✅ Exam Related Current Affairs with Static Gk
1) The Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha launched India’s first Tele-MANAS chatbot to enhance mental health support for distressed people.
➨ The initiative will ensure round-the-clock services for health counsellors, clinical psychologists and consultants.
▪️Jammu and Kashmir :-
➨L. Governor of J&K - Manoj Sinha
➨Rajparian Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Hirapora Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Dachigam National Park
➨Salim Ali National Park
➨Annual Youth Festival "Sonzal-2022"
2) Justice Sahi, former Chief Justice of the Madras and Patna HCs, has been appointed the chairperson of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC).
3) PhonePe announced the launch of its Point-of-sale (POS) device that enables merchants to accept payments via Debit Cards, Credit Cards and UPI, providing them with a simple and seamless settlement experience.
4) Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launched an NCC Integrated Software in New Delhi.
➨ It is a single-window interactive software for cadets, designed on the entry-to-exit model.
5) The government has appointed Telecom Secretary K Rajaraman as the chairperson of International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA).
➨ He will succeed Injeti Srinivas, the first chairperson of the regulatory authority, appointed in 2020.
6) To foster academic collaboration and promote research initiatives, the University of Jaffna and the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras have signed a Memorandum of Understanding.
7) Max Verstappen won six races in a row for the first time in his Formula One career, with Oracle Red Bull Racing's world champion taking his first British Grand Prix victory.
➨ The win was the team's 11th in succession, tying McLaren's record of 11 straight victories set in 1988.
8) IIT Madras Pravartak Technologies Foundation has partnered with 'Vidya Shakti' to take education to rural areas of Uttar Pradesh using online classes and virtual reality (VR).
▪️Uttar Pradesh :-
Governor - Smt. Anandiben Patel
➨Chandraprabha Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Dudhwa National Park
➨National Chambal Sanctuary
➨Govind Vallabh Pant Sagar Lake
➨Kashi Vishwanath Temple
➨Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Turtle Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Bakhira Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Hastinapur Wildlife Sanctuary
➨School Chalo Abhiyan
➨Sant Kabir Academy and Research Centre and Swadesh Darshan Yojana
➨Parivar Kalyan card scheme
➨Mathrubhumi Yojana Portal
9) The Department of Health and Family Welfare under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) has been awarded with the Kreta Vikreta Gaurav Samman Samaroh, 2023 in Highest Single-Bid Procurements in the 2022-23 fiscal category.
10) Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel and Union Minister of State for communications Devusinh Chauhan launched the 'Antyodaya Shramik Suraksha Yojna' an accident insurance scheme.
▪️Gujarat:-
➨CM - Bhupendra Patel
➨Nageshwar Temple
➨Somnath Temple
➠ Marine( Gulf of Kachchh) WLS
➠Nal Sarovar Bird Santuary
➠ Kakrapar Nuclear Power Plant
➠ Narayan Sarovar wildlife sanctuary
➠ Sardar Sarovar Hydro Electric Power Plant
➠Porbandar Lake wildlife sanctuary
11) Ace filmmaker Shekhar Kapur has been awarded for 'What's Love Got To Do With It' at the British National Awards.
12) Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone of the Railway Manufacturing Unit at Telangana’s Kazipet.
➨ This is going to be the first Indian Railway manufacturing unit for the state.
▪️Telangana :-
➨CM - Kalvakuntla Chandrashekhar Rao
➨KBR National Park
➨Amrabad Tiger Reserve
➨Kawal Tiger Reserve
➨ Pakhal Lake And Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Pocharam Dam And Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Mahavir Harina Vanasthali National Park
➨Mana Ooru Mana Badi program
➨Palle Pragati and pattana Pragati scheme
➨Bathukamma Saree scheme
1) The Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha launched India’s first Tele-MANAS chatbot to enhance mental health support for distressed people.
➨ The initiative will ensure round-the-clock services for health counsellors, clinical psychologists and consultants.
▪️Jammu and Kashmir :-
➨L. Governor of J&K - Manoj Sinha
➨Rajparian Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Hirapora Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Dachigam National Park
➨Salim Ali National Park
➨Annual Youth Festival "Sonzal-2022"
2) Justice Sahi, former Chief Justice of the Madras and Patna HCs, has been appointed the chairperson of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC).
3) PhonePe announced the launch of its Point-of-sale (POS) device that enables merchants to accept payments via Debit Cards, Credit Cards and UPI, providing them with a simple and seamless settlement experience.
4) Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launched an NCC Integrated Software in New Delhi.
➨ It is a single-window interactive software for cadets, designed on the entry-to-exit model.
5) The government has appointed Telecom Secretary K Rajaraman as the chairperson of International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA).
➨ He will succeed Injeti Srinivas, the first chairperson of the regulatory authority, appointed in 2020.
6) To foster academic collaboration and promote research initiatives, the University of Jaffna and the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras have signed a Memorandum of Understanding.
7) Max Verstappen won six races in a row for the first time in his Formula One career, with Oracle Red Bull Racing's world champion taking his first British Grand Prix victory.
➨ The win was the team's 11th in succession, tying McLaren's record of 11 straight victories set in 1988.
