1.FIFA World Cup: Russia overturned, defeating Spain, made it to the quarterfinals, Croatia in the last eight :-
After Germany and Argentina, the champion spaces of 2010 have not been out of Vishwakap. In the Pre-Quarterfinals yesterday, Host Russia defeated Spashen 4-3 in penalty shoot-out and made it to the last eight. At the scheduled time, both the teams were at par with each other. After this, there was no goal for 30 minutes of extra time. In the Penalty Shootout, the Russian captain and goalkeeper Igor Ekinfev proved to be the hero. He showed Spasson the outer space and saved two penalty.
Today Brazil will face Mexico in the pre-quarterfinals. Brazil will be nominated from Neymar, Philip Kotinho, Thiago Silva and Gabriel Jesus. On the other hand, Mexico will miss the defensive Central Defender Hector Moreno, while striker Havier Hernandez will once again try to win the team. In today’s second pre-quarterfinals, Belgium will face Japan. Japan will have to do some charisma against Group G’s top team Belgium, its dream of going to the quarterfinals for the first time will be complete.
2.India and Pakistan exchanged lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen in each other’s prisons :-
India and Pakistan- exchange exchanges of indigenous prisoners and fishermen’s lists on Sunday in each other’s jails. Both countries exchange exchanges of such lists every year on first January and first July. India has handed over a list of 249 civil prisoners and 108 fishermen to Pakistan. Pakistan has not even given the list of 53 civil prisoners and 418 fishermen to India. This list includes the names of people who are considered Indian or citizen of India.
3.Interpol issued a red corner notice against trader Nirav Modi in a multi-crore fraud case with PNB :-
Interpol issued a red corner notice against trader Nirav Modi in the fraud case of crores of rupees in Punjab National Bank. Besides Neerav Modi, Red Corner notices have also been issued against Subhash Parab, his brother Nishal Modi and close associate of Neerav. These notices have been issued in connection with the cases filed in the CBI and Enforcement Directorate of fraud, corruption and money laundering.
4.Assam government will provide LED bulb to 50 lakh families of the state :-
Assam Government will provide LED bulb to 50 lakh families of the state. In the meeting of Public Works Department in Guwahati today, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal asked the energy department to take necessary steps in this regard. He told that it will benefit twenty million people. Shri Sonowal said that the state government is committed to the development of all sections.
5.South Korean President Moon J. will come to India on July 8 :-
South Korea’s President Moon J. will come to India on eight dates this month. In a statement issued from the President’s Office of South Korea, it has been said today that during the four-day visit to India, Mr. Moon will hold a summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There is a possibility of discussing economic cooperation in this meeting. There is a program to meet Mr. Moon’s President Ramnath Kovind.
6.Indian naval commander Abhilash Tommy will be traveling in the prestigious Golden Globe race from France’s Les Sebelson de Olone Harbor, alone and without the whole world revolving :-
Indian naval commander Abhilash Tommy will be on a Sunday in the prestigious Golden Globe race, starting with France’s Les Sebler de Olone Harbor, and the entire world without the barrier. In an official statement, the navy said that the specialty of this race is the design of the boat and the technique used in it, in which there has not been any change since 1968. In this race, the use of GPS, satellite communication system, equipments for shipping etc. has been restricted.
Tommy is a famous sailor of India. Kirti Chakra award-winning Tommy Asia is the only participant to join this race. The Golden Globe Race, organized by Sir Robin Roxas Johnstin of Britain in 1968, is being organized in the year 1968 on the occasion of completion of 50 years of seafaring alone. In this journey, he used the built in India boats Suhali.
7.FIFA 2018: Neymar and Fermino reach Brazil in final-8 :-
Anadi Baruah After all, it was found in the FIFA World Cup to see the star of Neymar. Five-time world champion Brazil defeated Mexico 2-0 in the pre-quarterfinals played in Samara Arena, making it to the quarter-finals. After being the first half-scoring, Brazil played a much better game in the second half. During this time, when Neymar scored the first goal for the team, he made an opportunity to score goals for Liverpool’s Roberto Fermino, who scored the second goal. In addition to Neymar, Brazilian commander Thego Silva and William also showed good game in this match.
8.NGT also stops execution of 16,500 trees after Delhi High Court :-
In South Delhi, hearing of 16,500 trees being cut in the National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Monday. NGT has banned the cutting of trees. In keeping with the Delhi High Court’s decision, the NGT issued notice to the Central Government, Pollution Control Board, NDMC, SDMC and DDA in connection with the cutting of trees by the National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) for residential planning. The NGT has ordered the other agencies including NBCC to maintain the status quo and keep the order of the High Court in force. The decision was taken by the Delhi High Court last week to cut 16, 500 trees under the decision, the NGT has retained it on Monday. Now the next hearing in this case will be on July 19.
9.The ICC will give the guilty guilty of ball tampering, punishment for punishment :-
Now the International Cricket Council (ICC) has become tough on the guilty of ball-tempering players. The ICC has decided to ban at least six Tests or 12 one-day matches on the guilty player while enhancing the Level 3 offense. This decision was taken in the annual meeting of the ICC held in Dublin. The ICC has taken this decision after trapping Steve Smith and David Warner in Ball Tempering.
Under the Level 3 offense, the guilty player will now be given 12 restricted points. 12 restricted points are equivalent to six Tests or 12 ODIs. Earlier this ban was a test and two ODIs. The ICC has made another major change. Under this, the ICC is stern that the players did not leave the national team due to playing in the World Twenty20 league. Many freelancers have dropped out of their national team to play in the private league.
10.Senior journalist Rajat Sharma became DDCA president, Madan Lal :-
Senior journalist Rajat Sharma has captured the post of Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA), defeating Madan Lal, who was part of the World Cup winning team in 1983. Elections were held from 27th to 30th June for the DDCA executive. Sharma’s group won the election on all 12 seats. Rajat Sharma got 1521 votes for the post of president, while former player Madan Lal got 1004 votes. He lost by 517 votes. With this, the DCCC became the first state association of the BCCI to hold elections on the basis of the recommendations of the Lodha Committee.
11.Partnership between GNFC Limited and Policy Commission :-
Policy Commission apostles Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd (GNFC) to work together to implement the application of fertilizer subsidy management Proof of Concept ( “PoC”) using Blokcan technology for a statement (SOI) on Have signed.
They will jointly develop the possibilities of use, will research, interact with many stakeholders, develop blockchan solutions, exchange learning, organize the platform, and disseminate education in their networks.
12.IRDAI clears LIC to buy stake in IDBI Bank :-
Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) has approved the proposal of allowing Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) to get majority stake in IDBI Bank in the first transaction of this kind .
Under the proposal, the public sector life insurance major can increase their share in public sector banks up to 51%, which can provide Rs 10,000-13,000 crores to the lender. However, the acquisition will be seen only as an investment and LIC will gradually reduce its stake in the lender.
