Olympics .
INS Tabar deployed for naval exercises in Africa, Europe .
Neeraj Chopra bags bronze medal in javelin throw at Kuortane Games in Finland at 86.79 metres .
‘Anomalies in Law and Justice’, a book by former SC judge Justice R V Raveendran released .
Shafali Verma (17 years and 150 days) becomes youngest Indian cricketer to make debut across formats .
Railways improve operating ratio to 97.45% in 2020-21 from 98.36% in 2019-20 .
U.K. Health Secretary Matt Hancock quits over breach of COVID-19 rules.