8) IIT Madras Pravartak Technologies Foundation has partnered with 'Vidya Shakti' to take education to rural areas of Uttar Pradesh using online classes and virtual reality (VR).
▪️Uttar Pradesh :-
Governor - Smt. Anandiben Patel
➨Chandraprabha Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Dudhwa National Park
➨National Chambal Sanctuary
➨Govind Vallabh Pant Sagar Lake
➨Kashi Vishwanath Temple
➨Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Turtle Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Bakhira Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Hastinapur Wildlife Sanctuary
➨School Chalo Abhiyan
➨Sant Kabir Academy and Research Centre and Swadesh Darshan Yojana
➨Parivar Kalyan card scheme
➨Mathrubhumi Yojana Portal
9) The Department of Health and Family Welfare under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) has been awarded with the Kreta Vikreta Gaurav Samman Samaroh, 2023 in Highest Single-Bid Procurements in the 2022-23 fiscal category.
10) Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel and Union Minister of State for communications Devusinh Chauhan launched the 'Antyodaya Shramik Suraksha Yojna' an accident insurance scheme.
▪️Gujarat:-
➨CM - Bhupendra Patel
➨Nageshwar Temple
➨Somnath Temple
➠ Marine( Gulf of Kachchh) WLS
➠Nal Sarovar Bird Santuary
➠ Kakrapar Nuclear Power Plant
➠ Narayan Sarovar wildlife sanctuary
➠ Sardar Sarovar Hydro Electric Power Plant
➠Porbandar Lake wildlife sanctuary
11) Ace filmmaker Shekhar Kapur has been awarded for 'What's Love Got To Do With It' at the British National Awards.
12) Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone of the Railway Manufacturing Unit at Telangana’s Kazipet.
➨ This is going to be the first Indian Railway manufacturing unit for the state.
▪️Telangana :-
➨CM - Kalvakuntla Chandrashekhar Rao
➨KBR National Park
➨Amrabad Tiger Reserve
➨Kawal Tiger Reserve
➨ Pakhal Lake And Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Pocharam Dam And Wildlife Sanctuary
➨Mahavir Harina Vanasthali National Park
➨Mana Ooru Mana Badi program
➨Palle Pragati and pattana Pragati scheme
➨Bathukamma Saree scheme
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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 15.07.2023
1.NIMBLE (ADJECTIVE): (फुर्तीला): agile
Synonyms: lithe, sprightly
Antonyms: stiff
Example Sentence:
With a deft motion of her nimble fingers, she completed the task.
2. MORATORIUM (NOUN): (प्रतिबंध): embargo
Synonyms: ban, prohibition
Antonyms: renewal
Example Sentence:
There was a moratorium on the use of drift nets.
3. MYSTERIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (रहस्यमय): enigmatic
Synonyms: inscrutable, secretive
Antonyms: open
Example Sentence:
She was mysterious about herself but said plenty about her husband.
4. THRIVE (VERB): (फलना-फूलना): flourish
Synonyms: prosper, burgeon
Antonyms: fail, collapse
Example Sentence:
The entertainment industry has thrived in the recent decade.
5. SUBVERSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (विनाशक): disruptive
Synonyms: inflammatory, insurgent
Antonyms: loyal
Example Sentence:
He was seen as a potentially subversive man within the party.
6. DEFIANCE (NOUN): (अवज्ञा): resistance
Synonyms: opposition, confrontation
Antonyms: submission
Example Sentence:
Despite her defiance, her voice shook.
7. TEMERITY (NOUN): (धृष्टता): audacity
Synonyms: boldness, nerve
Antonyms: shyness
Example Sentence:
No one had the temerity to question his conclusions.
8. SETBACK (NOUN): (स्र्कावट): problem
Synonyms: difficulty, issue
Antonyms: breakthrough
Example Sentence:
The violent attack was a serious setback for the peace process.
9. DISSEMINATION (NOUN): (प्रसार): spreading
Synonyms: circulation distribution
Antonyms: suppressing
Example Sentence:
The dissemination of public information was essential.
10. DRAB (ADJECTIVE): (बेरंग): colourless
Synonyms: grey, dull
Antonyms: bright
Example Sentence:
The landscape was drab and grey.
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1.NIMBLE (ADJECTIVE): (फुर्तीला): agile
Synonyms: lithe, sprightly
Antonyms: stiff
Example Sentence:
With a deft motion of her nimble fingers, she completed the task.
2. MORATORIUM (NOUN): (प्रतिबंध): embargo
Synonyms: ban, prohibition
Antonyms: renewal
Example Sentence:
There was a moratorium on the use of drift nets.
3. MYSTERIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (रहस्यमय): enigmatic
Synonyms: inscrutable, secretive
Antonyms: open
Example Sentence:
She was mysterious about herself but said plenty about her husband.
4. THRIVE (VERB): (फलना-फूलना): flourish
Synonyms: prosper, burgeon
Antonyms: fail, collapse
Example Sentence:
The entertainment industry has thrived in the recent decade.
5. SUBVERSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (विनाशक): disruptive
Synonyms: inflammatory, insurgent
Antonyms: loyal
Example Sentence:
He was seen as a potentially subversive man within the party.
