INTERNATIONAL EVENTS
Chinese President arrives in Tibet for Arunachal Pradesh
- Chinese President Xi Jinping toured Arunachal Pradesh’s military capital, Ningxi.
- He is touring Tibet to mark the 70th anniversary of China’s annexation.
- Tibet, which has been an independent state since 1912, was annexed by the Chinese Communist government 70 years ago.
- Although China claims that the annexation is a ‘peaceful liberation of Tibet’, the Tibetan government and people in India who have migrated to India have been claiming that it is an aggression against them.
- In this case, the area representing the Tibet Link Xi Jinping is touring for the first time.
- Arunachal Pradesh
- Capital: Itanagar
- Governor: Brigadier P.D. Misra
- Chief Minister: Bema Kandu
- China
- Capital: Beijing
- Currency: Renminbi & Yuan
- Leader – Xi Jinping
NATIONAL EVENTS
India scores 100% on transparency – UN report
- UN Security Council calls for immediate end to hostilities According to a study conducted by the Economic and Social Commission, India has advanced with 90.32 percent marks. In the past 2019, the figure was 78.49 percent.
- After evaluating the economies of 143 countries, the 2021 Census shows India’s progress in 5 key areas: transparency, procedures, corporate organization and cooperation, paperless trade, and transnational trade.
- India’s overall score is higher than that of France, UK, Canada, Norway and Finland, which are members of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development. This is higher than the European Union average.
- India has scored 100 percent in terms of transparency. India has a score of 66 per cent in the category of women in trade.
Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu inaugurated the 2021 World University Summit.
- Vice President of India M. Venkaiah Naidu inaugurated the 2021 (WUS 21) World University Summit.
- This summit b. Organized by Jindal Global University under the theme “Universities of the Future: Creating Institutional Recession, CSR and Social Impact”
- WUS 21 – World Universities Summit 2021
The NSE Foundation has launched a large-scale CSR program called ‘KWACH’ for the Govt-19 vaccine.
- The NSE Foundation, a subsidiary of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), in association with NITI AYOK and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has launched the ‘KWACH’ program to raise awareness about the Govt-19 vaccine in India.
- The project will coordinate grassroots partners and local district administration efforts to increase vaccination in remote districts of India.
- UNICEF – United Nations Children’s Fund
- NSE – National Stock Exchange
- Year of commencement: 1992
STATE EVENTS
A rare 1400 year old statue of Lucliser has been found in Uttiramerur
- A rare statue of Lakulisar, a 1400-year-old Pallava-based vegetarian sect, was found in the village of Kozhiyalam near Uttiramerur in Kanchipuram district.
- Lakulam means stick, Eesam means Easwaran. It is said that Lord Shiva incarnated as the 28th incarnation in human form to spread vegetarianism with a stick.
- He himself is called Lakulison. The Laculase Basupadam originated from the Basupadam, an important branch of vegetarianism.
- This statue is 95 cm. Height, 65 cm. And width.
Chief Minister MK Stalin has ordered that bond registration services be made simpler for the people.
- The Commercial Tax and Registration Department should work diligently to achieve the tax revenue target.
- Chief Minister MK Stalin demanded that the service of securities registration offices should be easy and transparent for the people.
SCIENCE / TECHNOLOGY
Akash missile
- The Military Research and Development Center (DRDO) has successfully tested the Akash missile for the second time in three days.
- The new generation Akash missile was successfully tested at an integrated test site off the coast of Chandipur, Odisha.
- The missile accurately intercepted and destroyed an unmanned aircraft sent at high speed in the sky. Its functions were evaluated by radar, electro-optical surveillance equipment, and control communication devices.
- The experiment was conducted even in bad weather. This proves that the missile can operate successfully in all weather conditions.
- It is also said to enhance the security capabilities of the Indian Air Force
- G. Satish Reddy, Chairman, DRDO, congratulates the DRDO team on the success of the new generation Akash missile test, which intercepts high-speed air targets.
ORBITUARY
Bhagirathi Amma (107), a senior student from Kerala, has passed away.
- Bhagirathi Amma at the age of 105 wrote the examination equivalent to the 4th class conducted by the Kerala State Education.
- He also became the oldest student to pass the exam.
- He also received the prestigious Narisakthi Purashkar Award from the Central Government.
- Prime Minister Modi has praised him on the occasion of Mann Ki Baat.
