🔹 Jyotirao Govindrao Phule
- Birth: April 11, 1827, Pune (Maharashtra)
- Death: November 28, 1890, Pune (Maharashtra)
- Specialty: Pioneer and strong advocate of Dalit and women's education
- Title: Mahatma
🔹 Significant Contributions:
- Field of Work: Social service, Philosopher
- Founding of the Satyashodhak Samaj (1873)
• Jyotirao Phule initiated the marriage ceremony without Brahmin priests and it was also recognized by the Mumbai High Court.
• Advocate against child marriage and supporter of widow remarriage
• Opponent of caste discrimination and social hierarchy
📚 Books:
- Gulamgiri
- Tritiya Ratna
- Chhatrapati Shivaji
- Raja Bhokhla Ka Pahada
- Kisan Ka Koda
- Achhuton Ki Kafiyat
- Birth: April 11, 1827, Pune (Maharashtra)
- Death: November 28, 1890, Pune (Maharashtra)
- Specialty: Pioneer and strong advocate of Dalit and women's education
- Title: Mahatma
🔹 Significant Contributions:
- Field of Work: Social service, Philosopher
- Founding of the Satyashodhak Samaj (1873)
• Jyotirao Phule initiated the marriage ceremony without Brahmin priests and it was also recognized by the Mumbai High Court.
• Advocate against child marriage and supporter of widow remarriage
• Opponent of caste discrimination and social hierarchy
📚 Books:
- Gulamgiri
- Tritiya Ratna
- Chhatrapati Shivaji
- Raja Bhokhla Ka Pahada
- Kisan Ka Koda
- Achhuton Ki Kafiyat
🌳 Top 5 Largest National Parks in India
1️⃣ Hemis National Park
- Area: 4400 sq km
- State: Ladakh
2️⃣ Desert National Park
- Area: 3162 sq km
- State: Rajasthan
3️⃣ Simlipal National Park
- Area: 2750 sq km
- State: Odisha
4️⃣ Gangotri National Park
- Area: 2390 sq km
- State: Uttarakhand
5️⃣ Namdapha National Park
- Area: 1985.23 sq km
- State: Arunachal Pradesh
1️⃣ Hemis National Park
- Area: 4400 sq km
- State: Ladakh
2️⃣ Desert National Park
- Area: 3162 sq km
- State: Rajasthan
3️⃣ Simlipal National Park
- Area: 2750 sq km
- State: Odisha
4️⃣ Gangotri National Park
- Area: 2390 sq km
- State: Uttarakhand
5️⃣ Namdapha National Park
- Area: 1985.23 sq km
- State: Arunachal Pradesh
🟢 MOST IMPORTANT INDEX AND RANKING OF INDIA ( ✍Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥)
3rd - Unicorn | GeM
4th - FirePower and Share Market (Stock)
7th - Environment Index
93rd - Corruption Perception Index
108th - Gender Inequality Index (UNDP)
111th - Hunger Index
161th - Press Freedom Index
126th - Hapiness and Peace
127th - Gender Gap Index (UNDP)
134th - Human Development Index
3rd - Unicorn | GeM
4th - FirePower and Share Market (Stock)
7th - Environment Index
93rd - Corruption Perception Index
108th - Gender Inequality Index (UNDP)
111th - Hunger Index
161th - Press Freedom Index
126th - Hapiness and Peace
127th - Gender Gap Index (UNDP)
134th - Human Development Index
🟢Recent Awards
-“Medal of Honour” at Consular Day 2024 – Neeraj A Sharma
-“On The Spot Unit Citation” for anti-piracy ops by Navy Chief – INS Sharda
-American Surgical Association (ASA) Fellowship – Dr Raghu Ram
-15th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards 2024 – SJVN Limited
-SKOCH ESG Award 2024 in Renewable Energy Financing Category – REC Limited
-International Culture Award 2024 – Meena Charanda
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-“Medal of Honour” at Consular Day 2024 – Neeraj A Sharma
-“On The Spot Unit Citation” for anti-piracy ops by Navy Chief – INS Sharda
-American Surgical Association (ASA) Fellowship – Dr Raghu Ram
-15th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards 2024 – SJVN Limited
-SKOCH ESG Award 2024 in Renewable Energy Financing Category – REC Limited
-International Culture Award 2024 – Meena Charanda
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🟢Recent index
- Corruption perception index 2023 – India ranked 93rd; topped by Denmark
- Mercer’s Quality of Living City Index 2023 – Rank 1. Vienna (Austria), Rank 2. Zurich (Switzerland), Rank 3. Vancouver (Canada), Hyderabad (153rd), Pune (154th), Chennai (161st), Mumbai (164th), Kolkata (170th), New Delhi (172nd), Khartoum (Sudan) at the bottom-most position (241st spot).
