1.Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to three scientists for their discovery of climate
Physics for 2021 was awarded the Nobel Prize USA to Sukuro Mnabe , Germany ‘s Claus Haslman and Italy ‘s Giorgio Parisiannounced to give He will be awarded the Nobel Prize for his remarkable contribution to the understanding of complex physical systems. Soukuro Manabe of Princeton University in the US and Klaus Hasselmann of the Max Planck Meteorological Institute in Germany will receive half of the prize money. The remaining half will be given to Giorgio Parisi of Cepienza University in Italy. Soukuro Manabe showed how increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere lead to an increase in temperature at the Earth’s surface. His work laid the foundation for the development of current climate models. Mr. Manabe and Mr. Haselman did physical modeling of the Earth’s climate, He did remarkable work in the field of measuring the variability and accuracy of forecasts of global warming. Mr. Parisi explored the interaction of disorder and fluctuations in physical systems, from atomic to planetary parameters. Under this award, a gold medal and one crore Swedish kronor i.e. about one crore 1.4 million dollars are given. The Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Stockholm, Sweden.
2.Credit guarantee scheme for sub-loans extended till March 31 next year
Government sub-loans to credit guarantee scheme to next March 31 this year has increased. The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises has said that the government had on May 13 last year announced the creation of a sub-debt-stressed asset fund for distressed MSMEs under the Self-Reliant India Package . The scheme was launched to provide credit facility to the promoters of distressed micro, small and medium enterprises. To help the distressed MSME units, the government had earlier decided to extend the scheme for six months from March 31 to September 30 this year. The ministry said that in view of the requests received from the stakeholders of the scheme, the government has decided to extend it for a further period of six months. This scheme will now continue till March 31 next year.
3.India and Australia agree to enhance cooperation in the field of higher education
India and Australia have agreed to enhance cooperation in the field of higher education . Under this, cooperation between the two countries will be enhanced in the fields of student learning, teacher exchange, applied research and other related areas. The decision was taken in a virtual meeting between Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Australian Education Minister counterpart Alan Tuj. Shri Pradhan raised the issue of return to Australia of Indian students studying in Australia in the meeting. The Education Minister of Australia informed about the steps being taken by the Government of Australia to facilitate the return of Indian students to Australia.
4.Naval Exercise-JIMEX between India and Japan to begin in Arabian Sea from tomorrow
Naval Exercise between India and Japan – JIMEXStarting in the Arabian Sea. The first naval exercise between the two countries was held in January-2012 with a special focus on maritime security cooperation. Last year this exercise was held in September. This will be the seventh exercise between the navies of the two countries. In the three-day exercise, the indigenously developed Anti-Target Missile Destruction System, Kochi and Anti-Target Missile Fregate Tag will be represented by the Indian Navy under Rear Admiral Ajay Kochhar, Commanding Flag Officer, Western Fleet of the Navy. Japan’s Maritime Self Defense Force will include the JMSDF frigate Kaga, the Izumo-class helicopter carrier and the anti-missile destroyer Murasem, led by Commander Escort Flotilla-3, Rear Admiral I.Kyuchi.Izuru. will work in P-8I Long Range Maritime Surveillance Aircraft, Dornier Maritime Surveillance Aircraft,
5.Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya released UNICEF’s Global Flagship Report, the widespread impact of the Kovid epidemic on the mental health of children
Health Minister mansukh Mmandvia by New Delhi in the mental health of children released a report. United Nations Children’s FundThis report, published by, details the impact of the Kovid pandemic on the mental health of children. Speaking on the occasion, the Health Minister said that though mental health is an old issue, many new issues have also emerged in it. He said that for the entire society, Kovid was a severe test of mental stress. The Health Minister said that the focus on mental health is very important for building a healthy society. He said that the role of teachers is also very important in dealing with mental health related issues along with that of parents and family. According to the report, around 14 per cent of people in the age group of 15 to 24 years in India reported feeling depressed frequently or having low interest in work.