6. DEFIANCE (NOUN): (अवज्ञा): resistance
Synonyms: opposition, confrontation
Antonyms: submission
Example Sentence:
Despite her defiance, her voice shook.
7. TEMERITY (NOUN): (धृष्टता): audacity
Synonyms: boldness, nerve
Antonyms: shyness
Example Sentence:
No one had the temerity to question his conclusions.
8. SETBACK (NOUN): (स्र्कावट): problem
Synonyms: difficulty, issue
Antonyms: breakthrough
Example Sentence:
The violent attack was a serious setback for the peace process.
9. DISSEMINATION (NOUN): (प्रसार): spreading
Synonyms: circulation distribution
Antonyms: suppressing
Example Sentence:
The dissemination of public information was essential.
10. DRAB (ADJECTIVE): (बेरंग): colourless
Synonyms: grey, dull
Antonyms: bright
Example Sentence:
The landscape was drab and grey.
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➢ Thawe Festival : Bihar
➢ Bohag Bihu festival : Assam
➢ 49th Khajuraho Dance Festival : Madhya Pradesh
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➢ Losar Festival : Ladakh
➢ 23rd Hornbill Festival : Nagaland
➢ Gaan Ngai festival : Manipur
➢ Cherchera Festival : Chhattisgarh
➢ 26th National Youth Festival 2023 : Hubbali, Karnataka
➢ International Yoga Festival 2023 : Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
➢ Tribal Dance Festival & Military Tattoo : New Delhi
➢ Mongeet Festival : Assam
➢ International Kite Festival 2023 : Ahmedabad, Gujarat
➢ Vigyanika Science Literature Festival : Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
➢ Baisakhi is a harvest festival : Punjab and Haryana
➢ Palkhi festival : Maharashtra
➢ Raja festival : Odisha
➢ Kheer Bhawani Mela : Jammu and Kashmir
➢ Great Prayer Festival : Ladakh
➢ Sinthan Snow Festival : Jammu and Kashmir
➢ Heritage Festival : Goa
➢ Thawe Festival : Bihar
➢ Bohag Bihu festival : Assam
➢ 49th Khajuraho Dance Festival : Madhya Pradesh
➢ Yaoshang festival : Manipur
➢ Purple Fest : Goa
➢ Orange Festival : Nagaland
➢ Kala Ghoda Arts Festival : Mumbai, Maharashtra
➢ Losar Festival : Ladakh
➢ 23rd Hornbill Festival : Nagaland
➢ Gaan Ngai festival : Manipur
➢ Cherchera Festival : Chhattisgarh
➢ 26th National Youth Festival 2023 : Hubbali, Karnataka
➢ International Yoga Festival 2023 : Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
➢ Tribal Dance Festival & Military Tattoo : New Delhi
➢ Mongeet Festival : Assam
➢ International Kite Festival 2023 : Ahmedabad, Gujarat
➢ Vigyanika Science Literature Festival : Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
➢ Baisakhi is a harvest festival : Punjab and Haryana
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🐍 World Snake Day
विश्व सांप दिवस
🐍 On this day, we pay tribute to the many diverse snake species around the world and recognize the important roles they play in our ecosystems.
🐍 Ophiology/Serpentology : a branch of herpetology concerned with the study of snakes.
🐍 Order: Squamata | Kingdom: Animalia | Phylum: Chordata | Class: Reptilia
🐍 Defanging is the process of removing the fangs of a snake.
🐍 Snakes do not have an external ear.
🐍Their stapes—called a “columella”—is slightly different from ours in that it connects to the jawbone, enabling them to sense vibrations.
Note : Facts important for SSC & RRB Exams.
✍ Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
🐍 World Snake Day
विश्व सांप दिवस
🐍 On this day, we pay tribute to the many diverse snake species around the world and recognize the important roles they play in our ecosystems.
🐍 Ophiology/Serpentology : a branch of herpetology concerned with the study of snakes.
🐍 Order: Squamata | Kingdom: Animalia | Phylum: Chordata | Class: Reptilia
🐍 Defanging is the process of removing the fangs of a snake.
🐍 Snakes do not have an external ear.
🐍Their stapes—called a “columella”—is slightly different from ours in that it connects to the jawbone, enabling them to sense vibrations.
Note : Facts important for SSC & RRB Exams.
✍ Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
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◾Surface - Hard Court
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◾Runner Up-Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece)
🚦WOMEN'S SINGLE
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◾Runnerup - Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan)
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◾️Runnerup - Karolína Muchová (Czech Republic)
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◾ Surface - Grass Court
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◾Runnerup - Novak Djokovic (Serbia)
🚦WOMEN'S SINGLE
◾Winner - Markéta Vondroušová (Poland)
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⚖ ICC (International Criminal Court) is the World's First Permanent international Criminal Court
🔶About International Criminal Court
🚩ICC was est. upon the adoption of the Rome Statute on 17 July 1998.