- Climate Change Performance Index 2023 – India ranked 7th
- World Digital Competitiveness Ranking 2023 – India ranked 49th; topped by US
- Global Unicorn Rankings – Rank 1. USA, Rank 2. China, Rank 3. India
- Inclusiveness index by US varsity – India ranked 117th; topped by – New Zealand
-World Happiness Report 2024 - India ranked 126th out of 143 nations
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- Corruption perception index 2023 – India ranked 93rd; topped by Denmark
- Mercer’s Quality of Living City Index 2023 – Rank 1. Vienna (Austria), Rank 2. Zurich (Switzerland), Rank 3. Vancouver (Canada), Hyderabad (153rd), Pune (154th), Chennai (161st), Mumbai (164th), Kolkata (170th), New Delhi (172nd), Khartoum (Sudan) at the bottom-most position (241st spot).
- Climate Change Performance Index 2023 – India ranked 7th
- World Digital Competitiveness Ranking 2023 – India ranked 49th; topped by US
- Global Unicorn Rankings – Rank 1. USA, Rank 2. China, Rank 3. India
- Inclusiveness index by US varsity – India ranked 117th; topped by – New Zealand
-World Happiness Report 2024 - India ranked 126th out of 143 nations
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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 15.04.2024
1. RETRACT (VERB): (वापस लेना): take back
Synonyms: withdraw, unsay
Antonyms: assert
Example Sentence: He was forced to retract an opinion too liberal for the time.
2. GHASTLY (ADJECTIVE): (भयंकर): terrible
Synonyms: frightful, horrible
Antonyms: pleasant
Example Sentence:It was one of the most ghastly crimes ever committed.
3. SCARCELY (ADVERB): (कठिनता से): rarely
Synonyms: seldom, infrequently
Antonyms: often
Example Sentence: Scarcely a day goes by when they don't see or talk to each other.
4. CONTINGENT (ADJECTIVE): (आकस्मिक): chance
Synonyms: accidental, fortuitous
Antonyms: predictable
Example Sentence: The nature of the job that I do is contingent.
5. SUPERFLUOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अति अधिक): surplus
Synonyms: redundant, unneeded
Antonyms: necessary
Example Sentence: The purchaser should avoid asking for superfluous information.
6. COMPETENCE (NOUN): (योग्यता): capability
Synonyms: ability, competency
Antonyms: incompetence
Example Sentence: Courses were launched to improve the competence of staff.
7. UBIQUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): (सर्वव्यापक): omnipresent
Synonyms: ever-present, everywhere
Antonyms: rare
Example Sentence: His ubiquitous influence was felt by all the family.
8. FUSS (NOUN): (गड़बड़): bother
Synonyms: trouble, inconvenience
Antonyms: convenience
Example Sentence: They settled in with very little fuss.
9. CONVOLUTED (ADJECTIVE): (जटिल): complicated
Synonyms: complex, involved
Antonyms: simple
Example Sentence: The film is let down by a convoluted plot in which nothing really happens.
10. AFFINITY (NOUN): (सहानुभूति): empathy
Synonyms: rapport, sympathy
Antonyms: dislike
Example Sentence: He had a special affinity with horses.
1. RETRACT (VERB): (वापस लेना): take back
Synonyms: withdraw, unsay
Antonyms: assert
Example Sentence: He was forced to retract an opinion too liberal for the time.
2. GHASTLY (ADJECTIVE): (भयंकर): terrible
Synonyms: frightful, horrible
Antonyms: pleasant
Example Sentence:It was one of the most ghastly crimes ever committed.
3. SCARCELY (ADVERB): (कठिनता से): rarely
Synonyms: seldom, infrequently
Antonyms: often
Example Sentence: Scarcely a day goes by when they don't see or talk to each other.
4. CONTINGENT (ADJECTIVE): (आकस्मिक): chance
Synonyms: accidental, fortuitous
Antonyms: predictable
Example Sentence: The nature of the job that I do is contingent.
5. SUPERFLUOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अति अधिक): surplus
Synonyms: redundant, unneeded
Antonyms: necessary
Example Sentence: The purchaser should avoid asking for superfluous information.
6. COMPETENCE (NOUN): (योग्यता): capability
Synonyms: ability, competency
Antonyms: incompetence
Example Sentence: Courses were launched to improve the competence of staff.
7. UBIQUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): (सर्वव्यापक): omnipresent
Synonyms: ever-present, everywhere
Antonyms: rare
Example Sentence: His ubiquitous influence was felt by all the family.
8. FUSS (NOUN): (गड़बड़): bother
Synonyms: trouble, inconvenience
Antonyms: convenience
Example Sentence: They settled in with very little fuss.
9. CONVOLUTED (ADJECTIVE): (जटिल): complicated
Synonyms: complex, involved
Antonyms: simple
Example Sentence: The film is let down by a convoluted plot in which nothing really happens.
10. AFFINITY (NOUN): (सहानुभूति): empathy
Synonyms: rapport, sympathy
Antonyms: dislike
Example Sentence: He had a special affinity with horses.
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🟢Updated GDP List
-Moody’s Analytics – 6.1% (FY24)
-ADB –7.6% (FY24), 7% (FY25), 7.2%(FY26),
-World Bank – 7.5% (FY24), 6.4% (FY25), 6.5% (FY26)
-S&P – 7.6% (FY24), 6.8% (FY25)
CRISIL – 6.8% (FY25)
-Morgan Stanley – 6.8%(FY24), 6.8% (FY25)
-IMF – 6.7% (FY24), 6.5% (FY25), 6.5% (FY26)
-World Bank – 6.4% (FY25), 6.5% (FY26)
-India Ratings – 6.7% (FY24)
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-Moody’s Analytics – 6.1% (FY24)
-ADB –7.6% (FY24), 7% (FY25), 7.2%(FY26),
-World Bank – 7.5% (FY24), 6.4% (FY25), 6.5% (FY26)
-S&P – 7.6% (FY24), 6.8% (FY25)
CRISIL – 6.8% (FY25)
-Morgan Stanley – 6.8%(FY24), 6.8% (FY25)
-IMF – 6.7% (FY24), 6.5% (FY25), 6.5% (FY26)
-World Bank – 6.4% (FY25), 6.5% (FY26)
-India Ratings – 6.7% (FY24)
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❇️ 16th April
🗣 World Voice Day
विश्व आवाज दिवस
Theme 2024 : 'Resonate, Educate, Celebrate.'
📣 To demonstrate the enormous importance of the voice in the daily lives of all people.
📣By 2002, the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery officially recognized the celebration which earned it the title of World Voice Day.
🔈 SSC PYQ related to SOUND
•In Vaccum sound cannot travel.
•The quality depends primarily on the waveform of the sound.
•Humans can detect sounds in a frequency range from about 20 Hz to 20 kHz
•Infrasonic <20Hz to 20 kHz< Ultrasonic
•Bats are good at flying at night because they use ultrasonic sound rather than sight to navigate.
•Frequency of sound is measured in hertz (Hz).
•Speed of Sound = wavelength × frequency
•SONAR stands for Sound Navigation And Ranging.
•Reflection of sound - Echo ( Min. 17m distance )
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🗣 World Voice Day
विश्व आवाज दिवस
Theme 2024 : 'Resonate, Educate, Celebrate.'
📣 To demonstrate the enormous importance of the voice in the daily lives of all people.
📣By 2002, the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery officially recognized the celebration which earned it the title of World Voice Day.
🔈 SSC PYQ related to SOUND
•In Vaccum sound cannot travel.
•The quality depends primarily on the waveform of the sound.
•Humans can detect sounds in a frequency range from about 20 Hz to 20 kHz
•Infrasonic <20Hz to 20 kHz< Ultrasonic
•Bats are good at flying at night because they use ultrasonic sound rather than sight to navigate.
•Frequency of sound is measured in hertz (Hz).
•Speed of Sound = wavelength × frequency
•SONAR stands for Sound Navigation And Ranging.
•Reflection of sound - Echo ( Min. 17m distance )
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✅ABOUT AYUSHMAN BHARAT -PRADHAN MANTRI JAN AROGYA YOJANA(AB-PMJAY)
🔹Launched On:- 23rd Sep, 2018
🔹Launched By:-PM Narendra Modi
🔹Launched From:- Ranchi Jharkhand
🔹Under:- The Ministry of Health and family Welfare(MoHFW)
🔹This is the "World's Largest government funded healthcare Program".
🔹The National Health Authority (NHA) is the nodal agency responsible for the nationwide roll-out and implementation of the AB-PMJAY scheme
🔹AB-PMJAY provides cashless and paperless access to services for the beneficiary at the point of service.
🔹It provides a cover of up to Rs. 5 lakhs per family per year, for secondary and tertiary care hospitalization.
🔹PM-JAY is fully funded by the Government and cost of implementation is shared between the Central and State Governments.
