1. Reorganization of 6 empowered groups into 10 groups for better management of control over the corona in the country
Center for better management control over Corona situation in the country six Empowered groups of restructuring in ten groups have. NITI Aayog member Dr. V.K. Paul will chair the Emergency Management Planning Group and a ten-member panel on immunization . Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan will be the convener of the Emergency Action Capacity Group created for matters related to hospitals, equipment and medicines . Road and Transport Secretary Giridhar Aramane will be the chairman of the group formed for oxygen production, imports and other related issues. Balaram Bhargava, director general of the Indian Council of Medical Research, has been appointed convener of the Kovid investigation panel. Amitabh Kant, Chief Executive Officer of NITI Aayog, Private SectorThe Non-Governmental Organizations and International Organizations will chair the Group of Affairs . The group formed for economic growth and employment has been headed by Economic Affairs Secretary Ajay Seth. Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla will be in charge of the 12-member group on epidemic action and coordination . Information and Broadcasting Secretary Amit Khare will be the Chairman of the Group on Information, Communication and Public Participation .
2. Permanent Commission for Israel and Palestine
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has called on the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to set up a permanent commission; The whole Israel, Gaza and the West Bank in violation of human rightsCan do. The proposed permanent commission is an independent, international commission of inquiry. It will be appointed by the President of UNHRC. This commission will investigate violations of humanitarian and human rights law in Israel and Palestine. This proposed commission can often investigate all the underlying causes of tension and instability in the region. The OCI, comprising 57 states, is the second largest intergovernmental organization after the United Nations. It serves as the “collective voice of Muslim countries”. It was established in 1969 after a summit in Rabat, Morocco. It is headquartered in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
3. Center said – about 12 crore vaccines will be available next month for National Covid Vaccination Program
The Center has said that about 12 crore vaccines will be available next month for the National Covid Vaccination Program . The Health Ministry said that states and union territories to sixty million over nine million will be supplied over Kovid vaccines. These vaccines will be for primary groups of health care workers, Kovid warriors and individuals over 45 years of age. These vaccines will be provided free of cost by the Central Government. In addition, more than five crore 86 lakh vaccines will be made available for purchase directly to the States and Union Territories and private hospitals.
4. Central government invited applications for citizenship
The central government Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 in India under the application for citizenship is to Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan ‘s non-Muslim refugees invites (Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists, Zoroastrians and Christians). Many expatriates from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan are living in 13 districts of Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and Chhattisgarh. In this regard, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs Citizenship Act 1955Notification is issued to implement the order under. The Act passed on December 11, 2019 amended the “Citizenship Act, 1955”. This provided a way for persecuted religious minorities (Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis or Christians) from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan to obtain Indian citizenship. This has reduced the “habitat requirement” for these migrants from 12 to 6 years for naturalization.
5. A state-of-the-art helicopter-MK-third was converted into an air ambulance at INS Hansa in Goa.
A state-of-the-art helicopter on INS Hans in Goa – M.K. – Third has been converted into an air ambulance . It consists of ICU – ICU. has been made. This will allow serious patients to be evacuated even in bad weather. A release by the Indian Navy stated that ICU room in this helicopter has been built by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited . The release stated that the MK-Third Helicopter can be operated in all types of climates. This can lead serious patients to the hospital even in inclement weather.
6. India’s MC Maricom lost in Asian Boxing Championship final in Dubai
Six-time world champion M.C. in the final of the 51 kg category of the Asian Boxing Championship in Dubai . Maricom had to be content with the silver medal after losing . In the final, he was defeated by two-time world champion Nazar Kazaybe of Kazakhstan . Apart from this, Lalbut Sahi will compete in 64 kg category, Pooja Rani in 75 kg and Anupama will compete in the finals of 81 kg category. So far, six players of the Indian women’s team have won bronze medals.
7. Public sector banks in India announced several more aid measures to mitigate the effects of the Kovid epidemic.
Public sector banks in India have announced several more support measures to mitigate the effects of the Kovid epidemic . Under these, loans will be given for some more products. These banks, vaccine manufacturers, hospitals and dispensaries, pathology laboratories, oxygen and ventilator manufacturers and suppliers, vaccine importers, logistics systems for covid treatment drugs and patients for treatmentAnd provide credit support. Apart from this, a business loan of up to one hundred crore rupees can also be given to establish or expand the health care infrastructure or to manufacturers of health care products. State Bank of India President Dinesh Khare and Indian Banks Association President Rajkiran Rai gave this information in a joint press conference. This announcement is based on various measures announced by the Reserve Bank of India and the Government of India.
