NATIONAL NEWS
1.Information and Broadcasting Minister Rajyavardhana Rathore inaugurated Multi Media Digital exhibition on Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation in Panaji:-
Information and Broadcasting Minister Rajyavardhana Rathore inaugurated the multi-media digital exhibition on the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, in Panaji, Goa. On the celluloid, this exhibition by the Mahatma will give the audience a digital experience. This exhibition has been organized by the Indian National Film Archives with the Bureau of Outreach and Communication Department of the Ministry of Information. On this occasion Shri Rathod said that this is a very grand exhibition.
Quiz , sports and dialogue have also been organized in the exhibition . Amit Khare, Secretary, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting was also present on this occasion.
2.Indian Panorama launched at 49th India International Film Festival:–
Indian Panorama will be launched in Goa’s Panaji International Film Festival. 26 feature films will be shown in this section. Shaji N. The Karun-directed Malayalam film Oulu feature will be the first film of the film category.
According to our correspondent, “There are only 26 films in Malayalam , 5 Bengali , 5 Hindi , 4 Tamil , 2 Marathi and Telugu , Tulu , Ladakhi and Jasari in 26 feature films . The mainstream four films include Padmavat , Tiger is alive , Raji and Mahanatti are included. Non-feature films include eight Marathi , four Agraji , three Malayalam , three Hindi and one Oriya , Bhojpuri and Bengali films. The Indian Panorama includes the best films from across the country and has proven to be an excellent platform for zodiac cinema and talented filmmakers.”
3.Science and technology advancement to be a developed nation, inclusive approach Important: Science and technology scientists to improve the lives of the Vice President, tackle challenges like climate change and global warming, to take advantage of many opportunities for India in front of them. Fastest investment in science and technology for the most suitable time innovation Bring provided Anasai-Scopus Young Scientist Award 2018
Vice President Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu has said that recognizing the fact that 65 per cent of the population is under 35 years of age, the country should take advantage of the talents and skills of young and educated people.
While addressing the gathering after providing National Science Academy, Bharat (NAI) and Elsevier Award 2018 at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, the Vice President said that it is the best time for India to address poverty, indirect hunger and economic disparity. Tackle the challenges like taking advantage of opportunities and moving forward in development norms. The aim of this award is to promote scientific excellence in the youth.
Shri Naidu said that Indian scientists should play a decisive role and in order to improve the lives of people, India should be in the top countries category in science and technology.He said that inclusive approach to the promotion and development of science and technology in dealing with poverty, illiteracy, gender, discrimination and other challenges is important. He said that no country can evolve until these issues are resolved.Vice President called upon young scientists to find solutions to the challenges facing the world, such as climate change, global warming, sustainable development, clean energy and water and diseases.
He said that only the scientists can solve the problems of the present and emerging problems in the coming years. This responsibility is on the shoulders of the young scientific community.Vice President appealed to various corporate organizations and industries to promote scientific research on the scale of scale in the country and to create a fund to encourage research and development projects.At the same time, he called for innovation to increase investment in science and technology. To address issues related to agriculture, environment, health, housing, clean drinking water and safety issues.The Scorpus Youth Scientific Award is part of the global initiative to help Elsevier’s young researchers. In 2009, India officially accepted this program in its scientific community through cooperation with Elsivier National Academy of Sciences.
These awards are given in five categories- Women, Agriculture, Plant Science and Rural Development in Science, Stronger Environmental Development, Biomedical Research and Health Care and Innovation in Engineering and Physical Sciences.
Mr. Saurabh Sharma, Vice President of APAC Elsewhere, Executive Vice President of Elsewhere, Mr. Jean Uysi and other dignitaries were present at the function.
4.Prime Minister congratulated the countrymen on Milad-un-Nabi:-
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has congratulated the nation on the auspicious occasion of Milad-un-Nabi.
In his best wishes, the Prime Minister said that on the occasion of Milad-un-Nabi, we remember the great teachings of the Prophet Mohammad and pray that peace, brotherhood and peace are maintained in all fours.
5.EU wants stronger military ties with India:-
After announcing strategic relations with India about 14 years ago, the EU (EU) has now expressed the desire to take bilateral relations to the new place in the military sector. In the EU Parliament on Tuesday, a new form was presented on the EU strategy on India. This form shows the direction of relations between India and the EU for the next 10 to 15 years. It is clear from this form that like the US, the EU is also looking at India as a major military partner in the future.
This sign of strengthening military relations with India on behalf of the European Union has been given when the exercise of enhancing the military power within itself has begun with renewal. Two days ago, the European Union has decided to promote 17 industries associated with military needs. On the other hand, many EU countries including Germany are demanding strong military strength near the European Union.
In a reference issued in the context of India, it has been said that the EU has started strengthening its military capabilities. In such a situation, there should be a framework of permanent military cooperation with India. Joint military exercises have also been proposed. It says that there are several areas where the military interests of India and EU are the same. Specifically mentioning cooperation among the Marine Military Forces, it has been said that it has become necessary because of both the business and strategic interests of the two countries. The EU has been told that it is considering the appointment of a military advisor in India and hopes that India will do the same.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
6.Australia announces rejection of the United Nations Migration Agreement:-
The Government of Australia has announced to reject the United Nations Migration Agreement. America and many European countries have already rejected it. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said in a joint statement with the Home and Foreign Ministers that acceptance of this agreement threatens illegal entry in Australia.After the 18 months of talks on the United Nations Global Convention on Migration, it was agreed in July. It has to be approved next month.Apart from the USA, Poland, Austria, Hungary and the Czech Republic have already dismissed it.
SPORTS NEWS
7.India’s first bowling decision by winning the toss in the Twenty-Twenty match with Australia:-
In the first international match of three Twenty-Twenty-Series series against India in Brisbane, Australia have scored 158 runs for four wickets till the latest news. Earlier, India won the toss and decided to bowl first.
8.India will join the medal-winning countries in the 2028 Olympics – Colonel Rajyavardhana Rathore:-
Colonel Rajyavardhana Rathore, Union Sports Minister said that India will join India in the 2028 Olympic Games, which will win the medal. He said that India has been the best in 2018, India’s achievements in sports. The Sports Minister was speaking to the reporters in Panaji during a program organized by the Sesa Football Academy near Goa.
BUSINESS NEWS
9.India can get first woman Chief Economic Advisor: Report:-
After Arvind Subramaniam’s resignation, for the first time in India any woman can hold the post of Chief Economic Advisor. The term of Arvind Subramanian was over in August and since then this post is vacant. A search committee has also been set up under the chairmanship of former Governor Bimal Jalan to look for Subramanium’s successor. This information came out through a media report. For your information, let us know that the term of the former Chief Economic Advisor was to run till May 2019 during the Narendra Modi government but Subramanium had resigned in June 2018. He had cited family pressure behind his resignation. According to the media report, the government is looking for new candidates for the position of one of the most important advisory roles in the administration, which can advise in the situation of global instability. This search for this important post is taking place at a time when only 6 months of remaining time left during the tenure of the present government. During this search of candidates, Poonam Gupta’s name is fast emerging which is the chief economist in the World Bank for India. Prior to joining the bank, he has been a Chair Professor of the National Institute of Public Finance and the Reserve Bank of India Chair. Other contenders of this important post include JPMorgan’s Chief Economist Sajid Chanoy and Professor Krishnamurthy Subramanian, Indian School of Business.
