1. Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa resigns
Karnataka‘s chiefminister BS Yediyurappa with Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot in Bengaluruhanded over his resignation. The BJP government in Karnataka under the leadership of Yeddyurappa is completing its two years today. Before submitting his resignation, Yediyurappa announced his resignation at Sadhna Samagam, a program organized to mark the completion of two years of his government. Mr. Yediyurappa took over as the Chief Minister for the fourth time and resigned without completing his term. He said he was resigning in view of the rule that those above 75 years of age should leave their posts. Yediyurappa, a seven-time MLA from Shikaripur, said he has voluntarily resigned and the central leadership will take a decision on his successor. B.S. Yediyurappa became the first chief minister in the south of the BJP. He came to power in the year 2019 after a dramatic coup that followed the resignation of 17 members of the Janata Dal-Secular-Congress government. those who resigned,
2. Two member commission set up to probe Pegasus espionage issue in West Bengal
A two-member commissionhas been set up to probe the Pegasus espionage issue in West Bengal . The Commission of Inquiry includes retired Supreme Court Justice MB Lakur and former Calcutta High Court Chief Justice Jyotirmoy Bhattacharya . The commission will submit the inquiry report within six months. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee later said that West Bengal has become the first state to set up a commission to investigate the Pegasus issue .
3. Ministry of Science and Technology to set up first of its kind Center of Excellence in North East
The Ministry of Science and Technologywill set up a first of its kind Center of Excellence in the North East . The Department of Biotechnology has approved the ambitious project of setting up the Center for Bioresources and Sustainable Development as a Center of Excellence . It will be formally inaugurated soon. This project has been made in Kimin of Papum Pare district of Arunachal Pradesh . The construction work of the new building and other infrastructure has been completed. The delegation of MPs from Arunachal Pradesh called on the Union Minister Jitendra Singh . He expressed his gratitude on behalf of the people of Arunachal Pradesh in particular and the entire North East region in general.
4. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister launched ‘MyGov-Meri Sarkar’ portal
July 26, 2021, Uttar PradeshChief Minister Adityanath ‘said MyGov- my government “( MyGov-Meri Sarkar launched) portal. Through this portal the people of the state can give various feedbacks to the government and the UP government can also inform them about the various schemes of the state. This portal can be used efficiently to further enhance the engagement of the common citizens of the state with the Uttar Pradesh government. This portal will play a major role in dissemination of state schemes and to know the opinion of citizens on them and how they can be addressed.
5. President Kais Said sacks Prime Minister Hikem Mechichi after violent protests in Tunisia
Following violent protestsin Tunisia , President Kais Saied has sacked Prime Minister Hikem Mechichi and suspended parliament. The President announced that he would look after the executive work with the help of the new Prime Minister till peace is established in the country. In Tunisia, thousands of people demonstrated in Tunis and other cities against the ruling Islamist Ennahda party over the government’s negligence in handling the COVID-19 pandemic. Tunisia’s parliament speaker Rached Ghanouchi has accused the president of orchestrating a coup. Ten years earlier, the Tunisian Revolution ushered in democracy and lit the torch of Arab rebellion across the region.
6. The Union Government has decided to set up a National Center of Excellence in Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and
The Union Government has decided to set up a National Center of Excellence in Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and Tocreate a world class talent pool in the country to meet the demands of the Indian and global industry . It will be set up in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology , Bombay . Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur gave this information in a written reply to a question in Rajya Sabha. He said that Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute and Film and Television Institute of India to create skilled manpower in animation and VFX sector.Offers courses in Animation and VFX. India has treaties with 15 countries for jointly producing audio visuals.
7. First consignment of vegetables sent from Uttarakhand to United Arab Emirates
Giving a big boost to the export of agricultural producefrom Uttarakhand , the first consignment of vegetables was sent to the United Arab Emirates . This includes curry leaves, okra, pear and bitter gourd, which were procured from the farmers of Haridwar. Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority- APEDA is carrying out activities to promote export of agricultural produce in Uttarakhand. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry said that APEDA is planning to provide financial assistance for setting up pack houses in Uttarakhand.
8. 236 training institutes recognized for training Khelo India athletes
The Center has recognized a total of 236 training institutes across the country for training Khelo India athletes under the Khelo India scheme . In a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha, Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports Anurag Singh Thakur informed that the Khelo India initiative envisages support to National, Regional and State Sports Training Centers. He said, under this scheme, 360 Khelo India Centers and 24 Khelo India State Centers of Excellence have been notified. He informed that under the state level Khelo India Center scheme, his ministry has decided to set up one thousand Khelo India Centers across the country.