🔹It Covers up to 3 days of pre-hospitalization and 15 days post- hospitalization expenses such as diagnostic and medicine.
🔶Recent Updates :-
🔹Till now, the PMJAY has covered over 341 million citizens who received free health insurance of Rs.5 lakh for hospitalisation.
🔹Genderwise breakup of Ayushman cardholders Total(mn)
Male 172.51
Female 168.84
Others 0.47
🔹TOP 5 Cards created(mn):-
Uttar Pradesh 50.6
Madhya Pradesh 39.8
Bihar 28.47
Maharashtra 27.36
Gujarat 25.21
🔹BOTTOM 5 Cards created:-
Goa 80,705
Sikkim 74,266
Andaman and Nicobar Islands 72,204
Lakshadweep 35,619
Dadra and Nagar Haveli; Daman and Diu 9,720
🔹The data from the National Health Authority dashboard shows that cumulatively the scheme has covered 65 million cases of hospitalisation, entailing Rs.81,979 since its inception.
🔹General medicine, infectious diseases, and general surgery are the three main therapy areas covered by the Ayushman Bharat scheme now, while haemodialysis is the top-most procedure the scheme covers.
🔶 Why has this scheme recently been in the news?
🔹- In his manifesto, PM Modi said Ayushman Bharat will cover all citizens above the age of 70 and the transgender community if the party returns to the power this year.
🔹Also sources said the Centre was working on increasing coverage under Ayushman Bharat to Rs.10 lakh
🔹Launched On:- 23rd Sep, 2018
🔹Launched By:-PM Narendra Modi
🔹Launched From:- Ranchi Jharkhand
🔹Under:- The Ministry of Health and family Welfare(MoHFW)
🔹This is the "World's Largest government funded healthcare Program".
🔹The National Health Authority (NHA) is the nodal agency responsible for the nationwide roll-out and implementation of the AB-PMJAY scheme
🔹AB-PMJAY provides cashless and paperless access to services for the beneficiary at the point of service.
🔹It provides a cover of up to Rs. 5 lakhs per family per year, for secondary and tertiary care hospitalization.
🔹PM-JAY is fully funded by the Government and cost of implementation is shared between the Central and State Governments.
🔹It Covers up to 3 days of pre-hospitalization and 15 days post- hospitalization expenses such as diagnostic and medicine.
🔶Recent Updates :-
🔹Till now, the PMJAY has covered over 341 million citizens who received free health insurance of Rs.5 lakh for hospitalisation.
🔹Genderwise breakup of Ayushman cardholders Total(mn)
Male 172.51
Female 168.84
Others 0.47
🔹TOP 5 Cards created(mn):-
Uttar Pradesh 50.6
Madhya Pradesh 39.8
Bihar 28.47
Maharashtra 27.36
Gujarat 25.21
🔹BOTTOM 5 Cards created:-
Goa 80,705
Sikkim 74,266
Andaman and Nicobar Islands 72,204
Lakshadweep 35,619
Dadra and Nagar Haveli; Daman and Diu 9,720
🔹The data from the National Health Authority dashboard shows that cumulatively the scheme has covered 65 million cases of hospitalisation, entailing Rs.81,979 since its inception.
🔹General medicine, infectious diseases, and general surgery are the three main therapy areas covered by the Ayushman Bharat scheme now, while haemodialysis is the top-most procedure the scheme covers.
🔶 Why has this scheme recently been in the news?
🔹- In his manifesto, PM Modi said Ayushman Bharat will cover all citizens above the age of 70 and the transgender community if the party returns to the power this year.
🔹Also sources said the Centre was working on increasing coverage under Ayushman Bharat to Rs.10 lakh
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🟢Recent Appointment in Foreign
-Head of US-India Tax Forum -Tarun Bajaj
-A member of World Bank economic advisory panel – Rakesh Mohan
-Director of Independent Evaluation Office (IEO) of World Bank’s Global Environment Facility (GEF) – Geeta Batra
-Country Director for India in ADB – Mio Oka (replace Takeo Konishi)
-US Representative on WHO Board – Vivek Murthy
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-Head of US-India Tax Forum -Tarun Bajaj
-A member of World Bank economic advisory panel – Rakesh Mohan
-Director of Independent Evaluation Office (IEO) of World Bank’s Global Environment Facility (GEF) – Geeta Batra
-Country Director for India in ADB – Mio Oka (replace Takeo Konishi)
-US Representative on WHO Board – Vivek Murthy
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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 17.04.2024
1. AMASS (VERB): (एकत्र करना): gather
Synonyms: collect, assemble
Antonyms: dissipate
Example Sentence: He amassed a fortune estimated at close to a million pounds.
