1. Jamsetji Tata tops the first list of top philanthropists of the century
India’s leading industrialist and Tata group founder Jamsetji Nusirwanji Tata ( Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata ), Adelgiv Hurun Filanthropists of the Century ( EdelGive Hurun Philanthropists Of The Century ), the first in the list at the top who are the 50 most generous people in the world in the last century list of. According to the report, the total donation made by Mumbai-based Jamsetji Tata is estimated at US$102.4 billion . He is the only Indian to feature in the top 10 list compiled by Hurun Research and EdelGive Foundation . The only other Indian in the list of 50 global philanthropists , former Wipro chairmanAzim Premji ( Azim Premji are). He is in 12th place . Bill Gates ( Bill Gates ) and Melinda French Gates ( Melinda French Gates ) to $ 74.6 billion in second place with donations. They are followed by Henry Wellcome ($56.7 billion), Howard Hughes ($38.6 billion) and Warren Buffett ($37.4 billion) respectively.
2. Cochin International Airport Limited wins ‘Role of Excellence’ award
Cochin International Airport Limited ( CIAL ) has recently announced the ‘ Roll of Excellence ‘ of ‘ Airport Council International ‘ ( ACI ) for quality airport services .’ Respect won. The ‘Airport Council International’ is a global association of airport operators, which has established the ‘Roll of Excellence’ honor for airports that have provided quality and outstanding services in the opinion of passengers. The award will be presented during the ACI Customer Experience Global Summit to be held on September 9, 2021 in Montreal, Canada. Established in 1991, the ‘Airports Council International’ (ACI) represents the interests of various airports around the world, along with governments and international organizations such as the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), in addition to establishing standards for airports. It also develops policies and recommended practices, and organizes information and training programs to promote standards around the world.
3. Former Olympic medalist Karnam Malleswari became the first Vice Chancellor of Delhi Sports University
Government by former Olympic medal winner Karnam Malleswari the Delhi University Sports ( D.S.U. ‘s) first vice-chancellor is appointed. It is noteworthy that the Delhi Assembly had passed a bill in 2019 to set up DSUs. Ms. Malleswari, a former lifter, is the first Indian woman to win a bronze medal (the first female Olympic medalist) in the Sydney Olympics in 2000 . The Governor of Andhra Pradesh, Vishwabhushan Harichandan has congratulated Ms. Malleswari on being appointed as the Vice Chancellor of the Sports University. In her message, she has said that Karnam Malleswari, a resident of Sirikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh, has made her state proud.
4. KK Shailaja honored with prestigious CEU Open Society Award for 2021
Kerala ‘s former health minister KK Selja ( KK Shailaja ) to 2021 for the Central European University (CEU) Open Society Prize has been awarded. The award was presented to him in recognition of “his steadfast leadership and community-based public health work, saving lives during the pandemic”. She demonstrates to the world that resolute leadership, community-based public health and effective communication can save lives. The CEU’ Open Society Award is given annually to an individual or organization whose achievements have contributed significantly to the creation of an open society.
5. Prime Minister Narendra Modi chairs a meeting with leaders of all political parties of Jammu and Kashmir in Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a meeting with leaders of various political parties of Jammu and Kashmir , in New Delhi . The meeting Gupakar coalition include the National Conference leader Dr Farooq Abdullah and Omar Abdullah, Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad, PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti, Home Minister Amit Shah, Jammu and Kashmir, Lt. Manoj Sinha, Jammu and Kashmir, BJP state unit president Ravinder Raina and People’s Conference President Sajjad Lone attended. This was the first meeting of the government with the leaders of Kashmir after the Centre’s decision on August 5, 2019 to abrogate several clauses of Article 370 of the Constitution that gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir . Meanwhile, the Election Commission of the Union TerritoryIn relation to the delimitation of ninety assembly constituencies , discussed through virtual medium with his representatives of Jammu and Kashmir and the Deputy Commissioners there.
6. A $32 million project signed by the Government of India, the State Government and the World Bank in Mizoram
Mizoram in health services to improve the Government of India , the state government and the World Bank on behalf of 32 million dollars has been signed on a project. This project was empowered by the management and monitoring of the Department of Health and Family Welfare in Mizoram. Its main objective is to make the health insurance program effective in the state and better coordinate it with the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana. All eight districts of the state will get the benefit of this project related to health services.