9. Four new sports included in Tokyo Olympics
Four new sportshave been included in the Tokyo Olympics . Those sports are: Karate, Skateboarding, Surfing and Support Climbing Apart from this, baseball has returned after 13 years. Martial arts have been a candidate for Olympic inclusion since the 1970s, but the organizers never agreed to accept the sport. The three-day competition will be held in Nippon Budokan and will feature talented kumite competitors in three weight categories. Skateboards were introduced by the organizers to attract a younger audience. Viewers will be able to witness high-flying stunts and tricks. The participants are between 12 and 47 years old. Since 1995, the International Surfing Association has been lobbying for the sport to be included, and it is making its debut at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Support climbing climbing has reached new heights in recent years and is therefore making another debut at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
10. Plans to build ‘power islanding systems’ in many cities to protect critical infrastructure from hacking attacks
India is considering plans to build ‘ power islanding systems‘ in several cities to protect critical infrastructure from potential cyber and hacking attacks on the electricity grid . Bangalore, also known as the Silicon Valley of IndiaThe ‘Power Islanding System’ will be set up in important cities such as and Jamnagar, where India’s two largest oil refineries are located. Apart from this, the existing systems established in cities like New Delhi and Mumbai will be improved. Significantly, a power islanding system has generation capacity and can be automatically disconnected from the main grid in the event of a power outage. Last year, India’s financial hub – Mumbai witnessed a major power outage, which brought all the activities of the city to a halt, experts believed, this power outage was inspired by a cyber attack. A year earlier, there were reports of cyber attacks through malware on computer systems at the country’s nuclear power plants. Power grids are increasingly being digitized around the world, Due to which they have become more vulnerable to cyber attacks. The ‘Power Islanding System’ aims to reduce this sensitivity.
11. Philippines first country in the world to allow commercial production of genetically modified ‘golden rice’
Recently the Philippines became the first country in the world to allow commercial production of genetically modified ‘ Golden Rice ‘.has been made. Experts believe that the decision taken by the Philippines will address the challenge of food insecurity in the country and reduce the problem of malnutrition among children. Apart from this, being rich in vitamin-A (beta carotene), ‘golden rice’ can also be important for preventing diseases like blindness and cancer. According to the World Health Organization, 500,000 cases of childhood blindness occur every year due to vitamin A deficiency, half of which die within 12 months. Significantly, crops like rice, wheat and soybeans, as well as many fruits and vegetables, are naturally present with some genetic deficiencies, which cause a significant reduction in their productivity. In this way their substance is transformed in a scientific way, So that the productivity of the crop can be increased and the crop can be made pest resistant or drought resistant. However, this genetically modified variety is being opposed by the local people, as it may endanger the environment and the livelihood of farmers by replacing the traditional varieties of organic rice.
12. Central Government proposes to set up National Research Foundation
26 Julai, 2021 Education Minister Shri Dharmendra Pradhan announced that the Government of India a National Research Foundation ( National Research Foundation – NRF making) plan to install. A budget of Rs 50,000 crore has been announced as a total proposed outlay for NRF over a period of 5 years. The National Research Foundation (NRF) is a framework in which industry, academia and research and development will be linked. One of the primary objectives of establishing the NRF is the facilitation and enhancement of research capabilities and outcomes in institutions (colleges, universities, etc.) where research capacity is currently developing.
13. IPS officer Nasir Kamal becomes DG of Civil Aviation Security Bureau
Senior IPS officer Nasir Kamal ( Nasir Kamal ) for Civil Aviation Security Bureau ( Bureau Of Civil Aviation Security – BCAS has been appointed as Director General). He is a 1986 batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of Uttar Pradesh cadre. The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved the appointment of Kamal as Director General in BCAS for a tenure till his retirement on July 31, 2022.
14. China announces reforms for private education companies
China has in the main school subjects (core school subjects) to reduce the financial pressure on families which announced new rules make teaching ( Profit Tutoring is went banned). After this announcement, private educational firms of China will be affected in a big way. After this, selling started in the shares of educational companies. New rules announced by China ban educational firms that block school curriculums from raising capital, making a profit or going public. Regulators also said that no new licenses will be given now. Shares of Tal fell 71% after the announcement. Cooler, New Oriental, China Best Study and Scholar Education lost 30%-40%.