2. BRINK (NOUN): (कगार): edge
Synonyms: verge, margin
Antonyms: middle
Example Sentence: This woman could bring me to the brink of insanity.
3. SPUR (NOUN): (प्रेरणा): stimulus
Synonyms: incentive, encouragement
Antonyms: disincentive
Example Sentence: Wars act as a spur to practical invention.
4. INCURSION (NOUN): (आक्रमण): attack on
Synonyms: assault on, raid on
Antonyms: retreat
Example Sentence: Government forces were able to halt the rebel incursion.
5. BLEAK (ADJECTIVE): (निराशात्मक): unpromising
Synonyms: unfavourable, unpropitious
Antonyms: promising
Example Sentence: He paints a bleak picture of a company that has lost its way.
6. SLACKEN (VERB): (मंद करना): slow
Synonyms: slow down, decelerate
Antonyms: speed up
Example Sentence: The pace of trade never slackens.
7. BENEVOLENT (ADJECTIVE): (दयालू): kind
Synonyms: kindly, kind-hearted
Antonyms: unkind
Example Sentence: He was something of a benevolent despot.
8. TACIT (ADJECTIVE): (अंतर्निहित): implicit
Synonyms: understood, implied
Antonyms: explicit
Example Sentence: Your silence may be taken to mean tacit agreement.
9. ERECT (VERB): (निर्माण करना): build
Synonyms: construct, put up
Antonyms: demolish
Example Sentence: The guest house was erected in the eighteenth century.
10. PERIL (NOUN): (विपत्ति): danger
Synonyms: jeopardy, risk
Antonyms: safety
Example Sentence: The hour of peril for the Latin kingdom had now at last struck.
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1. AMASS (VERB): (एकत्र करना): gather
Synonyms: collect, assemble
Antonyms: dissipate
Example Sentence: He amassed a fortune estimated at close to a million pounds.
2. BRINK (NOUN): (कगार): edge
Synonyms: verge, margin
Antonyms: middle
Example Sentence: This woman could bring me to the brink of insanity.
3. SPUR (NOUN): (प्रेरणा): stimulus
Synonyms: incentive, encouragement
Antonyms: disincentive
Example Sentence: Wars act as a spur to practical invention.
4. INCURSION (NOUN): (आक्रमण): attack on
Synonyms: assault on, raid on
Antonyms: retreat
Example Sentence: Government forces were able to halt the rebel incursion.
5. BLEAK (ADJECTIVE): (निराशात्मक): unpromising
Synonyms: unfavourable, unpropitious
Antonyms: promising
Example Sentence: He paints a bleak picture of a company that has lost its way.
6. SLACKEN (VERB): (मंद करना): slow
Synonyms: slow down, decelerate
Antonyms: speed up
Example Sentence: The pace of trade never slackens.
7. BENEVOLENT (ADJECTIVE): (दयालू): kind
Synonyms: kindly, kind-hearted
Antonyms: unkind
Example Sentence: He was something of a benevolent despot.
8. TACIT (ADJECTIVE): (अंतर्निहित): implicit
Synonyms: understood, implied
Antonyms: explicit
Example Sentence: Your silence may be taken to mean tacit agreement.
9. ERECT (VERB): (निर्माण करना): build
Synonyms: construct, put up
Antonyms: demolish
Example Sentence: The guest house was erected in the eighteenth century.
10. PERIL (NOUN): (विपत्ति): danger
Synonyms: jeopardy, risk
Antonyms: safety
Example Sentence: The hour of peril for the Latin kingdom had now at last struck.
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❇️17 April
💊World Hemophilia Day
विश्व हीमोफिलिया दिवस
Theme24: 'Equitable access for all: recognizing all bleeding disorders'
🔷To increase awareness of haemophilia, Von Willebrand disease and other inherited bleeding disorders.
🔷World Haemophilia Day was started in 1989 by the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH), which chose 17 April
🔷17 April is also the birthday of Frank Schnabel, a businessman born with severe haemophilia who was the founder of the World Federation of Haemophilia (WFH).
🩺It is a rare disorder in which your blood doesn’t clot normally because it lacks sufficient blood-clotting proteins /factors.
🩺This can lead to spontaneous bleeding as well as bleeding following injuries or surgery.
🩺 Vitamin K is a group of vitamins that the body needs for blood clotting, helping wounds to heal.