7. India’s official Olympic theme song ‘Laksh Tera Samne Hai’ released
Before the Tokyo Games , the official Olympic theme song was launched for the Indian contingent . Mohit Chauhan ( Mohit Chauhan ) said, ” The goal is thy face is composed the song” and sing. The Games will begin on July 23 and so far more than 100 Indian athletes have qualified for the event. The event was organized by the Indian Olympic Association ( IOA ) and was attended by its President, General Secretary, Deputy Chef de Mission, Sports Secretary and Director General of Sports Authority of India (SAI). The chief guest at the program Sports Minister KIREN RIJIJU ( Kiren Rijiju were).
8. NTPC recognized India’s best employers among nation-builders in 2021
First, NTPC said in 2021 in founding the country ‘s best employers recognized as. The Great Place to Work Institute by consecutive 15th year of the Great Place to Work ( Great Place To Work)’ is recognized. It is ranked 38th. Last year it was ranked 47th. It also earned its first recognition of India’s best employers among nation-builders in 2021. NTPC, a Maharatna community and public sector unit works under the Ministry of Power. The PSU has also won the CII HR Excellence Role Model Award in March 2021. It is the highest award in the field of Public Management in the country. The ‘Great Place to Work’ certification is recognized worldwide and is considered the gold standard in identifying and recognizing great workplaces with high trust and high performance cultures. This is the most definitive ‘Employer of Choice’ accreditation certification that the organization aims to achieve.
9. More than 20 countries show interest in India’s Co-Win platform
Union Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan recently said that more than 20 countries have shown interest in India’s Co-Win platform through the vaccination campaign . In view of this, India will share the success story of Co-Win through a conference on June 30. Registration for COVID-19 vaccination can be done on the Co-WIN portal (https://www.cowin.gov.in), after which one can book a slot for vaccination on any date at the place of his/her choice. After getting vaccinated, one can also download the certificate of vaccination from the Co-WIN portal.
10. Senior psychiatrist Pratima Murthy became the director of NIMHANS
Dr Pratima Murthy ( Dr Pratima Murthy ), chairman of the Department of Psychiatry, National Mental Health and Neuroscience Institute ( NIMHANS ), Bangalore , has been appointed director of the Institute for the five-year period. She will retire in March 2026. He was awarded the WHO Regional Director’s Special Recognition Award on ‘World No Tobacco Day 2021’.
11. Harsh Vardhan releases book ‘My Joys and Sorrows – As a Mother of a Special Child’
Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan ( Harsh Vardhan ) by Krishna Saxena ( Krishna Saksena ) book Mai Joyjh and Sorojh – Age A mother of a special child ( My Joys And Sorrows – As A Mother Of A Special Child unveiled). It symbolizes the bravery and stamina of a mother in the best tradition of Indian motherhood. The book is full of beautiful photographs, including some black and white photographs that have historical significance, not only because some of them have public figures, but also because they are in the domestic as well as professional context of the time. describes.
12. Defense Minister Shri Rajnath Singh reviews development works at Karwar Naval Base under ‘Project Seabird’
Defense Minister Shri Rajnath Singh on June 24, 2021 at Karnataka ‘s Karwar naval base attack ‘ Project Seabird reviewed the progress of the development of the infrastructure under construction. Shri Rajnath Singh along with Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh conducted an aerial survey of the project area and associated sites before arriving at the INS Kadamba heli pad. The Defense Minister said the naval base being developed here under ‘Project Seabird’ should be the largest in Asia and he would try to increase the budget allocation for it if needed. He also said that India should aim to be among the top three navies in the world in the next 10-12 years.
13. The Union Cabinet has approved the Agreement between India and St. Vincent and the Grenadines for assistance in the exchange and collection of information on taxes
The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has approved the Exchange and Collection of Information on Taxes between the Republic of India and St. Vincent and the GrenadinesAn agreement has been approved for assistance in This is a new agreement between the Republic of India and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. In the past, there was no such agreement between the two countries. The agreement mainly proposes to facilitate the exchange of information between the two countries and assist each other in tax collection. The agreement also includes provisions for tax scrutiny abroad, whereby one country may allow representatives of the other country to enter its territory to interview individuals and examine records for tax purposes. The agreement between the Republic of India (to the extent acceptable to its domestic laws) and St. Vincent and the Grenadines will help facilitate the exchange of information between the two countries.
