Daily Current Affairs 23rd September 2022

Iswarya

2022-09-23

Daily Current Affairs 23rd September 2022

National News

Nagaland’s Chief Minister’s Health Insurance Scheme (CMHIS) to be launch

Nagaland to be launches its own health insurance scheme “Chief Minister’s Health Insurance Scheme (CMHIS)” on 1st of October.
This scheme aims to reduce out-of-pocket expenditure on hospital care for all bonafide citizens of the state.
The beneficiary families will be entitled to free health insurance coverage of up to five lakh rupees per family per year.
- CMHIS- Chief Minister’s Health Insurance Scheme

The Supreme Court has appointed a former Supreme Court judge to amend the constitution of the Indian Olympic Association

The Supreme Court has ordered the dissolution of the Indian Olympic Association and the completion of the elections by December.
Following this, the Supreme Court has appointed former Supreme Court judge L. Nageswara Rao to amend the Indian Olympic Association’s constitution.
Lavu Nageswara Rao is a former Judge of Supreme Court of India.
He is the 7th person elevated directly from the bar to the Supreme Court and he was sworn in on May 13, 2016.

Indian Olympic Association

Founded: 1927
Headquarters: New Delhi
President: Adille Sumariwalla

Training in mushroom cultivation and vermicomposting for inmates in jail

Prisoners in Chhattisgarh are trained in mushroom cultivation in prisons.
This training is provided by the state government to the prisoners confined in Baloda Bazar district.
The governor of the district has said that this training will help the inmates who are released from prison to adjust their lives after that.
Mushroom cultivation and vermicomposting work has been started in the jail under the flagship scheme of the government.

Doctors perform first successful robotic renal transplant at Safdarjung hospital

Safdarjung hospital has successfully performed a robotic renal transplant on a patient who was on dialysis and awaiting the transplant for years.
This transplant performs to 39 years old from Uttar Pradesh’s Farrukabad.
This Renal Transplantation was performed by a team of doctors headed by Prof (Dr) Anup Kumar, Head of Department, Department of Urology, Robotics and Renal Transplant.
The doctors claimed this was the first such surgery to have been performed at a central government facility in the country.

International news

Saudi to send first female astronaut into space

Saudi Arabia plans to send astronauts, including a woman by next year
Saudi Arabia is implementing various modern projects under Vision 2030.
Many changes have been made under this program such as the first woman ambassador, girl’s car driving, playing football.
Currently, Saudi Arabia plans to send the first female astronaut into space under this program.

Men aged 18 – 65 are prohibited from leaving Russia

The government of the country has ordered that people between 18-65 years of age should not be given tickets to leave the country by plane and train.
The Ukrainian army is conducting a heavy counter-attack against the forces of Ukraine, in this case, President Vladimir Putin, in his speech to the Russian people through ‘TV’, said that ‘three hundred thousand soldiers will be kept in reserve in the Russian army’.
People are starting to leave the country as the Russian government may implement conscription for all.
The President also said that only those who have proper permission from the army will be allowed to leave the country.

State News

Chief Minister MK Stalin has launched Tamilnilam portal

A few years back, the government introduced the facility of online belt exchange. However, it was mandatory to submit the documents to the taluk offices in person.
The facility to apply for change of belt through online service Chief Minister MK Stalin has launched the Tamilnilam portal under the Department of Revenue and Disaster Management at the Chief Secretariat.
In this portal have the facility of applying for land transfer from anywhere and the facility of downloading urban field maps online through the online service.

Inventions

Remote Control Cockroaches Used for Earthquake Rescue in Japan!!!

Japanese researchers have revealed a “cyborg” cockroach.
Kenjiro Fukuda and his team at the Thin-Film Devices Laboratory at Rikken, a Japanese research institute, developed a flexible solar cell film that is 4 microns thick, 1/25 the width of a human hair, and can fit on the abdomen of an insect.
Scientists first realized that insects could be controlled remotely in 1997.
Equipped with a small solar panel-charged backpack, the researchers said that the insects could last longer during the rescue operation.

Economic News

TN own tax revenue rose by 55% and non – tax revenue by 75%

In first quarter of FY 23, Tamilnadu’s own tax revenue rose by 55% and non – tax revenue by 75%.
Tamil Nadu Finance Minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan stated that the State has managed to reduce revenue and fiscal deficits and achieve growth despite keeping inflation in control.
Food inflation in Tamil Nadu is one of the lowest in the country.
He also added that the GST collections have gone up by 37% and the direct tax collection has increased by 23%.

The rupee also fell by nine paise to trade at Rs 80

Yesterday, the value of the Indian rupee against the US dollar fell to an all-time low.
Continuing today, the rupee depreciated by nine paise to Rs 80 and 96 paise against the US dollar.
Prices were seen higher as US inflation fell to a 40-year low.
So the US has raised interest rates by 0.75%.
As a result, inflation in India and Asian countries has fallen to unprecedented levels.

Geographical Landmarks

A terracotta seal, shell bangles, copper coins have been found!!!

A terracotta seal, shell bangles and copper coins have been found in excavations at Vembakottai near Chatur in the Virudhunagar district.
Bhaskar Ponnusamy, the director of this excavation has told that the people who lived in this area had trade relations and used the materials of the shells.
So far, 15 pits have been dug in this area and many objects have been found, he said.

Book Publication

The book titled ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas was released

Today the book titled ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas was released by former Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu at Akashvani Bhawan in New Delhi.
It is a collection of selected speeches of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
This book reflects the ideas, determination, and decisiveness of Modi’s government.
This book provides a unique opportunity for historians, intellectuals, and people to get a glimpse of the steps taken by the government.

Important Day

International Day of Sign Languages

Every year International Day of Sign Languages is observed on September 23.
The first International Day of Sign Languages was observed on 2018 as a part of International week Deaf.
This day is an opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and other sign language users.
This day aims to spread awareness regarding the importance of sign language in the realization of the human rights of people who are deaf.

Theme

This year’s International Day of Sign Languages theme is “Sign Language Unite Us.”

The end day of second kashmir war !!!

The Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 or the Second Kashmir War was the culmination of the conflict between Pakistan and India between April 1965 and September 1965.
The Seventeen Day War resulted in thousands of casualties on both sides
On September 22, the United Nations asked both countries to come to an unconditional ceasefire agreement.
After that, Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and Pakistani President Ayub Khan signed a peace agreement in the Soviet city of Tashkent.
Accordingly, both countries decided to withdraw their troops to their respective border areas.

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