1. IPS Subodh Kumar Jaiswal new director of CBI
Subodh Kumar Jaiswal , a 1985 batch IPS, has been appointed as the new director of the CBI . The decision was taken in a meeting of the High Level Committee chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi . The committee included Chief Justice of India NV Ramana and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury. He will hold this post for two years. Subodh Kumar Jaiswal has been the DGP and ATS Chief of Maharashtra. He is currently the director general of the CISF. 58-year-old Jaiswal will retire in 2022.
2. Hemant Biswa Sarma elected to BWF Council
Badminton Association of India (BAI) President Himanta Biswa Sarma was elected to the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Council for four years by 2025 . On May 22, 2021, Sarma was chosen from 31 contestants of the 20-member BWF Council in the BWF’s Virtual AGM and Council elections, where he received 236 votes. He is also the Vice President of Badminton Asia and the Chief Minister of Assam . The Badminton World Federation is headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the President of the Badminton World Federation is Paul-Eric Hoyer Larsen.
3. Rajesh Bansal becomes CEO of Reserve Bank Innovation Hub
Board of Reserve Bank Innovation Hub (RBIH) Rajesh Bansal from May 17, 2021(Rajesh Bansal) has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of RBIH, RBIH said in a statement. The Reserve Bank Innovation Hub will develop internal infrastructure to promote fintech research and facilitate engagement with innovators and start-ups. Bansal has over twenty-five years of experience designing technology-based population-scale payment products, electronic cash transfers, digital financial services and digital IDs to enable inclusive growth in India and many Asian and African markets. He first got technology in RBI, Has served in various capacities in the areas of financial inclusion and payment systems. He was a member of Aadhaar’s founding team where he was instrumental in designing India’s direct benefit transfer system and electronic KYC (EKYC). The statement said that he has been a member of various committees of RBI and Government of India.
4. Cheetah will be seen in India after 71 years
The world’s fastest ground animal, the cheetah , will be brought back to India. Chita to Madhya Pradesh ‘s Kuno National Park will be in November 2021 (Kuno National Park). India saw its last cheetah in 1947 in Chhattisgarh. After the death of the last cheetah, it was declared extinct in 1952. The Supreme Court of India also gave its approval in January 2020 to introduce African cheetahs as an experiment in a suitable habitat in India, The Cheetah Reintroduction Project was formulated by the Wildlife Institute of India – WII to see if they could be environmentally friendly .
5. MCA21 version 3.0 launched
The first phase of India’s first mission mode e-governance project , MCA21 was launched on May 24, 2021 by Anurag Thakur, Minister of State for Finance and Corporate Affairs . This version of MCA21 is powered by data analytics. MCA21 version 3.0 was highlighted during the budget 2021-2022. The project uses new technologies to streamline corporate compliance and stakeholders’ experiences. It will be implemented in two phases for which the second and third phase will be started in October 2021. The first phase of the project includes new email services, websites, eBooks and e-consultations for MCA officers.
6. Yellow Fungus patient found in Ghaziabad after Black and White
Cases of yellow fungus are now being reported after black and white fungus due to reduced immunity of the body due to corona . Doctors are giving the reason for excessive use of zinc . Let us tell you that the case of yellow fungal infection in Ghaziabad , Uttar Pradesh , was found in reptile class animals like lizard, snake, frog, chameleon . Zinc is highly attracted to this mucus septicus (yellow fungus) . Similarly, black fungus (mucor mycosis)Fears are more in those people who have more iron in their blood. All the cases of black, yellow or green fungus infection in humans belong to the Aspergillus class. During the sputum (mucus) culture, the fungus of this class was developed according to the color of the medium in which they were named.
7. Hallmarking of gold jewelery will start from June 15
Hallmarking process of gold jewelery June 15 of this yearWill start from In the wake of the Kovid epidemic, the government has accepted requests to give more time to jewelery vendors to implement hallmarking and resolve all issues. The earlier hallmarking process was likely to go into effect from June 1 this year. A committee was formed to establish proper coordination and resolve disputes on the issue. Union Minister Piyush Goyal reviewed the progress made towards implementing mandatory hallmarking of gold jewelery in India at a webinar and conference organized by the Bureau of Indian Standards. Under the hallmarking scheme of Bureau of Indian Standards, all the jewelery vendors recognized by the bureau are registered to sell hallmark certified jewelry. The Hallmark Certificate allows jewelers to choose the right jewelery and removes any unnecessary confusion while buying gold. Currently only 30 percent of India’s jewelery
8. Decision to establish a national mission to increase the use of biomass in coal-fired thermal power plants
The Ministry of Power has decided to set up a national mission to increase the use of biomass in coal-fired thermal power plants . This decision has been taken with the aim of reducing the air pollution from the crop residues and thermal power generation plants and reducing the carbon footprint. It will also help in changing the sources of power generation in the country and moving towards clean energy sources. The mission will increase the current level of biomass in thermal power plants by five percent. It will also work on removing the current bottlenecks associated with the supply chain of biomass elements to power plants, including crop residues.