🏢 Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Minister: Mansukh L. Mandaviya
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💊World Hemophilia Day
विश्व हीमोफिलिया दिवस
Theme24: 'Equitable access for all: recognizing all bleeding disorders'
🔷To increase awareness of haemophilia, Von Willebrand disease and other inherited bleeding disorders.
🔷World Haemophilia Day was started in 1989 by the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH), which chose 17 April
🔷17 April is also the birthday of Frank Schnabel, a businessman born with severe haemophilia who was the founder of the World Federation of Haemophilia (WFH).
🩺It is a rare disorder in which your blood doesn’t clot normally because it lacks sufficient blood-clotting proteins /factors.
🩺This can lead to spontaneous bleeding as well as bleeding following injuries or surgery.
🩺 Vitamin K is a group of vitamins that the body needs for blood clotting, helping wounds to heal.
🏢 Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Minister: Mansukh L. Mandaviya
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❇️ 18 April
🏛 World Heritage Day
विश्व धरोहर दिवस
Theme24: "Disasters & Conflicts Through the Lens of the Venice Charter"
🏛 On this day, the International Council on Monuments and Sites promotes cultural heritage and a variety of monuments and heritage sites around the world. The day's goal is to raise awareness about the diversity of the world's heritage sites, as well as the importance of maintaining and conserving them.
🔷UNESCO has designated a total of 1155 monuments in 167 countries as UNESCO world heritage sites.
🔷42 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India 2023
🏛 United Nations Educational Scientific And Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)
🔹Founded - 4 Nov 1946
🔹HQ - Paris, France
🔹DG - Audrey Azouley
🔹MC -193
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🏛 World Heritage Day
विश्व धरोहर दिवस
Theme24: "Disasters & Conflicts Through the Lens of the Venice Charter"
🏛 On this day, the International Council on Monuments and Sites promotes cultural heritage and a variety of monuments and heritage sites around the world. The day's goal is to raise awareness about the diversity of the world's heritage sites, as well as the importance of maintaining and conserving them.
🔷UNESCO has designated a total of 1155 monuments in 167 countries as UNESCO world heritage sites.
🔷42 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India 2023
🏛 United Nations Educational Scientific And Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)
🔹Founded - 4 Nov 1946
🔹HQ - Paris, France
🔹DG - Audrey Azouley
🔹MC -193
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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 18.04.2024
1. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE): (उत्साही): Enthusiastic
Synonyms: zealous, ardent
Antonyms: apathetic, dull
Example Sentence:He is a fervent child.
2. FITFUL (ADJECTIVE): (चंचल): Spasmodic
Synonyms: intermittent, fluctuating
Antonyms: continuous, perpetual
Example Sentence:As long as his breathing is fitful, he will continue to need an oxygen machine.
3. FLOUT (VERB): (अवज्ञा करना) :Show contempt for
Synonyms: defy, disregard
Antonyms: honour, praise
Example Sentence:One should not flout the traffic rules.
4. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (व्यवहार्य) :Practicable
Synonyms: possible, doable
Antonyms: impossible, implausible
Example Sentence:This seems to be a feasible solution.
5. SUPERVENE (VERB): (पीछे आना): Follow
Synonyms: pursue, supersede
Antonyms: retreat, precede
Example Sentence:Team members supervene their leaders.
6. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): (कठोर): Harsh
Synonyms: cruel, oppressive
Antonyms: easy, gentle
Example Sentence:Your master is a draconian man.
7. DAWDLE (VERB): (समय नष्ट करना) :Waste time
Synonyms: loiter, procrastinate
Antonyms: hasten, hurry
Example Sentence:The teacher warned the student that he will be punished if he dawdled again.
8. PILLAGE (VERB): (लूटना): Plunder, destroy
Synonyms: ravage, ransack
Antonyms: protect, construct
Example Sentence:The terrorists pillaged the city.
9. NOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (हानिकारक): Deadly, injurious
Synonyms: destructive, harmful
Antonyms: helpful, kind
Example Sentence:This is a noxious chemical.
10. PERSPICACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (तीक्ष्ण-बुद्धि) :Observant, perceptive
Synonyms: alert, aware
Antonyms: ignorant, unobservant
Example Sentence:The CDI officers are always perspicacious with their case.
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1. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE): (उत्साही): Enthusiastic
Synonyms: zealous, ardent
Antonyms: apathetic, dull
Example Sentence:He is a fervent child.
2. FITFUL (ADJECTIVE): (चंचल): Spasmodic
Synonyms: intermittent, fluctuating
Antonyms: continuous, perpetual
Example Sentence:As long as his breathing is fitful, he will continue to need an oxygen machine.