14. Bhutan’s Tax Inspectors Without Borders (TIWB) program launched in partnership with India
The Tax Inspectors Without Borders ( TIWB ) program , a joint initiative of the United Nations Development Program ( UNDP ) and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development ( OECD ) , began in Bhutan . India has been selected as the partner jurisdiction . India has hired tax experts for this program.have been made available. The duration of this program will be approximately 24 months. During this, India, in collaboration with UNDP and TIWB Secretariat, will transfer technical know-how and necessary skills to Bhutan’s auditors and share best accounting practices. The objective of the program is to assist Bhutan in strengthening tax administration. The focus of the program will be the area of international taxation and transfer pricing.
15. Kotak Mahindra Bank launches ‘pay your contact’ service
Kotak Mahindra Bank said the new facility ” Pay Your Contact ( Pay Your Contact enables you to have announced the launch), which send money to any of your contacts in the payment app mobile number of the beneficiary’s own customers or pay . The ‘Pay Your Contact’ service is available on the lender’s mobile banking app and uses the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) platform. The ‘Pay Your Contact’ feature on the Kotak Mobile Banking App has made payments as easy and simple as possible. Kotak customers can now pay to any of their friends, domestic helpers, neighborhood shop etc. by simply knowing the mobile number of the beneficiary.
16. SBI General Insurance and IDFC First Bank tie up for Bancassurance
SBI General Insurance , one of the leading general insurance companies in India has partnered with IDFC First Bank for distribution of non-life insurance solutions.Has signed a corporate agency agreement with. Through this agreement, SBI General Insurance will reach out to IDFC First Bank’s large customer base, which will result in wider reach of its insurance products through the latter’s digital-first approach. Under this strategic agreement, SBI General Insurance will offer insurance products such as health, personal accident, home, motor and travel as well as a commercial line of insurance products such as property, marine and engineering insurance to the bank’s customers. Bancassurance is a collaboration between the insurance company and the bank, whereby the former sells insurance products to the bank’s customer base. This will also benefit the bank as it gets the commission amount from the insurance company.
17. Arvind Gaur released the book ‘Habba Khatoon’ by Kajal Suri
Theater personality Arvind Gaur ( Arvind Gaur ) has mascara Suri ( Kajal Suri book written by) ‘ Habba Khatun ( Habba Khatoon is released). The book ‘Habba Khatoon’ was published by Sanjana Prakashan . Habba Khatoon, also known by the honorary title of ‘ The Nightingale of Kashmir ‘, was a Kashmiri poet and ascetic . The last emperor of Kashmir Yousuf Shah Chak was the wife of (Yousuf Shah Chak).
18. Actor Will Smith announces his autobiography ‘Will’
Actor Will Smith ( Will Smith ), who in his upcoming autobiography, Will ( Will publishing titles) and cover. This book Penguin Press ( Penguin Press occurring by) published on November 9. Will Smith is co-writing the book with author Mark Manson, and the cover is designed by New Orleans artist Brandon “BMike” Odums. Smith will also narrate Will’s audiobook from Penguin Random House Audio.
19. Bengaluru one of the top 5 technology hubs in Asia Pacific
‘ Growth Engine of Innovation: How Asia Pacific Technology Hub R Risheping Regional Real Estate ‘ titled Colliers in a report , Bangalore APAC region in the top five technology centers while emerged as the Hyderabadis ranked in the top 10 list. The report ranks the most attractive technology submarkets within major APAC cities, which should serve as a navigation tool for technology groups as they plan their expansion. Beijing, Shanghai, Bengaluru, Shenzhen and Singapore are currently ranked as the top five technology centers in APAC; They offer a compelling balance of infrastructure and talent to the occupiers and are well positioned to provide future growth and investment opportunities for the owners. Other cities are developing strengths in specific areas of technology, for example, Seoul and Hong Kong in fintech, while new centers such as Hyderabad and Sydney are emerging.
20. Young man suffering from Peter Pan syndrome gets bail in sexual harassment case
Recently , a special court in Mumbai granted bail to an accused who sexually assaulted a minor because he was suffering from Peter Pan Syndrome ( PPS ). A syndrome is a combination of symptoms and signs that together represent a disease process. PPS is a psychological condition used to describe an adult who is socially immature.is. Individuals who lead reckless lives, who find responsibilities challenging even into adulthood and who basically never grow up, often suffer from PPS. Peter Pan, a 1900s novel by Scottish novelist James Matthew Barry Is a fictional character created in the beginning. That fictional character was that of a carefree young boy who never grows up. Although the World Health Organization (WHO) does not recognize Peter Pan syndrome as a health disorder, many experts believe that it is a mental health condition that can affect one’s quality of life.
