1.Ind vs WI: Hosts second ODI, closing in Indore, will now be on the field:-
The second one-day match between India and the West Indies will not be played on Indore’s Holkar ground. The match scheduled to take place in Indore on 24 October has now been shifted to Visakhapatnam. The first two Test matches will be played between India and the West Indies. The ODI series is to be played after this.
There was a dispute about the match ticket between the BCCI and the Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA). In fact, the MPCA gives its members four-four free passes. In the past, during the meeting for constitutional amendment, when the members were informed that the number of free passes was reduced under the order of the Supreme Court, there was a fierce ruckus. Some members had also disputed with Secretary Milind Kanmdikar. This kind of practical problem is also in front of other state associations.
The BCCI wanted the pavilion and the capacity of the main pavilion was 7200. In this way more than 720 pavilions can not be given free passes. MPCA had sent a reminder several times to clarify its position in this matter.
However, this dispute was not settled between the MPCA and the BCCI and now the second ODI has been shifted to Visakhapatnam.
2.India will give gifts to Russia 3 MiG 21, 3 fighter planes with Indian colors will reach Moscow:-
Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Delhi on a two-day visit to India for the 19th summit between India and Russia. On this visit to Putin, the Modi government is going to meet the 3 MiG-21 fighter aircraft created by the Russians at a time, to their old friend Russia. It includes one type 75 and two type 77 aircraft. These three fighter planes, decorated with Indian colors, will then reach Moscow.
By giving these aircraft gifts, the Indian government will try to give the message to President Putin that despite the US efforts, the depth of friendship between India and Russia has not diminished, and Russia is still the biggest friend and important weapon for India. Supplier is Knowledgeable experts say that during the Soviet era in the 1960s, countries such as America and Britain had refused to give combat aircraft to India, then Russia had given MiG-21 fighter aircraft to India. In the subsequent years, India achieved Russia’s nearly 1,200 MiG-21s. Also the complete technique to make them Now under the ‘Make in India’ program these aircraft are being made in India. This gift will obviously state that sentiment of India’s Russia towards the feeling that Defense Minister Nirmala Sitharaman recently described India’s relations with Russia as an old and trustworthy friendship.
3.Government launches DIG visit, face-to-face in airport:-
Soon, people who travel in the country will be able to avail the facility of Facial Identification Biometric in the airport. This is being done under the Digi Travel Initiative.
Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu said that this initiative has been started considering the future needs. This facility will be implemented in the country soon. This will reduce the time spent by the passengers in the airport.
He said that this facility would be optional for the passengers. If they wish, they can opt for Facial Enrollment Biometric for air travel. The purpose of the Digi Travel Initiative is to promote the journey of paperless and without murmur.
This is a biometric based digital processing system. This allows passengers to enter the airport without any inconvenience. Digi travel platform will be implemented in February 2019.
4.Three scientists are being given the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the year 2018:-
The year 2018’s Nobel Prize for Chemistry is being given to three chemists Francis H. Arnold (America), George P. Smith (America) and Sir Gregory P. Winter (UK). The winners include a woman and two male scientist. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said that the three celebrities who have been selected for the Nobel Prize in the field of chemicals this year have used the power of gradual development to develop enzymes and antibodies. This has created new pharmaceutical and biophysic. Francis H. Ornald of the California Institute of Technology has been given half of the prize for the first guided development of enzymes. Their efforts have created more environmentally friendly chemicals that include drugs and renewable fuels. Right there, George Smith of Missouri and Sir Gregory P. Winters of Cambridge-based MRC Laboratory and Molecular Biology have been given the rest of the prize. Smith has invented new ways to develop proteins, while Winters used the theory of the development of antibodies, keeping in mind the production of new drugs.
5.President CoWind expressed the need to reform the UN Security Council in the meeting with the UN General Secretary:-
President Ramnath Kovind has said that without reforming the Security Council, the United Nations reform process will not be complete. This was stated by Mr. Covind in a meeting with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Gustash at Rashtrapati Bhawan. He said that the current permanent membership of the Security Council does not show the simultaneous global needs. He emphasized that the membership of the Security Council and the working system need to be prepared in a new way to face the challenges of the 21st century.
6.India started the operation ‘sea friendship’ to help Indonesia affected by Tsunami:-
In order to help the earthquake and tsunami victims in Indonesia, India has launched two wings of two aircraft and navy, including the relief material. The Ministry of External Affairs gave this information in a statement. The ministry said that after the acceptance of international assistance by the talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indonesian President Joko Vidodo and India accepted the international assistance, India launched Operation ‘Sea Friendship’. Two air force crew and relief workers left for Indonesia. These aircraft include the C-130J and C-177. A medical team has been dispatched with tents and equipment from the C-130J aircraft. Temporary hospitals can also be built with the help of these tools. Materials such as drugs, generators, tents and water have been sent to provide immediate support to the C-17 aircraft. The Ministry said that the three ships of the Navy- INS Arrow,
7.Government oil companies are allowed to borrow long-term working capital from overseas:-
Reserve Bank of India has allowed government oil companies to borrow long-term working capital from overseas. While the RBI has relaxed the policy, government retail oil vendor companies have been allowed to borrow up to $ 10 billion abroad. Earlier, the oil marketing companies including Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited were not allowed to borrow from the outside on a long-term basis.
8.Maharashtra Government made 31 changes in state GST structure:-
After the meeting of the object and service tax council, the Maharashtra government has made 31 changes in the state GST structure to make the business easier. An official of the State Finance Ministry has expressed the hope that this will speed up the refund process for hotels, restaurants and businessmen.
9.Earth Shaw playing his first international test match against the West Indies:-
The first Test of the two match series between India and West Indies is on. Until the final notice, India’s score is 220 runs away from two wickets in 48 overs. Prithvi Shaw (125) and Virat Kohli (01) are on the crease. This is the debut test of the Earth. He is the first youngest batsman in India to score a century in the Debut Test and the third youngest in the world. He is the 15th Indian to score a century in the Debut Test. He is the ninth cricketer of India to score a century in less than 100 and is the second youngest Indian to score a century in Tests.
10.Mayooshi Sun, CEO of Soft Bank Group, offered free electricity after 25 years :-
Addressing the second “Global Renewable Energy Investment Meeting and Expo” (Re-Invest-2011), released from October 3 to 5 in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Mayooshi Sun, CEO of Soft Bank Group Today said that it will give free power to solar energy projects after 25 years to the members of the International Solar Coalition (ISA) countries.
Mr. Mayaoyoshi Sun while presenting a presentation said, “The ISA has become a very important part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership and he wants 100 per cent electrification, which is a huge mission and great approach to the homes and villages. is.”
While appreciating the efforts of the ISA, he said, “In this mission, we are not making a single country but 121 countries are bringing a change. Being a chairman of a task force, I fully support Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Vision 2020. Compared to other countries of the world, the cost of solar energy is very low and after 25 years of PPA, I will give all the member countries of this coalition free electricity from solar energy. We are investing in technology and innovation so that we can use solar energy to provide free electricity to children, women and many communities of the world. This is not a dream and we have the resources to realize it. ”
The conference was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Vigyan Bhawan of capital Delhi on October 2 in the presence of United Nations General Secretary Mr. Antonio Guterres.
