Most Important November Current Affairs 2012

• Maldives cancelled its Biggest Foreign
  Investment Project with GMR Group

• Sebastian Vettel became Youngest Triple Champion in Formula One History

• Arvind Kejriwal named his Political Party as Aam Admi Party

• Usain Bolt and Allyson Felix named IAAF World Athletes of the Year 2012

• Cabinet
  Committee on Economic Affairs approved 9.5 percent Stake Disinvestment in NTPC

• Lula da Silva awarded Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, for Disarmament and Development

• Senior IPS
  Officer Ranjit Sinha Appointed as CBI Director for Two Years

• Tenth ASEAN-India Summit Concluded at Peace
  Palace, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

• PepsiCo Coughed Up Double Amount than DLF to
  Be Next 5 Years IPL Sponsor

• Gavaskar conferred with Col. CK Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award

• Super-Jupiter, the Largest Planet of Our Solar
  System Discovered

• Malala Yousafzai awarded with Bravery Award by World Peace and Prosperity Foundation

• Reserve Bank
  of India asked Banks not to Provide Loans
  for Purchase of Gold

• President of
  Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf chosen
  for Indira Gandhi Peace Prize 2012

• Shiv Sena
  Chief Balasaheb Thackeray died in
  Mumbai

• Xi Jinping elected as the New General Secretary of the Communist Party of
  China

• President
  Pranab Mukherjee Launched Low Cost Aakash
  Tablet 2

• United
  Nation Declared November 10 as Malala
  day

• Vodafone India tied up with ICICI Bank for Mobile Money
  Services

• Sachin Tendulkar received the Honorary Membership of
  the Order of Australia

• Irom Sharmila, the Iron Lady of Manipur completed 12 Years of Fast

• Mahesh Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna won First ATP
  Tour Masters Title

• Pioneer of
  Pocket Cartoons in India Cartoonist,
  T. Samuel Died

• Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Conferred with French Award The Knight of the Order of Arts and
  Letter

• Virat Kohli Selected for BCCI Polly Umrigar Award

• BJP
  suspended Rajya Sabha Member Ram
  Jethmalani from the Party

• Death of Savita Halappanavar Ignited Strong
  Reactions for Change in Irish Abortion
  Law.

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