3. FLOUT (VERB): (अवज्ञा करना) :Show contempt for
Synonyms: defy, disregard
Antonyms: honour, praise
Example Sentence:One should not flout the traffic rules.
4. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (व्यवहार्य) :Practicable
Synonyms: possible, doable
Antonyms: impossible, implausible
Example Sentence:This seems to be a feasible solution.
5. SUPERVENE (VERB): (पीछे आना): Follow
Synonyms: pursue, supersede
Antonyms: retreat, precede
Example Sentence:Team members supervene their leaders.
6. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE): (कठोर): Harsh
Synonyms: cruel, oppressive
Antonyms: easy, gentle
Example Sentence:Your master is a draconian man.
7. DAWDLE (VERB): (समय नष्ट करना) :Waste time
Synonyms: loiter, procrastinate
Antonyms: hasten, hurry
Example Sentence:The teacher warned the student that he will be punished if he dawdled again.
8. PILLAGE (VERB): (लूटना): Plunder, destroy
Synonyms: ravage, ransack
Antonyms: protect, construct
Example Sentence:The terrorists pillaged the city.
9. NOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (हानिकारक): Deadly, injurious
Synonyms: destructive, harmful
Antonyms: helpful, kind
Example Sentence:This is a noxious chemical.
10. PERSPICACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (तीक्ष्ण-बुद्धि) :Observant, perceptive
Synonyms: alert, aware
Antonyms: ignorant, unobservant
Example Sentence:The CDI officers are always perspicacious with their case.
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❇️ 19th April
🧬 World Liver Day
विश्व लीवर दिवस
🧿 The day is observed to spread awareness about the liver-related disease. The liver is the second largest and the most complex organ in the body, with the exception of the brain.
💠 FUNCTION
• Creates blood clotting factors filters blood of toxins destroys old or damaged blood cells.
• STORAGE
Fats, Proteins, Glycogen, Vitamins, Copper & Iron
A few known liver diseases:
1. Hepatitis A, or B
2. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
3. Alcoholic fatty liver
4. Fatty liver
5. Cirrhosis of the liver
6. Alcoholic hepatitis
7. Hemochromatosis
Fact
• Second largest organ
• Human Liver -- 1.5 KG
• Highly regenerative organ
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🧬 World Liver Day
विश्व लीवर दिवस
🧿 The day is observed to spread awareness about the liver-related disease. The liver is the second largest and the most complex organ in the body, with the exception of the brain.
💠 FUNCTION
• Creates blood clotting factors filters blood of toxins destroys old or damaged blood cells.
• STORAGE
Fats, Proteins, Glycogen, Vitamins, Copper & Iron
A few known liver diseases:
1. Hepatitis A, or B
2. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
3. Alcoholic fatty liver
4. Fatty liver
5. Cirrhosis of the liver
6. Alcoholic hepatitis
7. Hemochromatosis
Fact
• Second largest organ
• Human Liver -- 1.5 KG
• Highly regenerative organ
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ✪
🟢Recent Brand Ambassador
-Neeraj Chopra – Eveready Batteries
-Nayanthar – Slice (the popular mango-flavored drink)
-Neeraj Chopra – BPCL’s Speed Petrol Variant
-Katrina Kaif – Chennai Super Kings Team
– IRS Officer Narendra Kumar Yadav – Fit India Movement
-Hrithik Roshan – 3rd RuPay Prime Volleyball League
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-Neeraj Chopra – Eveready Batteries
-Nayanthar – Slice (the popular mango-flavored drink)
-Neeraj Chopra – BPCL’s Speed Petrol Variant
-Katrina Kaif – Chennai Super Kings Team
– IRS Officer Narendra Kumar Yadav – Fit India Movement
-Hrithik Roshan – 3rd RuPay Prime Volleyball League
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🟢Recent Books
-The Law and Spirituality: Reconnecting the Bond – Raman -Mittal and Dr. Seema Singh
I Can Coach – Siddharth Rajsekar
-The Idea of Democracy – Sam Pitroda
-From A Car Shed To The Corner Room & Beyond – S Raman
-The Man Who Lot India – Meghna Pant
-Conspiracy to oust me from the Presidency – Gotabaya Rajapaksa
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-The Law and Spirituality: Reconnecting the Bond – Raman -Mittal and Dr. Seema Singh
I Can Coach – Siddharth Rajsekar
-The Idea of Democracy – Sam Pitroda
-From A Car Shed To The Corner Room & Beyond – S Raman
-The Man Who Lot India – Meghna Pant
-Conspiracy to oust me from the Presidency – Gotabaya Rajapaksa
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✅Recent Appointments in News
1) Harendra Singh Appointed as Coach of Indian Women’s Hockey Team Until 2028 Olympics.