6.A Parliamentary Delegation will leave for Italy to attend the Conference of Speakers of Parliament of the G-20 Countries
A parliamentary delegation led by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will leave for Italy on 7 October to participate in the Conference of Speakers of Parliament of G-20 countries . The delegation included Deputy Speaker of Rajya Sabha Harivansh, Secretary General of Lok Sabha Utpal Kumar Singh and Secretary General of Rajya Sabha Dr. P.P.K. Ramacharyalu. The Speaker of the Lok Sabha will present his views on the impact of the pandemic on the society and the crisis on employment in the first session of the conference.
7.Election Commission allots the name of Lok Janshakti Party Ram Vilas with election symbol helicopter to Chirag Paswan faction of Lok Jan Shakti Party
Election Commission by Lok Jan Shakti Party of Chirag Paswan group the symbol helicopter with LJP chief Ram Vilas is assigned the name of the Commission, his uncle and Union Minister Pashupati Kumar Paras party named National LJP ‘s election The symbol is placed sewing machine . Earlier, the Election Commission had frozen the election symbol of Lok Janshakti Party till the dispute between Chirag Paswan and Pashupati Paras factions was resolved.
8.Russia successfully test-fired the Zircon hypersonic cruise missile yesterday from a nuclear submarine for the first time
Russia successfully test- fired the Zircon hypersonic cruise missile from a nuclear submarine for the first time . The Russian Defense Ministry said two Zircon cruise missiles were fired from the Severodvinsk submarine at proxy targets in the Barents Sea. The Zircon firepower was first tested from the surface and then another missile was fired from a submerged position in the White Sea. Zircon is capable of flying at speeds up to nine times that of sound and can strike a distance of one thousand kilometres.
9.Ladakh Scouts team wins 1st LG Horse Polo Cup by defeating Himalayan Bee in the final of Polo Ground Goshan
The Ladakh Scouts team in the Union Territory of Ladakh has won the 1st LG Horse Polo Cup by defeating Himalayan Bee in the final of the Polo Ground Goshan . 14 teams participated in the tournament organized by Ladakh as part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. Radha Krishna Mathur, Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh was the chief guest on the occasion. Appreciating the efforts of Amin Polo to promote traditional Horse Polo, the Lieutenant Governor said that this would help in transforming Drass into a center of sporting activities.
10.Textiles Ministry approves continuation of Samagra Handicrafts Cluster Development Scheme
The Ministry of Textiles has approved continuation of the Samagra Handicrafts Cluster Development Scheme with a provision of Rs.160 crore . This scheme will run till March 2026. Under this scheme, handicraft artisans will be given assistance in terms of infrastructure, market access, design and technology up-gradation. The objective of Samagra Handicraft Cluster Development Scheme is to provide world class infrastructure for local artisans and small and medium sized entrepreneurs to increase their production and export. Under this scheme, a target has been set to benefit more than ten thousand artisans and entrepreneurs. Through this scheme, artisans will be trained to enhance their business through technical up-gradation, providing toolkits, increasing marketing facilities and promoting their businesses.
11.First consignment of Mihidana, a GI tagged sweet from West Bengal, exported to Bahrain
In an effort to promote products with indigenous and Geographical Identification (GI) tags , the first consignment of Mihidana , a sweet sourced from Bardhaman in West Bengal , has been exported to Bahrain . The installment of the unique sweet Mihidana was exported by APEDA registered M/s DM Enterprises, Kolkata and imported by Aljazeera Group, Bahrain. This sweet from West Bengal is being showcased (also made available for tasting purposes) to consumers at Aljazeera Super Stores in Bahrain. More consignments of this unique sweet will be exported during the upcoming Diwali festival.
12.Central government notified new electricity rules
The Union Ministry of Power has notified new electricity rules in India called “ Bijli (Rights of Consumers) Rules ”, laying down the electricity rights of consumers . These rules will empower the consumers of electricity. These rules were notified considering the fact that distribution companies across India are monopolistic and the consumer has no choice. The rules will also promote ease of doing business in India as its implementation will ensure that new electricity connections, refunds and other services are provided to consumers in a time bound manner.