It came into effect on 1 july 2002
🔹Headquarters : Hague, Netherlands
🔹India is not a member of the ICC
🔺Don't Confuse
World Day of social Justice :- 20 February
🔶 ICJ (International Court Of justice )
🔹 HQ : Hague, Netherlands
🔹Est. :1945
🔹President : Joan E. Donoghue (USA)
🔹Member State : 193
🔹Official Language : English & French
🔷Total Judge 15 ( different countries)
🔹Tenure : 9Yr
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🔷Indian Judge : Dalbir Singh Bhandari (2012-2021)
🔷Indian Chief Justice : Nagendra Singh (1973-1988)
🔷Raghunandan Swarup Pathak 1989 -1991
🔷Sir Benegal Rau - (1952-1953)
✍ Credit : Neha Sharma🕊
⚖ World Day for International Justice
अंतर्राष्ट्रीय न्याय के लिए विश्व दिवस
⚖ ICC (International Criminal Court) is the World's First Permanent international Criminal Court
🔶About International Criminal Court
🚩ICC was est. upon the adoption of the Rome Statute on 17 July 1998.
It came into effect on 1 july 2002
🔹Headquarters : Hague, Netherlands
🔹India is not a member of the ICC
🔺Don't Confuse
World Day of social Justice :- 20 February
🔶 ICJ (International Court Of justice )
🔹 HQ : Hague, Netherlands
🔹Est. :1945
🔹President : Joan E. Donoghue (USA)
🔹Member State : 193
🔹Official Language : English & French
🔷Total Judge 15 ( different countries)
🔹Tenure : 9Yr
🔹One third of the court is elected Every 3 years & Judges are eligible for re-election.
♦INDIAN JUDGES AT THE ICJ
🔷Indian Judge : Dalbir Singh Bhandari (2012-2021)
🔷Indian Chief Justice : Nagendra Singh (1973-1988)
🔷Raghunandan Swarup Pathak 1989 -1991
🔷Sir Benegal Rau - (1952-1953)
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#UPDATED_15th_July.
◾️JANUARY :-
♦️Shubman Gill (India).
♦️Grace Scrivens (England).
◾️FEBRUARY :-
♦️Harry Brook (England).
♦️Ashleigh Gardner (Australia).
◾️MARCH :-
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♦️Thipatcha Putthawong(Thailand).
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♦️Wanindu Hasaranga(Sri Lanka).
♦️Ashleigh Gardner(Australia)
#UPDATED_15th_July.
◾️JANUARY :-
♦️Shubman Gill (India).
♦️Grace Scrivens (England).
◾️FEBRUARY :-
♦️Harry Brook (England).
♦️Ashleigh Gardner (Australia).
◾️MARCH :-
♦️Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh).
♦️Henriette Ishimwe (Rwanda).
◾️APRIL :-
♦️Fakhar Zaman (Pakistan).
♦️Naruemol Chaiwai (Thailand).
◾️MAY.
♦️Harry Tector(Ireland).
♦️Thipatcha Putthawong(Thailand).
◾️JUNE
♦️Wanindu Hasaranga(Sri Lanka).
♦️Ashleigh Gardner(Australia)
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❇️ 18th July
💠 Nelson Mandela International Day
नेल्सन मंडेला अंतर्राष्ट्रीय दिवस
💠 Full Name : Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
💠 It marks the 105th birth anniversary of Nelson Mandela
💠First Black President of South Africa
💠 In 1993, He won Nobel Peace Prize & 1990 Mandela received Bharat Ratna Award in India , Presidential Medal of freedom 2002
💠The day is celebrated since 2009 & First UN Mandela Day held On 18 July 2010
💠Long Walk to Freedom is an Autobiography Written By South African President Nelson Mandela and first Published in 1994 by Little Brown & Co.
💠Anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years by the South African government in 1962.
💠This day is also known as ‘46664 ’ and was originally launched to create awareness about HIV/AIDS.
✍Credit : Neha Sharma 🕊
💠 Nelson Mandela International Day
नेल्सन मंडेला अंतर्राष्ट्रीय दिवस
💠 Full Name : Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
💠 It marks the 105th birth anniversary of Nelson Mandela
💠First Black President of South Africa
💠 In 1993, He won Nobel Peace Prize & 1990 Mandela received Bharat Ratna Award in India , Presidential Medal of freedom 2002
💠The day is celebrated since 2009 & First UN Mandela Day held On 18 July 2010
💠Long Walk to Freedom is an Autobiography Written By South African President Nelson Mandela and first Published in 1994 by Little Brown & Co.
💠Anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years by the South African government in 1962.
💠This day is also known as ‘46664 ’ and was originally launched to create awareness about HIV/AIDS.
✍Credit : Neha Sharma 🕊
✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 18.07.2023
1. KINDLE (VERB): (प्रज्वलित करना): light
Synonyms: ignite, set fire to
Antonyms: douse
Example Sentence:
They kindle lights, he says, assuming one is in darkness.
2. INDEFINITELY (ADVERB): (अनिश्चित काल के लिए): sine die
Synonyms: forever, for good
Antonyms: temporarily
Example Sentence:
He can't expect to keep sneaking up to visit her indefinitely and get away with it.
3. PARTLY (ADVERB): (आंशिक रूप में): in part
Synonyms: partially, somewhat
Antonyms: completely
Example Sentence:
The result is partly a matter of skill and partly of chance.
4. FRAUDULENT (ADJECTIVE): (कपटपूर्ण): dishonest
Synonyms: cheating, swindling
Antonyms: honest
Example Sentence:
I wouldn't dream of going into business with that fraudulent insurance company.