21. Finance Ministry allows HFCs above Rs 100 crore to use SARFAESI Act
Ministry of Finance has SARFAESI to recover the outstanding amount using the law assets of more than Rs 100 crore with the housing finance companies ( HFC) is allowed. The move is expected to be a shot for thousands of small HFCs, as it will facilitate quick recovery of dues and encourage these companies to lend more. Earlier HFCs with assets above Rs 500 crore (and notified by the finance ministry) were allowed to use the SARFAESI law to recover dues. Currently, there are around 100 HFCs that are registered with the NHB. Top-10 HFCs account for 70-80 per cent of the assets of the housing finance industry. The SARFAESI Act 2002 allows banks and other financial institutions to auction residential or commercial properties (of defaulters) for recovery of loans.
22. WHO releases report on suicides around the world
The World Health Organization ( WHO ) has published reports of suicides worldwide in 2019 . The report finds that reducing the global suicide mortality rate by one third is an indicator as well as a goal in the UN-mandated Sustainable Development Goals ( SDGs ). But the world will not reach this goal. So far only 38 countries have a national suicide prevention strategy. There was already a suicide crisis in 2019. About 7,03,000 people in 2019(one in 100) died by suicide. In 2019, the global age-standardised suicide rate was 9 per 100,000 of the population. 58% of suicides occurred before the age of 50. Suicide was the fourth leading cause of death among youth aged 15-29 worldwide in 2019. In 2019, 77% of global suicides occurred in low-income and middle-income countries. Suicide rates in Africa, Europe and Southeast Asia are higher than the world average.
23. Reuters Digital News Report, 2021 Released
The 10th edition of Reuters Digital News Report 2021 was published on June 23, 2021. It is reported Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism ( Reuters Institute For Study Of Journalism – RISJ that went published by). India was ranked 31st in the category of “ trust in news ” out of 46 media markets surveyed by Reuters . Asian College of Journalism ( ACJ)) provided logistic support to survey the Indian market. The study focused on trust in news and featured India for the first time in its main report this year. According to this report, 73% of the respondents in India use smartphones to get news while 82% use social media to get news online. 63% of the respondents are getting information only from social media platforms like WhatsApp and YouTube. Overall, 38% of the respondents in India trusted the news. Finland , with 65% , has the highest level of overall confidence in news. The US , with 29% , has the lowest level of trust.
24. Cabinet approves merger of CWC and CRWC
The Union Cabinet has approved the Central Railside Warehouse Company ( CRWC ) and its holding enterprise Central Warehousing Corporation ( CWC ) to integrate the similar functions of the two companies.) has been approved. These companies are being merged with the aim of improving efficiency and increasing financial savings. With this merger, the management expenditure of Railside Warehouse Complexes (RWCs) is expected to come down by Rs 5 crore due to savings in corporate office rent, employee salaries and other administrative costs. The merger of CRWC and CWC will integrate similar functions of both the companies such as warehousing, handling and transportation. These functions will come under a single administration which in turn will promote efficiency, maximum capacity utilization, accountability, transparency and ensure financial savings. This will help in setting up at least 50 more railside warehouses near good-shed locations which will create employment opportunities of 36,500-days for skilled workers and 9,12,500-days for unskilled workers.
25. Flex-fuel engines to be made mandatory in India
The government in India’s car makers for the flex-fuel engine ( Flex-Fuel Engines plans to make it mandatory for production vehicles). The decision was taken after extending the cut-off date for blending 20% ethanol in petrol from 2030 to 2025. The government will soon allow customers from the auto industry to choose a more cost-effective fuel to power their cars and two-wheelers Will decide when asked to provide. Flex-fuel engines are already in vogue in countries such as Brazil, Canada and the US. In these countries, many vehicle owners use ethanol as a fuel for their cars.