- Kerala
- Capital: Thiruvananthapuram
- Chief Minister: Binarayi Vijayan
- Governor: Arif Mohammad Khan
AWARDS
All India Football Federation (AIFF) Awards
- Sandesh Jhinkan named AIFF Men’s Footballer of the Year 2020–21 This is the first time he has been awarded the Emerging Player of the Year award since 2014.
- ங்க Nangom Bala Devi has been selected as the AIFF Women’s Footballer of the Year 2020–21. This is the third time he has won this award.
- Manisha Kalyan and Suresh Wangjam have won the Women and Men Emerging Player of the Year awards respectively.
- AIFF – All India Football Federation
- Capital: New Delhi
- Chairman: Mr. Praful Patel
- Year of commencement: 1937
ECONOMY
Btu India is the world’s first space-based digital currency exchange for ultra-secure transactions.
- PTU India has partnered with Spatchain to successfully launch its digital security infrastructure on the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket under the RightShare project.
- Bitcoin marks Bitcoin as the world’s first cryptocurrency exchange to enhance the high security of space-quality infrastructure for highly secure bitcoin cryptocurrency transactions and to back up its public satellite key at a space point.
SPORTS
Tokyo Olympics
- The 32nd Olympic Games will be held in Tokyo, Japan from July 23 to August 8.
- King Niruhido of Japan announces the official start of the Olympics. This is the 3rd time that a member of the Japanese royal family has started the Olympics.
Opening Ceremony
- ‘Moving forward together’ was the essence of the opening show.
- 204 national teams marched with their national flags as the highlight of the opening ceremony.
- Greece, the home country of the Olympics, was the first team to carry their national flag.
- India ranked 21st in this list. A team of 19 people from the Indian side participated in the inaugural parade.
- 6 6-time world boxing champion Maricom and men’s hockey team captain Manpreet Singh carried the national flag on behalf of the Indian team.
- They were accompanied by Tamil Nadu Swordsman Bhavani Devi and 6 officers.
Pledge
- Japan players Yamagata Riota and Ishikawa Kasumi took the pledge for the match.
- A minute of silence was observed during the opening ceremony in memory of the Israeli athletes killed by Palestinian militants at the 1972 Munich Olympics. The event took place for the first time in 49 years.
Olympic Torch
- For the first time in Olympic history, hydrogen will be used as fuel for the Olympic torch lit at the Tokyo Olympics.
- Propane, magnesium and ammunition were used to keep the Olympic torch lit during the previous Olympics.
- But during the use of these fuels carbon dioxide was produced in large quantities and polluted the environment. Currently the Olympic torch is said to be environmentally friendly as hydrogen is used as the fuel for the torch at the Tokyo Olympics.
- The vessel for the Tokyo Olympic torch was designed by Canadian designer Oki Sato as a flower unfolds from a bud.
India In The Olympics
- India beat New Zealand 2-3 in men’s hockey at the Olympics in Tokyo, Japan.
- The Indian team led by Captain Manpreet Singh finds the field this time. Harmanpreet Singh scored 2 goals and Rupendrasingh Paul scored 1 goal for India.
- Australia, New Zealand, Spain and Argentina are in the Indian team in Group A.
Olympic Overview
- 2000 – Sydney Olympics
- Celebrating the history of Australia, especially the contribution of the aborigines, was the main focus of the inaugural event.
- Indigenous racer Kathy Freeman lights the Olympic torch.
- Introduced sports like men’s and women’s taekwondo, trampoline, triathlon, synchronized diving.
- Women participated in weightlifting and modern pentathlon for the first time. Cameroon beat Spain to win historic gold medal in men’s football final
- 2004- Athens Olympics
- The Olympics, the birthplace of the ancient Olympics, and the re-emergence of the modern Olympics.
- Made a change in the shape of the medal that has been followed since 1928.
- Female competitors are also allowed in wrestling for the first time.
- 2008 – Beijing Olympics
- The Olympics officially began at 8.08pm on the 8th day of the 8th month of 2008.
- The path for cycling is set to touch China’s millennial Great Wall and the ‘Forbidden City’.
- Abhinav Bindra, the first and only sniper in the history of the Indian Olympics to win gold in the 10m air rifle category.
- Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Mauritius and Togo won the medal for the first time.
- American swimmer Michael Phelps won 8 gold medals and reached various world and Olympic records. Similarly, Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt broke his own world record in the 100 meters and won gold.
IMPORTANT DAYS
July 24 – National Thermal Engineer’s Day
- National Thermal Engineer’s Day is observed on 24th July every year to show the importance of advancing the field of thermal engineering.
- It also provides innovative, high quality and low cost heat management and its packaging solutions to the electronics industry.
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