5. UNDERMINE (VERB): (दुर्बल करना): erode
Synonyms: wear away, undercut
Antonyms: support
Example Sentence:
The flow of water had undermined pillars supporting the roof.
6. REVOKE (VERB): (रद्द करना): cancel
Synonyms: repeal, rescind
Antonyms: introduce
Example Sentence:
The men appealed and the sentence was revoked.
7. SPECIFIC (ADJECTIVE): (सटीक): exact
Synonyms: accurate, precise
Antonyms: vague
Example Sentence:
When ordering goods, be specific.
8 AGITATION (NOUN): (आवेश): anxiety
Synonyms: perturbation, disquiet
Antonyms: calmness
Example Sentence:
She was wringing her hands in agitation.
9. BYGONE (ADJECTIVE): (पुराना): ancient
Synonyms: past, former
Antonyms: contemporary
Example Sentence:
That is contrary to the observation of philosophers of bygone days.
10. STIMULATE (VERB): (प्रेरित करना): encourage
Synonyms: prompt, prod
Antonyms: discourage
Example Sentence:
The reader could not fail to be stimulated by the ideas presented.
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1. KINDLE (VERB): (प्रज्वलित करना): light
Synonyms: ignite, set fire to
Antonyms: douse
Example Sentence:
They kindle lights, he says, assuming one is in darkness.
2. INDEFINITELY (ADVERB): (अनिश्चित काल के लिए): sine die
Synonyms: forever, for good
Antonyms: temporarily
Example Sentence:
He can't expect to keep sneaking up to visit her indefinitely and get away with it.
3. PARTLY (ADVERB): (आंशिक रूप में): in part
Synonyms: partially, somewhat
Antonyms: completely
Example Sentence:
The result is partly a matter of skill and partly of chance.
4. FRAUDULENT (ADJECTIVE): (कपटपूर्ण): dishonest
Synonyms: cheating, swindling
Antonyms: honest
Example Sentence:
I wouldn't dream of going into business with that fraudulent insurance company.
5. UNDERMINE (VERB): (दुर्बल करना): erode
Synonyms: wear away, undercut
Antonyms: support
Example Sentence:
The flow of water had undermined pillars supporting the roof.
6. REVOKE (VERB): (रद्द करना): cancel
Synonyms: repeal, rescind
Antonyms: introduce
Example Sentence:
The men appealed and the sentence was revoked.
7. SPECIFIC (ADJECTIVE): (सटीक): exact
Synonyms: accurate, precise
Antonyms: vague
Example Sentence:
When ordering goods, be specific.
8 AGITATION (NOUN): (आवेश): anxiety
Synonyms: perturbation, disquiet
Antonyms: calmness
Example Sentence:
She was wringing her hands in agitation.
9. BYGONE (ADJECTIVE): (पुराना): ancient
Synonyms: past, former
Antonyms: contemporary
Example Sentence:
That is contrary to the observation of philosophers of bygone days.
10. STIMULATE (VERB): (प्रेरित करना): encourage
Synonyms: prompt, prod
Antonyms: discourage
Example Sentence:
The reader could not fail to be stimulated by the ideas presented.
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🟢 INDIA'S GOVERNMENT TARGETS:
1. 100% electrification of Broad Gauge routes by 2023.
2. Connecting all state capitals in Northeast with rail network by 2023.
3. Achieving self-reliance in fertilizer sector by 2023.
4. Completing Delhi-Mumbai Expressway by 2023.
5. Zero diesel use and renewable energy in agriculture by 2024.
6. Launching digital radio, water supply in every household by 2024.
7. Building a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25.
8. Achieving $1 trillion digital economy by 2025.
9. Fiber optic connectivity in all villages by 2025.
10. Making India TB-free by 2025.
11. Mixing 20% ethanol in petrol by 2025.
12. Obtaining 100 million metric tons of coal gasification and 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030.
13. Achieving 280 gigawatts of solar energy and reducing carbon emissions by one billion tons by 2030.
14. Ending HIV/AIDS by 2030.
15. Indian Railways achieving net-zero carbon emission or Green Railways by 2030.
16. Targeting 30% electric vehicles in the total vehicle fleet by 2030.
17. Complete elimination of malaria in India by 2030.
18. Reducing Hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) usage by 80% by 2047.
19. Making India energy-independent/self-reliant by 2047.
20. Achieving self-sufficiency in shipbuilding by 2047.
21. Zero carbon emissions in Mumbai city by 2050.
1. 100% electrification of Broad Gauge routes by 2023.