13.Sanjay Bhargava to head Starlink satellite broadband venture in India
Sanjay Bhargava , who electronic payment company, PayPal (PayPal) as the team’s part to establish Ilon Musk worked with, now tech billionaire entrepreneur in India Starlink Satellite Broadband Enterprises ( Starlink Satellite Broadband Venture will lead) . Bhargava has joined SpaceX as Starlink’s Country Director (India), as Musk-led American aerospace company Bharti (Bharti) prepares to compete with group-backed OneWeb.
14.Himachal Pradesh becomes first state to start organized cultivation of cinnamon
CSIR’s the Institute of Himalayan Bayorisors Technology ( IHBT ) by HP on a pilot basis in the cultivation of cinnamon (cinnamon) is introduced. True cinnamon or Cinnamomumverum is grown mainly in Sri Lanka, while smaller producing countries include Seychelles, Madagascar and India. India imports 45,318 tonnes of cinnamon annually from China, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Indonesia and Nepal. With the cultivation of Cinnamomum worm, Himachal Pradesh has become the first state in India to have organized cultivation of cinnamon.
15.Alok Sahai appointed General Secretary of Steel Association of India
The Indian Steel Association ( ISA ) has announced that Alok Sahai has taken over as its new general secretary and executive head, taking over from Bhaskar Chatterjee. Sahai, a former Executive Director of the Steel Authority of India (SAIL), has nearly four decades of experience in the steel industry. Sahai has worked closely with the steel industry and the government as one of the main industry representatives to advocate for trade-related matters at national and international fora. His experience includes training in British Steel and a stint as a Visiting Fellow at Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford University.
16.BC Patnaik appointed as MD of LIC
BC Patnaik has taken over as the Managing Director of Life Insurance Corporation of India . He was appointed as the Managing Director by notification of the Government of India on July 5, 2021. Before taking over as the Managing Director of LIC, Patnaik was the General Secretary of the Insurance Ombudsmen Council, Mumbai. He joined LIC of India in March 1986 as a Direct Recruitment Officer.
17.World Teacher’s Day: 5 October
World Teachers’ Day ( World Teachers’ Day ), the International Teachers’ Day 1994 is also known as the annual October 5 is held. The purpose of this day is to focus on the appreciation, evaluation and improvement of the world’s teachers and to provide an opportunity to reflect on issues related to teachers and teaching. The theme of 2021 International Teachers’ Day is “Teachers at the heart of education recovery”. The day was established in 1994 to commemorate the signing of the 1966 UNESCO/ILO Recommendation on the Status of Teachers, a standard-setting tool that addresses the status and conditions of teachers worldwide.
18.October 5: Ganges River Dolphin Day
In India, Ganges River Dolphin‘Ganga River Dolphin Day’ is celebrated every year on 5 October to encourage conservation and raise awareness. On this day in 2010, the Ganges dolphin was declared a national aquatic animal. Then, in 2012 the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and the Government of Uttar Pradesh jointly launched a dolphin conservation campaign in the country. The Gangetic dolphin is included under the First Schedule of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972. They are listed as “Endangered” under the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) has been declared. They are listed as endangered under Appendix I to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). They are listed under Appendix II of the Conservation on Migratory Species. The Vikramshila Ganges Dolphin Sanctuary was established in Bihar under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972.
19.Arvind Trivedi, who played Ravana in ‘Ramayana’, dies at the age of 83
Actor and former MP Arvind Trivedi , who played the role of Lankadhipati Ravana in television’s most popular show Ramayana , died late on 5 October. Arvind Trivedi was born in Ujjain city of Madhya Pradesh . happened in His career started with Gujarati theatre. The actor’s brother Upendra Trivedi has been a well-known name of Gujarati cinema and has acted in Gujarati films. Lankesh i.e. Arvind Trivedi, who made a household name with the popular Hindi show Ramayana, has acted in about 300 Hindi and Gujarati films. Trivedi had won seven awards for Best Acting in Gujarati Films awarded by the Government of Gujarat. In 2002 he was named as the working chairman of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Arvind Trivedi served as CBFC chief from 20 July 2002 to 16 October 2003. In 1991, Arvind Trivedi was elected as a Member of Parliament from the Sabarkatha constituency as a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party and held the position till 1996.