9. The Union Cabinet approved the opening of a new Consulate General of India in Eddu City, Maldives in 2021
The Union Cabinet has approved the opening of a new Consulate General of India in the city of Eddu in Maldives in 2021 . There are ethnic, linguistic, cultural, religious and commercial relations between India and the Maldives. Maldives occupies an important place in India’s policy of neighborliness and security and development for all in the region. The opening of the Consulate General of India in the Maldives will help increase India’s diplomatic presence in the Maldives.
10. MB Rajesh was elected the Speaker of the Kerala Legislative Assembly
Shri MB Rajesh has been elected the Speaker of the Kerala Legislative Assembly . Elections were held in the State Legislative Assembly. Mr. Rajesh got 96 votes out of 140. Congress candidate C Vishnunath got 40 votes. Shri Rajesh is the 23rd Speaker of the Kerala Legislative Assembly. After the election, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Leader of the Opposition VD Satishan took Mr. Rajesh to the post of Speaker of the Assembly.
11. The first batch of GI certified royal litchi from Bihar was exported to Britain.
The first batch of this season’s royal lychee from Bihar was exportedto Britain byairto boost the export of GI-certified products. Plant-hygiene certification for export of royal litchi was issued from the newly established certification facility at Patna. The fruit was sourced from farmers in Muzaffarpur in Bihar and Sira Enterprises is exporting it. The import of litchi is being done by London’s H&J Wedge.
12. Cabinet approves creation of a post of Director in Senior Administrative Grade (SAG) at National Disaster Response Force Academy, Nagpur
The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has Director in Senior Administrative Grade (SAG) at National Disaster Response Force Academy, Nagpur .Has approved the proposal of Ministry of Home Affairs for creation of one (01) post. With the creation of the post of Director in the NDRF Academy, the command and control of the organization will be entrusted to a senior and experienced officer, who can operate the institute according to the intended objectives. The academy will provide annual skill-based practical training to over 5000 personnel from NDRF, SDRF, CD volunteers, other stakeholders and disaster response agencies of SAARC and other countries. It will also analyze training programs according to the changing needs and needs of the stakeholders and improve them. This makes the NDRF, in particular, The level of training provided to SDRF personnel and other stakeholders on disaster response will be greatly improved. The National Disaster Response Force Academy was established in the year 2018 with the merger of National Civil Defense College (NCDC) in Nagpur. The main campus of the academy is under construction, till then it is functioning from the existing campus of NCDC. The academy currently provides training to National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) / State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) / Civil Defense Volunteers and other stakeholders and is conceived to grow into a premier training institution of international repute. It will also provide specialized training to disaster response personnel from SAARC and other countries. Till then it is functioning from the existing premises of NCDC. The academy currently provides training to National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) / State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) / Civil Defense Volunteers and other stakeholders and is conceived to grow into a premier training institution of international repute. It will also provide specialized training to disaster response personnel from SAARC and other countries. Till then it is functioning from the existing premises of NCDC. The academy currently provides training to National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) / State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) / Civil Defense Volunteers and other stakeholders and is conceived to grow into a premier training institution of international repute. It will also provide specialized training to disaster response personnel from SAARC and other countries.
13. Eight new species of snakes in Delhi
Eight more species have been included in the list of snakes in the national capital after a five-year comprehensive study conducted by researchers from the University of Delhi . Through this research, the list mentioned in the book titled ‘ Fauna of Delhi ‘ of 1997 has been updated, which is widely used to track the native species of Delhi. With this research, the number of snake species present in the capital is 23.Has reached. A total of 329 snakes in 23 species and nine families were recorded in this study. New snakes included in the list include – Common Bronzeback Tree Snake, Common Trinket Snake, Common Cat Snake, Barred Wolf Snake, Common Cookery, Streaked Cookery, Common Sandboa and Saw-Scaled Viper. Delhi is a very important site in terms of conservation of animals, as it contains the last parts of the ancient Aravalli mountains. In this context, Delhi provides an important opportunity for conservation of native flora, fauna and biodiversity among its densely populated urban area.
14. NASA found important organic salt on Mars
The American space organization NASA has found organic chemicals on Mars , from which the origin of life is possible . There is a theory of the origin of life in this way on the earth as well. The chemicals obtained are necessary for life. America is exploring the possibility of life on Mars. Due to this, his sent rover is collecting samples from there these days. NASA has been found to have iron, calcium, magnesium oxalate and acetate on the planet Mars . The addition of these elements has also strengthened the possibility that very small organisms were present on Mars. They also include small bacteria. With the addition of these chemicals, the possibility of future human settlement on Mars has also been strengthened.
