Current Affairs Topics | General Studies Topics | General knowledge | 25th April 2018

1. Haj Application Process Goes Digital, Mobile App Launched
2. Digital payment logic to drive banks to adopt new technology: Ravi Shankar Prasad
3. Centre issues guidelines for e-health records
4. India continues to foray more into digital travel booking 
5. After year of flip-flops, Provident fund body buckles up for digital ride
6. BHIM App Launched, PM Narendra Modi Says World Will Google For It: 10 Facts
7. Mother Dairy launches Aadhar-enabled payment system at booths
8. Digital India: Government’s DigiDhan Abhiyan registers 1 crore rural citizens for digital payments
9. Apple seeks relaxed labelling rules, doesn't want to print product info on devices 
10. Delhi govt to make digital payments for transactions above Rs 5,000
11. Spices Board goes digital in Andhra Pradesh
12. External Affairs Ministry crosses another social media milestone
13. Government launches lottery schemes to motivate people to go digital
14. Digital India: MPs can use funds to set up Wi-Fi facilities in villages
15. Aadhaar payment app set to simplify digital transactions 
16. BSNL now offering free email ID in 8 Indian languages
17. Cisco signs deal with CERT-In to man the doors at Digital India 
18. Over 38 lakh rural citizens have enrolled for digital payments: Arun Sundararajan
19. Government ensuring digital infrastructure security, says PP Choudhary
20. Govt to promote cyber security courses as it pushes for a safe digital economy
21. Govt says less tax for small traders on digital transactions
22. Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad Presents Digital India Awards 2016
23. Trai recommends limited free data for rural subscribers
24. Centre to finance digital discounts
25. Cyber attacks: IT ministry asks Twitter to reinforce security, forms special team
26. Centre mulls review of IT Act to strengthen cyber security
27. Banks Told To Incentivise Digital Payments, Transactions: Union Minister
28. A dedicated TV channel to promote digital payments
29. Tackling e-waste