26. Throat Gargle Sample Test can be used to detect Kovid-19 in children
Cardiologist Devi Prasad Shetty ( Devi Prasad Shetty as) headed by a 13-member expert committee recommendations, children ‘s gargle throat ( Throat Gargle ) by COVID-19 can be detected. A committee set up by the Karnataka government to assist in controlling a possible third wave submitted its interim report, which states that the use of throat swabs for the detection of COVID-19 infection in children in the age group of 6-14 years. Gargle samples can be used. A study by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has also shown that throat swabs are used for sample collection for the detection of SARS-CoV-2 virus. Might be a viable option.
27. Rani Rampal, Manpreet Singh appointed captains of Indian hockey teams
Midfielder Manpreet Singh ( Manpreet Singh ) the 16-member Olympic-bound Indian men’s hockey team ‘s captain has made, while experienced defender, Birendra Lakra ( Birendra Lakra ) and Harmanpreet Singh ( Harmanpreet Singh) was made the vice-captain. This will be Manpreet’s third Olympics. Under Manpreet’s captaincy, the Indian team won the Asia Cup in 2017, the Asian Champions Trophy in 2018 and the FIH Series Finals in 2019. The Manpreet-led side also made it to the quarter-finals of the FIH Men’s World Cup 2018 in Bhubaneswar. Rani Rampal was named the captain of the 16-member Olympic-bound Indian women’s hockey team. Under Rani’s captaincy, the Indian team has achieved significant results over the last four years, including winning the Asia Cup in 2017, silver at the Asian Games 2018, silver in the Asian Champions Trophy 2018 as well as winning the FIH Series Finals in 2019. The Queen-led side also made it to the quarter-finals of the FIH Women’s World Cup 2018 in London for the first time.
28. Shelly‑Ann FraserPrice becomes second fastest woman ever
Jamaica ‘s runner Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce ( Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce ) L00-meter world record holder Florence Griffith-Joyner ( Florence Griffith-Joyner after) so far the second fastest woman became, when he was a meet in Kingston took 10.63 sec . American Griffith-Joyner still holds the women’s 100-meter world record of 10.49 seconds , set in Indianapolis in 1988, along with the three fastest records set in 1988 with 10.61 and 10.62.
29. Jasprit Bumrah appointed brand ambassador of OnePlus
Global technology brand OnePlus ( OnePlus ) cricketer Jaspreet Bumrah ( Jasprit Bumrah its a) Vierebls category hailed as the brand ambassador for. The partnership with Bumrah reiterates the brand philosophy of ‘Never Settle’ and the company’s quest towards perfection. The OnePlus wearable category includes the OnePlus Watch, the first global smart wearable from OnePlus that offers premium design, seamless connections, smart fitness tracking and incredible battery life.
30. Dr. Shyama Prasad Mookerjee’s death anniversary
Vice President M. Venkaiah by June 23, 2021 to Dr. Syama Prasad Mukherjee paid homage on the anniversary. Dr. Syamaprasad Mukherjee was born on July 06, 1901 in an aristocratic family of the then Calcutta . Syamaprasad Mukherjee’s father was a High Court judge and had also served as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Calcutta. After graduating in English from Calcutta in the year 1921, he obtained a master’s degree in Bengali language and literature from Calcutta itself in the year 1923. In the year 1934, at the age of 33, Dr. Syamaprasad Mukherjee was appointed as the youngest Vice Chancellor of the University of Calcutta. It was only during the tenure of Dr. Mukherjee as Vice ChancellorRabindranath Tagore addressed the Calcutta University convocation for the first time in Bengali and during his tenure, the language was introduced as a subject in the higher examination of the University of Calcutta. Apart from this, Dr. Mukherjee was also the first Minister of Industry and Supply of independent India . However, he later left the Congress party due to differences of opinion and co-founded the Janata Party in the year 1977–1979 , which later became the Bharatiya Janata Party . In May 1953, Dr. Mukherjee was taken into custody for entering the then Jammu and Kashmir without a permit, after which on June 23, 1953 , under mysterious circumstances. He died in
31. International Widow Day: 23 June
International Widows Day ( International Widows Day ) every year June 23 is celebrated globally. The day is widely observed to draw attention to the voices and experiences of widows and to inspire the unparalleled support they have. Many women across the world face challenges after losing their life partner and make a long-term struggle for basic needs, their human rights and dignity. The Loomba Foundation started International Widow Day in 2005. According to Loomba, women in different countries experience great hardship after the death of their husbands. They are not seen by NGOs, governments and society also curses them. Finally, on 23 June 2010, it was officially recognized by the United Nations General Assembly.