2. Connecting all state capitals in Northeast with rail network by 2023.
3. Achieving self-reliance in fertilizer sector by 2023.
4. Completing Delhi-Mumbai Expressway by 2023.
5. Zero diesel use and renewable energy in agriculture by 2024.
6. Launching digital radio, water supply in every household by 2024.
7. Building a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25.
8. Achieving $1 trillion digital economy by 2025.
9. Fiber optic connectivity in all villages by 2025.
10. Making India TB-free by 2025.
11. Mixing 20% ethanol in petrol by 2025.
12. Obtaining 100 million metric tons of coal gasification and 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030.
13. Achieving 280 gigawatts of solar energy and reducing carbon emissions by one billion tons by 2030.
14. Ending HIV/AIDS by 2030.
15. Indian Railways achieving net-zero carbon emission or Green Railways by 2030.
16. Targeting 30% electric vehicles in the total vehicle fleet by 2030.
17. Complete elimination of malaria in India by 2030.
18. Reducing Hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) usage by 80% by 2047.
19. Making India energy-independent/self-reliant by 2047.
20. Achieving self-sufficiency in shipbuilding by 2047.
21. Zero carbon emissions in Mumbai city by 2050.
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🟢 INDIA'S GOVERNMENT TARGETS:
1. 100% electrification of Broad Gauge routes by 2023.
2. Connecting all state capitals in Northeast with rail network by 2023.
3. Achieving self-reliance in fertilizer sector by 2023.
4. Completing Delhi-Mumbai Expressway by 2023.
5. Zero diesel use and renewable energy in agriculture by 2024.
6. Launching digital radio, water supply in every household by 2024.
7. Building a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25.
8. Achieving $1 trillion digital economy by 2025.
9. Fiber optic connectivity in all villages by 2025.
10. Making India TB-free by 2025.
11. Mixing 20% ethanol in petrol by 2025.
12. Obtaining 100 million metric tons of coal gasification and 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030.
13. Achieving 280 gigawatts of solar energy and reducing carbon emissions by one billion tons by 2030.
14. Ending HIV/AIDS by 2030.
15. Indian Railways achieving net-zero carbon emission or Green Railways by 2030.
16. Targeting 30% electric vehicles in the total vehicle fleet by 2030.
17. Complete elimination of malaria in India by 2030.
18. Reducing Hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) usage by 80% by 2047.
19. Making India energy-independent/self-reliant by 2047.
20. Achieving self-sufficiency in shipbuilding by 2047.
21. Zero carbon emissions in Mumbai city by 2050.
1. 100% electrification of Broad Gauge routes by 2023.
2. Connecting all state capitals in Northeast with rail network by 2023.
3. Achieving self-reliance in fertilizer sector by 2023.
4. Completing Delhi-Mumbai Expressway by 2023.
5. Zero diesel use and renewable energy in agriculture by 2024.
6. Launching digital radio, water supply in every household by 2024.
7. Building a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25.
8. Achieving $1 trillion digital economy by 2025.
9. Fiber optic connectivity in all villages by 2025.
10. Making India TB-free by 2025.
11. Mixing 20% ethanol in petrol by 2025.
12. Obtaining 100 million metric tons of coal gasification and 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030.
13. Achieving 280 gigawatts of solar energy and reducing carbon emissions by one billion tons by 2030.
14. Ending HIV/AIDS by 2030.
15. Indian Railways achieving net-zero carbon emission or Green Railways by 2030.
16. Targeting 30% electric vehicles in the total vehicle fleet by 2030.
17. Complete elimination of malaria in India by 2030.
18. Reducing Hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) usage by 80% by 2047.
19. Making India energy-independent/self-reliant by 2047.
20. Achieving self-sufficiency in shipbuilding by 2047.
21. Zero carbon emissions in Mumbai city by 2050.
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✅BANGLADESH IN NEWS 2023 :-
➢ The 6th Indian Ocean Conference (IOC) is taking place in Dhaka, Bangladesh from May 12-13, 2023.
➢ India and Bangladesh have recently jointly launched the '50 Start-up Exchange Programme' to
promote collaboration and exchange between the start-up ecosystems of the two countries.
➢ Mohammad Shahabuddin elected President of Bangladesh .
➢ He will be the 22nd President of Bangladesh.
➢ Bangladesh will be connected to North-East by 2024.
➢ The 21st meeting of the Bangladesh–India Joint Steering Committee (BIJSC) on the power sector was held on 4th May at Khulna, Bangladesh.
➢ a new border-haat was inaugurated between India and Bangladesh at Bholaganj under Companyganj
Upazila of Sylhet.
➢ The High Commission of India opened its 16th Visa application center in Kushtia town of
Southwestern Bangladesh.
➢ Bangladesh Power Development Board received 450 MW of electricity from Adani Power.
➢ Power is supplied from Adani's power plant in Godda, Jharkhand.
➢ India-Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline to be jointly inaugurated by PM Modi and Sheikh Hasina.
➢ Bangladesh, India, and Japan are set to hold a connectivity event in Tripura, India on April 11-12.
➢ Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the first submarine base of Bangladesh ‘BNS Sheikh
Hasina’ at Pekua in Cox’s Bazar.
➢ NTPC Group’s total installed capacity reaches 72,304 MW with first overseas capacity addition in
Bangladesh.
➢ People’s Republic of Bangladesh.
➢ Capital: Dhaka.
➢ Currency : Taka.
➢ Prime Minister : Sheikh Hasina Wazed.
➢ President : Mohammad Shahabuddin.
➢ The 6th Indian Ocean Conference (IOC) is taking place in Dhaka, Bangladesh from May 12-13, 2023.
➢ India and Bangladesh have recently jointly launched the '50 Start-up Exchange Programme' to
promote collaboration and exchange between the start-up ecosystems of the two countries.