15. ISRO’s merchandiser program begins with 8 companies
The Indian Space Research Organization( ISRO )’s merchandiser programme , which will be customized as per the space-themed, has started in partnership with several companies. After the launch of the program, all interested will be able to access ISRO’s merchandise products such as T-shirts, scale models, space-themed educational games, mugs, science toys,Can buy etc. After the launch of this program, interested persons will be able to buy ISRO’s merchandise products which are associated with organizations of various space missions and tasks. Products such as T-shirts, scale models, space-themed educational games, mugs, science toys, etc. will be provided. ISRO believes that this can create awareness among children, students and the public of the country in the field of space science and technology and it can also enhance the achievements of the organization.
16. Armies of India and Russia will be involved in ‘Indra-2021’ military exercise from August 1-15
Armies of India and Russiawill conduct strategic bilateral ‘ INDRA-2021 ‘ exercise from August 1-15 . this combat exercise About 250 army personnel from the three armies of India will participate in this. The military exercise will be conducted at the Prudboi exercise range in the Volgograd region of southern Russia. The tri-service military exercise between India and Russia is being conducted with an aim to further strengthen the bond between the armed forces of the two countries. This will be followed by another exercise within a month, in which Indian and Pakistani armies will jointly participate. The series of strategic bilateral ‘INDRA-2021’ exercises began in 2003 and the first joint tri-services exercise was conducted in 2017. The last joint tri-services exercise between India and Russia was held in India on 10-19 December 2019. It was held simultaneously in Pune and Goa, in Babina (near Jhansi) in Uttar Pradesh.
17. Bangladesh to launch Facebook alternative ‘Jogajog’
Bangladesh‘ Jogajog ‘ (Jogajog) with your own name on social media platforms popular is going to launch a global Facebook will have the option to ‘ Alapon ‘ WhatsApp will be an option. This was announced by Bangladesh’s Minister of State Information and Communication Technology Junaid Ahmed Palak on 24 July. Through the Jogajog app, the country’s entrepreneurs will be able to create their own versions of online marketplaces and clusters for data, information and communication. The minister said that the country’s digital e-commerce policy of 2018 aims to create more than 20 lakh jobs in the information and communication technology sector by the year 2021. It is expected that BPO, e-commerce, software and hardware sectors will be able to achieve the country’s target of creating more than two million jobs by 2021. Improvements in information and communication technology will not only improve the employment sector of the country but will also be possible to earn USD 5 billion as export revenue by the year 2025.
18. CRPF signs MoU with C-DAC for advanced technologies
CRPF( Central Reserve Police Force – CRPF ) has advanced technologies (advanced technologies) to train manpower strength and joint projects to start advanced computing for the C-DAC ‘s Development Center ( Centre For Development Of Advanced Computing C -DAC ) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The MoU aims to enhance the technical capabilities of CRPF in advanced areas such as Internet of Things (IoT), cyber security, AI, etc.
19. India among WTO’s top 10 agricultural product exporters in 2019
Recent 25 years in world agricultural trade trends in the WTO ( World Trade Organisation – WTO as) report, India’s rice (rice), soybeans (soya beans), cotton (cotton) and meat (meat)It has entered the top ten list of agricultural product exporters in 2019 with a significant share in exports of Rs. In 2019, India ranked ninth with a share of 3.1% in global agricultural exports. Earlier this place was New Zealand. In 1995, the US was in the first place in the list of top-10 countries with a share of 22.2 percent. In 2019, the European Union held the top position with a share of 16.1%. The US share declined to 13.8 percent in 2019. Brazil has retained its position as the third largest exporter.
20. Pramod Bhagat honored with Differently Abled Sportsman of the Year 2019
World No. 1 paragraph Schuettler Pramod Bhagat( Pramod Bhagat ) to 2019 for Indian sports honor ( Indian Sports Honour ) for differently abled sportsman of the year ( Differently Abled Sportsman Of The Year) Chosen. The delay in the announcement was due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Indian Sports Awards are awards given annually to outstanding sports personalities of India by the RPSG Group in association with the Virat Kohli Foundation. The awards were instituted in 2017. Bhagat, who won two gold medals and a bronze at the Dubai Para-Badminton Tournament this year, will compete in singles and mixed doubles events at the Paralympics beginning August 24 in Tokyo.