15. India Biodiversity Award 2021
May 22 the International Biodiversity Day on the occasion of the (International Day For Biological Diversity) India Biodiversity Awards 202l provided. The Institute of Agriculture and Ecological Development (KRAPAVIS) won the award under the category ‘Sustainable use of biological resources’. Shaji NM (Shaji NM), affectionately called ‘ Tuber Man ‘ of Kerala , has been awarded the India Biodiversity Award 2021 in the individual category of ‘Conservation of domesticated species’. Khonoma Nature Conservation & Tragopan Sanctuary (KNCTS) in NagalandWon the award under the category ‘Sustainable use of biological resources’. Shaji, who preserves a wide range of about 200 tuber crops in his farm, including maximal yam, low yam, Elephant foot yam, arrowroot, colocasia, sweet potato, cassava and sugar potato, states seven times for his efforts. Have received the award. He has also received the Plant Genome Savior Reward 2015, established by the PPV & FR Authority, New Delhi.
16. UK launches plan for ‘global pandemic radar’
The United Kingdom will develop an advanced international pathogen surveillance network to identify COVID-19 variants and emerging diseases . This global epidemic radar will ensure early detection of new forms and emerging pathogens, so that the vaccines and treatments needed to prevent them can be rapidly developed. Prime Minister Boris Johnson (Boris Johnson) by Italy and the European Union (EU)The plans were announced ahead of the Global Health Summit organized by the. The radar is expected to be fully operational with a network of monitoring centers before the end of 2021, with the aim of bringing a significant improvement in global health security by next year. The WHO will lead an implementation group supported by the global health charity Welcome Trust, which will initiate new international partnerships to identify, track and share data on new coronovirus variants and monitor vaccine resistance in populations.
17. Hockey India won the Etienne Glitchich Award
Hockey India has won the prestigious Etienne Glichitch Award for its contribution to the growth and development of sports in the country . The awards were announced by FIH ‘s governing body FIH during the Hockey Invites Virtual Conference. It was part of its 47th FIH Congress which ended with the FIH Honorary Awards. Other awards presented as a part of the 47th FIH Congress –
S.No. |
Award |
the winner |
|---|---|---|
1 |
Publo negre award |
Uzbekistan Hockey Federation |
2 |
There was an award in the unit |
Polish Hockey Association |
3 |
HRH Sultan Azlan Shah Award |
Sharon Williamson of New Zealand |
4 |
Gust latowers memorial trophy |
Iwona Makkar |
18. Kotak Mahindra Bank issued India’s first FPI license to GIFT AIF
Kotak Mahindra Bank has issued the first Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI) license to True Beacon Global ‘s GIFT IFSC Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) . It is the first FPI license issued by any Custodian Bank or Designated Depository Participant (DDP) in the country to the AIF included in the GIFT IFSC. AIF is an important business in the GIFT IFSC and provides huge benefits and a competitive edge for setting up a fund at the IFSC in GIFT City. In partnership with Kotak Mahindra Bank, True Beacon launched its first AIF at GIFT-City with Price Water House Coopers (PWC) as a consultant.
19. Max Verstappen of Red Bull won the Monaco Grand Prix 2021
Max Verstappen of Red Bull won the Monaco Grand Prix for the first time and gained a Formula One championship lead over Lewis Hamilton . Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz Jr. finished second, while McLaren, L.C. Norris finished in a disappointing third place. Verstappen’s second win this season and his career’s 12th win put the Red Bull driver four points ahead of Hamilton. The seven-time world champion finished seventh on a bad day for the generally over-reliable Mercedes team.
20. Avatar Singh Bhasin wrote the book “Nehru, Tibet and China”
A book written by Avtar Singh Bhasin is titled Nehru, Tibet and China . Based on years of intensive archival research, this book, in fascinating detail, analyzes the India-China war in 1949 and 1962 and its aftermath in order to find answers to these burning questions.
21. Shivshankar Menon wrote ‘India and Asian Geopolitics: The Past, Present’
Shivshankar Menon has written a book titled India and Asian Geopolitics: The Past, Present . He was the National Security Advisor and Foreign Secretary to the Prime Minister, exploring these stages in their historical context to tell the story of how India faced many geopolitical storms of the past in his latest book. Menon has taken a different approach to history. He underscored the seriousness of China’s occupation of Tibet in 1950, which, according to him, was an important moment in Indo-China relations, but challenges the argument that India failed to stop the Chinese invasion.