➢ Mohammad Shahabuddin elected President of Bangladesh .
➢ He will be the 22nd President of Bangladesh.
➢ Bangladesh will be connected to North-East by 2024.
➢ The 21st meeting of the Bangladesh–India Joint Steering Committee (BIJSC) on the power sector was held on 4th May at Khulna, Bangladesh.
➢ a new border-haat was inaugurated between India and Bangladesh at Bholaganj under Companyganj
Upazila of Sylhet.
➢ The High Commission of India opened its 16th Visa application center in Kushtia town of
Southwestern Bangladesh.
➢ Bangladesh Power Development Board received 450 MW of electricity from Adani Power.
➢ Power is supplied from Adani's power plant in Godda, Jharkhand.
➢ India-Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline to be jointly inaugurated by PM Modi and Sheikh Hasina.
➢ Bangladesh, India, and Japan are set to hold a connectivity event in Tripura, India on April 11-12.
➢ Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the first submarine base of Bangladesh ‘BNS Sheikh
Hasina’ at Pekua in Cox’s Bazar.
➢ NTPC Group’s total installed capacity reaches 72,304 MW with first overseas capacity addition in
Bangladesh.
➢ People’s Republic of Bangladesh.
➢ Capital: Dhaka.
➢ Currency : Taka.
➢ Prime Minister : Sheikh Hasina Wazed.
➢ President : Mohammad Shahabuddin.
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❇️ 20 JULY
♣️ INTERNATIONAL CHESS DAY
अंतर्राष्ट्रीय शतरंज दिवस
🔹In 5th century, chess was invented in India. It was called "Chaturanga" at the time.
🔷The international chess day was proposed by UNESCO & it has been celebrated as such since 1966, after it was est. by FIDE.
🥇Recent Indian Chess Grandmasters:
79th - Pranesh M (Tamil Nadu)
80th - Vignesh N R (Tamil Nadu)
81st - Sayantan Das (WB)
82nd - Vuppala Prraneeth (Telangana)
🔹 Viswananthan Anand : Mind Master: Winning Lessons from a Champion's Life
🟢 NEWS
🔷Dubai Becomes The Host For The Inaugural Edition Of The Global Chess League
🔶Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh Wins Title At World Chess Armageddon Asia And Oceania Event
🔷Asian Chess Federation Confers D Gukesh With Player Of The Year Award
🔶Koneru Humpy Won Silver At The World Chess Blitz Championship
🔘FIDE (Fédération Internationale des Échecs)
▪️Est. : July, 1924
▪️President: Arkady Dvorkovich
▪️HQ: Lausanne, Switzerland
✍ Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
♣️ INTERNATIONAL CHESS DAY
अंतर्राष्ट्रीय शतरंज दिवस
🔹In 5th century, chess was invented in India. It was called "Chaturanga" at the time.
🔷The international chess day was proposed by UNESCO & it has been celebrated as such since 1966, after it was est. by FIDE.
🥇Recent Indian Chess Grandmasters:
79th - Pranesh M (Tamil Nadu)
80th - Vignesh N R (Tamil Nadu)
81st - Sayantan Das (WB)
82nd - Vuppala Prraneeth (Telangana)
🔹 Viswananthan Anand : Mind Master: Winning Lessons from a Champion's Life
🟢 NEWS
🔷Dubai Becomes The Host For The Inaugural Edition Of The Global Chess League
🔶Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh Wins Title At World Chess Armageddon Asia And Oceania Event
🔷Asian Chess Federation Confers D Gukesh With Player Of The Year Award
🔶Koneru Humpy Won Silver At The World Chess Blitz Championship
🔘FIDE (Fédération Internationale des Échecs)
▪️Est. : July, 1924
▪️President: Arkady Dvorkovich
▪️HQ: Lausanne, Switzerland
✍ Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 20.07.2023
1. PLAUSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (विश्वसनीय): credible
Synonyms: reasonable, believable
Antonyms: unlikely
Example Sentence:
He gave a plausible explanation of how he got into acting.
2. TRANSGRESSION (NOUN):(उल्लंघन) : offence
Synonyms: crime, sin
Antonyms: obedience
Example Sentence:
I'll be keeping an eye out for further transgressions.
3. THRILL (VERB): (रोमांचित करना): excite
Synonyms: stimulate, arouse
Antonyms: bore
Example Sentence:
Frankly, jumping off a cliff doesn't thrill me at all.
4. CONFISCATE (VERB): (ज़ब्त करना): impound
Synonyms: seize, commandeer
Antonyms: return
Example Sentence:
The guards immediately confiscated his camera.
5. NEGLIGENCE (NOUN): (लापरवाही): carelessness
Synonyms: dereliction of duty, neglect
Antonyms: conscientiousness
Example Sentence:
She got injured due to the negligence of his employers.
6. STASH (VERB): (छिपाना): store
Synonyms: stow, pack
Antonyms: show
Example Sentence:
Their wealth had been stashed away in Swiss banks.
7.PERTINENT (ADJECTIVE):(प्रासंगिक): relevant
Synonyms: to the point, apposite
Antonyms: irrelevant
Example Sentence:
She asked me a lot of pertinent questions.