8. Fiber and protein rich rice ‘village rice’ from Tamil Nadu was exported to Ghana and Yemen
India’s non-basmati rice , giving a boost to exports, a start-up rise Agro Farm in Tamil Nadu of Tnjavar District patent protected ‘from Kumbakonam to Village Rice went sent two shipments of 4.5 MT. The rice was exported to Ghana and Yemen by air and sea . Village rice, rich in protein, fiber and many minerals, was purchased directly from the farmers of Thanjavar, also known as the rice bowl of Tamil Nadu. APEDA-aided Uday Agro Farms plans to export ‘Village Rice’ on a large scale in the coming months.
9. Offshore Patrol Vessel Sajag commissioned into Indian Coast Guard by National Security Advisor Shri Ajit Doval
National Security Advisor Shri Ajit Doval on 29 May 2021 digitally inducted the offshore patrol vessel (OPV) Sajag into the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) and dedicated it to the nation for the protection of maritime interests. The OPV alert is manufactured by M / s Goa Shipyard Limited . On this occasion, Defense Secretary Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director General of Indian Coast Guard K.K. Natarajan and Goa Shipyard CMD Commodore BB Nagpal (Retd) attended the event.
10. Government of India will stop central allocation of Remedisvir
According to the Minister of State for Chemicals and Fertilizers, Mr. Mansukh Mandaviya , the Central Government decided to discontinue the central allocation of Remedisvir to the statesAnd has instructed the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Agency to monitor the availability of Remedisvir in India. Mansukh Mandavia highlighted that the production of Remdesivir has increased tenfold from 33,000 vials per day in April 2021 to 3,50,000 vials per day in May. According to him, the government has increased the number of plants producing remdesivir from 20 to 60 within a month. Thus, India has sufficient remodecier as supply exceeds demand. In addition, 50 lakh vials of RemdesiVir will be procured by the Central Government to maintain it as a strategic stock for emergency requirement. Remadecivir is an antiviral drug, It is sold under the brand name Veklury. It was developed for use via injection by the biopharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences. It was authorized for emergency use for the treatment of COVID-19 in 50 countries. However, in November 2020, the World Health Organization made a conditional recommendation for the use of remdesivir for the treatment of COVID-19.
11. ESIC of Ministry of Labor And E.P.F.O. Announcement of additional benefits for the dependents of workers who lost their lives from Kovid through
Union Ministry of Labor and Employment , Employees State Insurance Corporation – ESIC and Employees Provident Fund Organization – EPFOAdditional benefits have been announced for the workers through The incidence of death due to the Kovid-19 epidemic is increasing and concern for the safety of their families among the workers is continuously increasing. To address these, the ministry has expanded the scope of benefits offered in ESIC and EPFO. Under ESIC all the dependent family members of the insured will be given its benefits. These benefits will also accrue even if the victim suffers from Kovid or the insured person dies from Kovid. To avail these benefits, the insured must be registered with ESIC at least three months in advance. EPFO has increased the benefit of Employees Deposit Based Insurance Scheme from a maximum of six lakh rupees to seven lakh rupees. This benefit will be available in case of premature death of the employee. For this, it is mandatory for the employee to be attached to the provident fund at least 12 months in advance.
12. The second meeting of the BRICS Sherpas was called
June 1 the BRICS foreign ministers to discuss preparations for the scheduled meeting of the second BRICS Sherpas (BRICS Sherpas) and Sous Sherpas meeting (Sous Sherpas) had went held. The meeting of BRICS Sherpas and Sous Sherpas was called under the chairmanship of India from 25 to 28 May. During this meeting, BRICS partners discussed various issues. Sherpa is the personal representative of the head of government, which is the G7 and G20Preparing for an international summit such as the summit. Sherpa usually refers to “Sherpa for G7 summit”, but this designation can be extended to various regular conferences requiring the participation of the head of the country. For example, the BRICS Sherpa represents the representatives of the BRICS nation. Sherpas are generally quite influential, although they do not have the authority to make the final decision on an agreement.