2) Air India Appoints Jayaraj Shanmugam as Head of Global Airport Operations.
3) Centre Appoints Manoj Panda as New Finance Commission Member.
4) Wipro, the IT giant, has announced the resignation of its CEO, Thierry Delaporte. In his place, the company's Board of Directors has appointed Srinivas Pallia.
5) Former judge Najmi Waziri has been appointed by the Delhi High Court to head a committee tasked with protecting the forests in the national capital, addressing concerns over lack of cooperation.
6) Meenesh Shah Elected as Chairman of The National Cooperative Dairy Federation of India Ltd. (NCDFI).
7) The World Bank Group has appointed former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) deputy governor Rakesh Mohan as a member of its Economic Advisory Panel.
8) Tata International Appoints Rajeev Singhal as MD
Tata Group's global trading and distribution arm, Tata International, has announced the appointment of Rajeev Singhal as its new Managing Director (MD).
9) EC Ropes in Ayushmann Khurrana to Urge Youth to Vote.
10) Santosh Kumar Jha Appointed as New CMD of Konkan Railway Corporation.
11) Sachidananda Mohanty has been appointed as a Member of the University Grants Commission (UGC) for a period of three years with immediate effect.
12) Sushil Sharma Appointed CMD of SJVN Limited.
13) The US-India Strategic and Partnership Forum (USISPF) has appointed former Revenue Secretary and ex-Secretary of Economic Affairs Tarun Bajaj as the head of the US-India Tax Forum.
14) Sanjay Nayar Appointed as New President of
The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM).
15) Ms Sheyphali B. Sharan has assumed charge as the Principal Director General, Press Information Bureau(PIB), upon the superannuation (retirement) of Shri Manish Desai.
16) Axis Capital has appointed Atul Mehra as the new Managing Director (MD) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
17) Joyshree Das Verma has taken over as the 41st National President of the FICCI Ladies Organisation (FLO) for the year 2024-25.
18) Justice Mohammad Yousuf Wani Sworn in as Additional Judge of J&K and Ladakh High Court.
19) Nidhu Saxena Appointed as MD & CEO of Bank of Maharashtra.
20) Simon Harris becomes Ireland's new Prime Minister .
1) Harendra Singh Appointed as Coach of Indian Women’s Hockey Team Until 2028 Olympics.
2) Air India Appoints Jayaraj Shanmugam as Head of Global Airport Operations.
3) Centre Appoints Manoj Panda as New Finance Commission Member.
4) Wipro, the IT giant, has announced the resignation of its CEO, Thierry Delaporte. In his place, the company's Board of Directors has appointed Srinivas Pallia.
5) Former judge Najmi Waziri has been appointed by the Delhi High Court to head a committee tasked with protecting the forests in the national capital, addressing concerns over lack of cooperation.
6) Meenesh Shah Elected as Chairman of The National Cooperative Dairy Federation of India Ltd. (NCDFI).
7) The World Bank Group has appointed former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) deputy governor Rakesh Mohan as a member of its Economic Advisory Panel.
8) Tata International Appoints Rajeev Singhal as MD
Tata Group's global trading and distribution arm, Tata International, has announced the appointment of Rajeev Singhal as its new Managing Director (MD).
9) EC Ropes in Ayushmann Khurrana to Urge Youth to Vote.
10) Santosh Kumar Jha Appointed as New CMD of Konkan Railway Corporation.
11) Sachidananda Mohanty has been appointed as a Member of the University Grants Commission (UGC) for a period of three years with immediate effect.
12) Sushil Sharma Appointed CMD of SJVN Limited.
13) The US-India Strategic and Partnership Forum (USISPF) has appointed former Revenue Secretary and ex-Secretary of Economic Affairs Tarun Bajaj as the head of the US-India Tax Forum.
14) Sanjay Nayar Appointed as New President of
The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM).
15) Ms Sheyphali B. Sharan has assumed charge as the Principal Director General, Press Information Bureau(PIB), upon the superannuation (retirement) of Shri Manish Desai.
16) Axis Capital has appointed Atul Mehra as the new Managing Director (MD) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
17) Joyshree Das Verma has taken over as the 41st National President of the FICCI Ladies Organisation (FLO) for the year 2024-25.
18) Justice Mohammad Yousuf Wani Sworn in as Additional Judge of J&K and Ladakh High Court.
19) Nidhu Saxena Appointed as MD & CEO of Bank of Maharashtra.
20) Simon Harris becomes Ireland's new Prime Minister .
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