1. New human species discovered in Israel
An international group of archaeologists has discovered a new human species in Israel that is believed to be an important component in the history of human evolution. Nesher Ramla ( Nesher Ramla went digging at a place called). Archaeologists have recovered a skull that may represent a distinct Homo population. It is estimated that they lived about 4,20,000 to 120,000 years ago . Archaeologists discovered fragments of skull with a right parietal ( Right Parietal included) have just a Membibl ( jaw ) Has also discovered, which shows 1,40,000-1,20,000 years old Hakbisleshn that the jaw not completely against the person Homo sapiens ( Homo Sapiens ) and nor Neanderthal ( Neanderthal ) was. They found a parietal bone that had ” archaic ” traits that differ from both early and recent Homo sapiens. The bone is significantly thicker than those found in Neanderthals and other Homo sapiens. The jaws and bones together with archaic features -Also display Neanderthal characteristics that are distinct from early Homo sapiens and later Neanderthals.
2. PM calls for focus on rainwater harvesting this monsoon
The Prime Minister said that water conservation is also a service to the nation in a way. He particularly Uttarakhand at Pauri Garhwal the Sacchidanand Bharti mentioned. Bharati is a teacher and he has given very good education to the people through his works also. Due to his hard work , the water crisis in the Ufrainkhal area of Pauri Garhwal has ended today. The traditional method of water conservation by Shri Modi is Chalkhal.also mentioned. Bharti added some new methods to this tradition and regularly got small ponds built. Due to this, not only the hills of Ufrainkhal became green but the problem of drinking water of the people also got resolved. Bharti has made more than 30 thousand water tanks. His Bhagirath work continues even today and he is inspiring many people. The Prime Minister also mentioned the unique efforts of the people of Andhav village in Banda district of Uttar Pradesh. These people have given a very interesting name to their campaign – Khet Ka Pani Khet Mein, Gaon Ka Pani Gaon Mein. Under this campaign, high loft beds have been made in several hundred bigha fields. Due to this the rain water started collecting in the fields and started going into the ground. Now these people are also planning to plant saplings on the maids of the fields. This means that farmers will now get money along with water and trees.
3. Two explosions took place in the tight security technical area of the Air Force Station in Jammu
J located airforce base two explosions a few minutes intervals. Two drones were used to detonate . The security forces sealed the area within a few minutes. There is no news of any loss of life or property in this incident. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh spoke to Vice Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal HS Arora regarding the blast incident at Air Force airport in Jammu. Air Marshal Vikram Singh is reaching Jammu to take stock of the situation. Meanwhile, experts associated with the National Investigation Agency-NIA to assist in the investigation have completed the inspection of the blast site at the Jammu Air Force base.
4. Japan to help India build vaccine cold chain facilities
Japan , India to Kovid -19 vaccines to store safely cold chain facilities for the construction of 10 million dollarsgoing to provide assistance. Japan will provide this assistance to India for manufacturing cold chain equipment including cold storage facilities like medical equipment. Cold storage facilities will be built as ‘Last One Mile Support’. These facilities will ensure vaccination in each country through UNICEF. To control COVID-19, the common challenges that countries are facing include ensuring equitable access to vaccines and expediting vaccination. To address this challenge, Japan has pioneered the operation of the COVAX facility as an international mechanism for the procurement of vaccines.
5. Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates Zen Garden at Kaizen Academy in Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi from virtual through Management Association Ahmedabad in Japanese Zen garden and Kajhen Academyinaugurated. Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister said that India and Japan share shared historical cultural ties and shared vision for the future. The Prime Minister said that the two countries are working to strengthen the Special Strategic Partnership and the Global Partnership. For this, a special arrangement was made in the Prime Minister’s Office, which has been named Japan Plus. Zen in Japan is similar to meditation in India. Zen-Kaizen will showcase various elements of Japan’s art, culture, geographical landscape and architecture. It is a joint venture of Japan Information and Learning Center in Ahmedabad Management Association and India-Japan Friendship Association of Gujarat. Which is supported by Hy हाइgo International Association of Japan.