8. CONFINE (VERB): (सीमित करना): enclose
Synonyms: incarcerate, imprison
Antonyms: release
Example Sentence:
He does not confine his message to high politics.
9. VETERAN (NOUN): (अनुभवी): old hand
Synonyms: old-timer, old stager
Antonyms: novice
Example Sentence:
He is a veteran theatre artist.
10. LAPSE (VERB): (अवधि समाप्त होना): expire
Synonyms: run out, terminate
Antonyms: current
Example Sentence:
He let his membership of CND lapse.
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1. PLAUSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (विश्वसनीय): credible
Synonyms: reasonable, believable
Antonyms: unlikely
Example Sentence:
He gave a plausible explanation of how he got into acting.
2. TRANSGRESSION (NOUN):(उल्लंघन) : offence
Synonyms: crime, sin
Antonyms: obedience
Example Sentence:
I'll be keeping an eye out for further transgressions.
3. THRILL (VERB): (रोमांचित करना): excite
Synonyms: stimulate, arouse
Antonyms: bore
Example Sentence:
Frankly, jumping off a cliff doesn't thrill me at all.
4. CONFISCATE (VERB): (ज़ब्त करना): impound
Synonyms: seize, commandeer
Antonyms: return
Example Sentence:
The guards immediately confiscated his camera.
5. NEGLIGENCE (NOUN): (लापरवाही): carelessness
Synonyms: dereliction of duty, neglect
Antonyms: conscientiousness
Example Sentence:
She got injured due to the negligence of his employers.
6. STASH (VERB): (छिपाना): store
Synonyms: stow, pack
Antonyms: show
Example Sentence:
Their wealth had been stashed away in Swiss banks.
7.PERTINENT (ADJECTIVE):(प्रासंगिक): relevant
Synonyms: to the point, apposite
Antonyms: irrelevant
Example Sentence:
She asked me a lot of pertinent questions.
8. CONFINE (VERB): (सीमित करना): enclose
Synonyms: incarcerate, imprison
Antonyms: release
Example Sentence:
He does not confine his message to high politics.
9. VETERAN (NOUN): (अनुभवी): old hand
Synonyms: old-timer, old stager
Antonyms: novice
Example Sentence:
He is a veteran theatre artist.
10. LAPSE (VERB): (अवधि समाप्त होना): expire
Synonyms: run out, terminate
Antonyms: current
Example Sentence:
He let his membership of CND lapse.
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🟢 KEY OFFICIALS OF INDIA
1. Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) - Anil Chauhan
2. Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) - Girish Chandra Murmu (14th)
3. Controller General of Accounts (CGA) - Shri S.S. Dubey (28th)
4. Attorney General of India - R. Vekataremani
5. Solicitor General of India - Tushar Mehta
6. Chairman, ISRO - S. Somanath (10th)
7. Chief of Naval Staff - Admiral R. Hari Kumar (25th)
8. Chief of Air Staff - Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Chaudhary (27th)
9. Chief of Army Staff - Manoj Pande (29th)
10. Governor, Reserve Bank of India - Shaktikanta Das (25th)
11. Chief Justice - D.Y. Chandrachud (50th)
12. Chairman, 15th Finance Commission - N.K. Singh
13. Chief Information Commissioner - Yashvardhan Kumar Sinha (11th)
14. Chief Election Commissioner of India - Rajeev Kumar (25th)
15. Chairperson, National Commission for Women - Rekha Sharma (9th)
16. Chairman, 22nd Law Commission - Ritu Raj Awasthi
17. Vice-Chairperson, NITI Aayog - Dr. Suman Ke Beri
18. Speaker of Lok Sabha - Om Birla (17th)
19. CEO/Chairman, Railway Board - Anil Kumar Lahoti
20. National Security Advisor - Ajit Doval
21. Chairperson, National Human Rights Commission - Arun Kumar Mishra (8th)
1. Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) - Anil Chauhan
2. Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) - Girish Chandra Murmu (14th)
3. Controller General of Accounts (CGA) - Shri S.S. Dubey (28th)
4. Attorney General of India - R. Vekataremani
5. Solicitor General of India - Tushar Mehta
6. Chairman, ISRO - S. Somanath (10th)
7. Chief of Naval Staff - Admiral R. Hari Kumar (25th)
8. Chief of Air Staff - Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Chaudhary (27th)
9. Chief of Army Staff - Manoj Pande (29th)
10. Governor, Reserve Bank of India - Shaktikanta Das (25th)
11. Chief Justice - D.Y. Chandrachud (50th)
12. Chairman, 15th Finance Commission - N.K. Singh
13. Chief Information Commissioner - Yashvardhan Kumar Sinha (11th)
14. Chief Election Commissioner of India - Rajeev Kumar (25th)
15. Chairperson, National Commission for Women - Rekha Sharma (9th)
16. Chairman, 22nd Law Commission - Ritu Raj Awasthi
17. Vice-Chairperson, NITI Aayog - Dr. Suman Ke Beri
18. Speaker of Lok Sabha - Om Birla (17th)
19. CEO/Chairman, Railway Board - Anil Kumar Lahoti
20. National Security Advisor - Ajit Doval
21. Chairperson, National Human Rights Commission - Arun Kumar Mishra (8th)
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