13. Government will support public sector companies for vaccine production
The central government has Kovid -19 vaccine production to promote COVID security missions with some funding under the (Mission COVID Suraksha) supports public sector companies is decided. Hyderabad based Indian Immunological Limited (Indian Immunological Limited – IIL) is functioning under a PSU called “National Dairy Development Board”. IIL and Bharat Biotech have signed a technical agreement by IIL to supply the pharmaceutical substance to Bharat Biotech, which is required to produce the covaxine vaccine. Was launched and it enables the development of indigenous, inexpensive and accessible vaccines in India.
14. India and US discuss vaccine partnership
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar (S. Jaishankar) and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken held a meeting in Washington on May 28, 2021. During this time the two held a fruitful discussion on various aspects of bilateral cooperation and regional and global issues. He discussed Indo Pacific and Quad, Myanmar cases, Afghanistan matters and UNSC matters. The meeting was also focused on the ” Indo-US Vaccine Partnership “. The objective of this partnership is to expand the reach of vaccines and ensure supply. After this meeting, the US government redirected orders for important vaccine manufacturing supplies. With this, India can now manufacture more than 20 million additional doses of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.
15. NATO’s Steadfast Defender 21 war exercise begins
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is conducting a ” Steadfast Defender 21 War Games ” military exercise in Europe as tensions with Russia escalate . NATO troops, warships and dozens of aircraft are participating in this war exercise. These exercises are taking place throughout the Atlantic, Europe and the Black Sea region. This war exercise is being organized with the aim of retaliating in case of attack on one of its members. It wants to test NATO’s ability to deploy troops from the US. This war exercise has been started after Russia’s decision to send thousands of troops to the border region with Ukraine. It has raised concerns over the military alliance that launched the largest defense spending initiative ever since the 2014 takeover by Russian troops on Ukraine’s Crimea peninsula.
16. India Supports Investigation of Origin of Kovid
India has given its support for a renewed global call by the World Health Organization for a comprehensive investigation into the origins of Kovid-19 . The US President has asked US intelligence agencies to find out how the coronavirus originated in China. Demands were raised by several countries, including the US and Australia, to investigate whether the coronavirus originated from an animal source in the Wuhan city of China in late 2019 or from a laboratory accident in December 2019. Earlier, in March 2021, the WHO submitted a report on the origin of the virus, but the US and other countries were not satisfied with it.
17. America will not join open skies treaty
US administration now open skies treaty with Russia under Biden ‘s leadership(Open Skies Treaty) will not be included again. The treaty is a major arms control agreement that allowed the US and Russia to fly surveillance aircraft at their military facilities. According to the US administration, the US will not re-enter into this agreement due to Russia’s failure to comply with it. Now, the “New START Treaty” is the only major arms control agreement between the two countries which was recently extended by the US for five years. The Open Skies Treaty was signed in 1992 after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. It was first proposed by former US President Dwight Eisenhower in 1955 to ease Cold War tensions. The treaty was signed between NATO members and former Warsaw Pact countries. In 2002, more than 35 countries signed the treaty. It also included the US and Russia. India,
18. Kaleidoscope effect observed in Bangalore
Recently, Bangalore around the sun for a few seconds by the dazzling iridescent ring saw (bright rainbow ring). This is a rare optical and atmospheric phenomena that kaleidoscope effect is also known as (Kaleidoscope Effect) is known as the “22-degree spherical halo” (22-degree circular halo) . The 22-degree circular halo is seen around the Sun and sometimes around the Moon. Hence it is also known as Moon Ring or Winter Halo. This phenomenon occurs when rays from the sun or moon are refracted through the hexagonal ice crystals present in cirrus clouds.
19. Goa Foundation Day
Every year on May 30 to Goa celebrates its Foundation Day. This day is celebrated to commemorate the full statehood status of Goa. On this day in 1987 , Goa was granted full statehood. Goa remained under Portuguese rule even for 14 years after India’s independence . Goa was liberated from the Portuguese on 19 December 1961 . In celebration of this , Mukti Divas is celebrated every year on 19 December in Goa .
20. National Helpline of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare for questions related to Kovid – 1075
The Government of India has been disseminating information about the numbers of the national level helpline created for the benefit of the citizens during the Kovid epidemic . The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is informing people about these helpline numbers through its various departments. For queries related to Kovid, the National Helpline number of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is – 1075 , Child Helpline Number of Ministry of Women and Child Development – 1098 . The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment for Senior Citizens has a helpline number – 14567 and is for Delhi, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences – NIMHANS helpline number for psychological support is – 0 8 0 4 6 1 1 0 0 0 7