6. Serbia provides market access for Indian horticultural products
The market in Serbia has opened its market for Indian potatoes , onions and pomegranates . Agricultural and Processed Food Export Development Authority ( APEDA for pomegranate grown in India, according to) and onion export Faitosenetri certificate ( Phytosanitary Certificate) do not require. However, this certificate is required for export of potatoes. Potato consignment needs to meet with specific phytosanitary requirements and the same should be mentioned on the phytosanitary certificate as an additional declaration. A phytosanitary certificate is an important official declaration required for the export and import of plants and plant materials. This certificate shows that the consignment is free from pests and diseases. This certification is granted to prevent the spread of pests and diseases in the consignment importing countries. It also prevents the entry of new pests and diseases.
7. Kerala constitutes committee for the safety of fishermen
Kerala ‘s Fisheries Department said issues related to safety at sea has formed a seven-member committee to submit a study and report on ways to resolve. The chairman of this committee is P. Sahdevan , who was the former additional director of fisheries. The committee will study and submit reports on ways to address issues related to security at sea, coastal security and ship surveillance systems. It will also monitor illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. The committee will also analyze the “latest trends and options available internationally”.
8. RBI sets new dividend payment norms for NBFCs
The Reserve Bank of India ( RBI ) has decided to lay down guidelines on distribution of dividend by NBFCs ( Non-Banking Financial Companies) to bring more transparency and uniformity in practice . The guidelines for declaration of dividend from profit for the financial year 2021-2022 and onwards will be effective. The Board of Directors will consider the proposals for dividend. The Board shall also ensure that the total dividend proposed for the financial year does not exceed the limit specified in these guidelines. As per this circular, Reserve Bank of India will not entertain any request for ad-hoc exemption on declaration of dividend.
9. NITI Aayog organizes national conference on prevention of obesity
Recently maternal , adolescent and childhood of Obesity Prevention National Conference on Policy Commission was conducted by. This conference was organized by Dr. V.K. Under the chairmanship of Dr. Paul and Dr. R. Hemlata co-chaired the event. Policy Commission obesity ‘ silent epidemic ‘ ( Silent Epidemic) Told. During this conference and national consultations, representatives of global experts, UN bodies and central ministries presented their evidence on the increasing prevalence of obesity and best practices to reduce obesity. Secretaries of the Ministry of AYUSH and Department of Youth Affairs also presented their evidences. Provided suggestions for promoting healthy behaviour. Finally, Dr. VK. Paul called for a multi-sectoral approach targeting adolescents to promote activity and healthy lifestyles.
10. Smart Cities Mission, AMRUT and PMAY-U complete 6 years
Union Housing and the Ministry of Urban Affairs by June 25, 2021 the Smart City Mission , nectar ( AMRUT ) and prime housing-urban ( Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban to launch three urban missions such) 6-year fullAn online program was organized to mark the occasion. These schemes were launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on June 25, 2015. These plans were part of the visionary agenda of urban rejuvenation and were formulated as part of a multi-pronged strategy to meet the aspirations of 40% of India’s population living in cities. 25th June also completes 45 years of establishment of National Institute of Urban Affairs. It is an autonomous body of the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs focused on bridging the gap between research and practice on issues of urbanization.
11. Denmark signs ‘ISA FA’
Denmark has with India International Solar Alliance Framework Agreement ( International Solar Alliance Framework Agreement – ISA FA signed instrument) and ratification. Denmark has become the first country to ratify the International Solar Alliance Framework Agreement (ISA FA) after the amendments to the ISA FA came into force on January 8, 2021 . International Solar Alliance (ISA) ISA is an alliance of 121 countries. It was started by India. Most of the member countries are sunny countries located wholly or partly between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. It is a treaty based intergovernmental organization.