22. Bharatvanshi Anvi Bhutani won the Oxford University Students’ Union by-election
Anvi Bhutani , an Indian-origin anthropology student from Magdalen College , has been elected as the president in the by-election of the University of Oxford . Anvi is popular about political awareness here. Anvi Bhutani, co-chair of the Racial Awareness and Equality Campaign at Oxford SU and chair of the Oxford India Society, won an overwhelming majority after a record turnout.
23. Mikelson became the oldest golf champion
Veteran golfer Phil Mickelson of America became the oldest golfer in the world to win the PGA Championship Major title . 50-year-old Mickelson won his sixth Major title. He initially made two birdies after which the wind blew and no other golfer reached his mark. The record of the oldest Major Champion was earlier held in the name of Julius Boros . He won the PGA Championship title in 1968 in San Antonio. In this way, this record was held in his name for 53 years. Mickelson became the 10th player to become Major Champion in three decades. Tiger Woods is also included in this list .
24. World Thyroid Day: 25 May
World Thyroid Day is celebrated globally on 25 May every year . WTD The main objective of the thyroid is to create awareness about the prevention of the importance of thyroid diseases and treatments. The day was established in 2008 as part of a campaign led by the European Thyroid Association (ETA) and the American Thyroid Association (ATA), followed by the Latin American Thyroid Society (LATS) and the Asia Oceania Thyroid Association (AOTA) Observed in honor of the patient of thyroid disease and the doctor and physician who treated them.
25. International Missing Children’s Day: 25 May
International Missing Children’s Day (International Missing Children’s Day) every year May 25 is observed globally. The day is celebrated for missing children who have somehow reached home, to remember those who are victims of crime, and to continue efforts to find those who are still missing. 25 May is now widely known as the Missing Children’s Day forget-me-not flower symbol. Announcement to celebrate this day, in the year 1983 , US President Ronald ReaganWas done by In 2001, on 25 May, the International Center for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC), Missing Children Europe, and thus on the joint effort of the European Commission, was formally recognized for the first time as International Missing Children’s Day (IMCD).
26. Commonwealth Day: 24 May
Commonwealth Day is celebrated on the second Monday of March every year . However, in India, another Commonwealth Day is also celebrated on 24 May. It Empire Day is also known as Commonwealth Day other colonies of India and Britain reminds me of the British Empire. The theme of Commonwealth Day this year is: Delivering a Common Future. The aim of this topic is to highlight how 54 Commonwealth countries are innovating, combining and transforming to help them achieve the necessary goals such as tackling climate change, promoting good governance, achieving gender equality. Empire Day was celebrated for the first time after the death of Queen Victoria, who died on January 22, 1901. The first Empire Day was celebrated on May 24, 1902, which was the Queen’s birthday. Many schools in the British Empire were celebrating it before it was officially recognized as an annual event.
27. Pandit Reva Prasad Dwivedi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has the famous Sanskrit scholar MahaMopadhyay Pandit Reva Prasad Dwivedi.Has mourned the demise of Sanskrit scholar and poet Pandit Reva Prasad Dwivedi was born on 22 August 1935 in Madhya Pradesh and was awarded various awards for his significant contribution in the field of Sanskrit. He studied Sanskrit language and literature in both traditional and modern education systems from Varanasi and received a degree of Sahityacharya and a Master’s degree in Sanskrit from the Banaras Hindu University. After this, he got Ph.D. from Ravi Shankar University (Raipur) in the year 1965. Got the degree. His major compositions include two Sanskrit epics – Sitacharitam and Swatantryasambhavam. He was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award in the year 1991 for his second epic ‘Swatantryasambhavam’. This epic portrays the Indian National Freedom Movement from the time of Rani Laxmibai of Jhansi to the events after independence. Seeing his contribution to Sanskrit language and literature, he received a certificate of honor from the President of India, the Kalpavali Award by the Indian Language Council (1993), K.K. Vachaspati Award (1997) by Birla Foundation and R.J. Awarded ‘Srivani Award’ (1999) by Dalmia Srivani Trust. Vachaspati Award (1997) by Birla Foundation and R.J. Awarded ‘Srivani Award’ (1999) by Dalmia Srivani Trust. Vachaspati Award (1997) by Birla Foundation and R.J. Awarded ‘Srivani Award’ (1999) by Dalmia Srivani Trust.
28. Yuan Longping, China’s ‘father of hybrid rice’ dies
Renowned Chinese scientist Yuan Longping died at the age of 91. He is known for developing hybrid varieties of paddy in China, which led to an increase in food production in the country. Longping is known as the ‘ father of hybrid rice ‘ in China . Yuan Longping was born in Beijing in 1930. He had developed a hybrid of high production paddy in the year 1973 . Later, paddy was cultivated in China on a large scale.