12. China will launch the first manned mission to Mars in 2033
China by the year 2033 its the first crew mission Tue planned to send. Manned Mars mission will be launched with regular follow-up flights. The mission will be launched with a long-term plan to permanently build the base on Mars and extract its resources. This ambitious plan will accelerate the race with the US to bring humans to Mars. The plan was revealed after China landed a robotic rover on Mars in May 2021. China has planned manned missions to Mars for 2033, 2035, 2037, 2041 etc. Before this manned mission, China will send robots to Mars that will study potential sites to set up bases and build systems to extract resources there.
13. Finance Minister addresses USISPF-Global Investors Meet
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum ( USISPF held by) Global Investors Roundtable addressed. While addressing the investors meet he said that; Continuous improvement makes India a great place to do business. He invited global investors to take advantage of the recent FDI reforms, privatization policy and performance linked incentive (PLI) scheme in India. He further highlighted, the fiscal situation is under control and it is expected to improve in the coming days and stressed on the strong infrastructure of the economy. According to him, COVID-19 and its aftermath have shown the resilience of the Indian economy. The highest ever Goods and Services Tax (GST) has been collected amid the pandemic.
14. Sajan Prakash becomes first Indian swimmer to qualify for Tokyo Olympic Games
Sajan Prakash has become the first Indian swimmer to qualify for the Tokyo Olympic Games . He clocked 1:56.3-8 seconds in the men’s 200m butterfly event in Rome , while the Olympic qualification limit was set at 1: 56.4-8 seconds . The Olympic Games in Tokyo will begin on July 23 and will continue till August 8. The Olympic Games were postponed last year due to the Corona epidemic. Sajan Prakash is from Kerala. He made a record by winning 6 gold and 3 silver medals in the National Games held in Kerala in 2015. He also competed in the 2016 Rio Olympics, being the only male swimmer to compete in the Rio Olympics.
15. Atanu Das and Deepika Kumari won the gold medal in the mixed recurve event at the Paris World Archery Championship, Deepika Kumari won three gold medals
Archer Deepika Kumari ‘s World Championship individual woman to compete in the final defeated six-zero Russia Ilina Osepova gold medals won. Deepika Kumari has won three gold medals in the World Archery Championship . Atanu Das and Deepika Kumari won the gold medal in the mixed World Archery Championship in Paris . Both these Indian archers defeated the team of Neanderland five-three in the final. The Indian team (Deepika Kumari, Ankita Bhakat and Komalika Bari) beat Mexico 5-1 in the Women’s Recurve Final World Cup Stage-3. Ho tribe ‘s Komalika turnShe is the first woman archer who has made India proud. Deepika Kumari is the only Indian female archer to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
16. Gurinder Vir Singh of Punjab won the men’s 100m event at the National Inter-State Athletics Championships in Patiala
Punjab ‘s Gurinder Vir Singh won the men’s 100m event with a timing of 10:2-7 seconds at the National Inter-State Athletics Championships in Patiala and came close to the record in this event. Punjab’s Lovepreet Singh stood second and Orissa’s Amiya Kumar Malik came third. S Dhanalakshmi won the women’s 100m event with a timing of 11: 5-2 seconds. Dutee Chand stood at number four.
17. Neeraj Chopra of India won the bronze medal in the javelin throw at the Kuorten Games in Finland
India’s famous player Neeraj Chopra by Finland in Kuorten Games in javelin throw against bronze medal won. He finished third behind world number one Johannes Wetter of Germany and former Olympic gold medalist Keshorn Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago.
18. Manu Bhaker and Saurabh Choudhary won the silver medal in the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event at the International Shooting Federation’s World Cup event in Osijek, Croatia
Indian shooter Manu Bakr and Sourav Chowdhury said Croatia ‘s Osijek in the International Shooting Federation World Cup competition of ten meter air pistol in the mixed team event silver medal achieved. India has won three medals in this shooting competition, out of which two are bronze medals.
19. 27 June: International MSME Day
UN each year by June 27 the International MSME ( Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises is) Day. The day was declared as MSME Day in the 74th meeting of the United Nations General Assembly in 2017. The day is celebrated because MSMEs play an important role in setting the Sustainable Development Goals.
