Daily Current Affairs With Video Lecture 01 July 2023 [DOWNLOAD PDF]

In Daily Current Affairs for 01st July 2023, we are going to see the latest national and international current affairs news. These important current affairs will be very helpful for...

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July 1, 2023
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In Daily Current Affairs for 01st July 2023, we are going to see the latest national and international current affairs news. These important current affairs will be very helpful for your upcoming NDA, CDS, CDS OTA, AFCAT, TA, Agniveer Army, Agniveer Navy, Agniveer Air Force, Women Military Police, INET, MNS, ACC exams, SCO, PCSL, CAPF, and SSB interviews, and direct entries for Army, Navy, and Air Force like SSC Tech, TGC, JAG, NCC, TES, 10+2 Cadet. Download a PDF file about current events at the end of this article.

DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS 01 July 2023

International Day Of Cooperatives

International Cooperative Day Is An Annual Celebration Of The Cooperative Movement Observed On The First Saturday In July Since 1923 By The International Cooperative Alliance.
First Observed: 2005, It Is Annually Commemorated On The First Saturday Of July. The Aim Is To Increase Awareness Of Cooperatives. Theme: Cooperatives For Sustainable Development

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National Doctor’s Day

In India, National Doctors’ Day Was First Observed On The 01st Of July 1991 In Honour Of Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy, To Pay Tribute To His Contributions To The Health Domain.
Dr B.C. Roy Was A Birthday-Perisher, Born On The 01st Of July 1882 And Died On The 01st Of July 1962, A Strange Coincidence. Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy (01 July 1882 – 01 July 1962) Was A Well-Known Doctor, Educator, Freedom Fighter, Social Worker, And Politician.
He Was Also The Chief Minister Of West Bengal For 14 Years, From 1948 To 1962. On The 04th Of February 1961, He Received The Highest Indian Civilian Award, “THE BHARAT RATNA”.
He Gave His Life To The People, Treated Many Individuals, And Inspired Millions. He Was Also The Personal Physician Of Mahatma Gandhi.

IIT Bombay Breaks Into Top 150 In QS World Ranking

IIT Bombay Breaks Into Top 150 In QS World Ranking, Eight Years After IISc First Made It. IIT Bombay Has Made A Remarkable Leap, Climbing 23 Positions To Secure The 149^th Rank Globally In This Year’s Edition Of The Rankings.
IISc Fell 70 Positions From 155^th Rank To 225. It Now Stands As The Third-Highest Ranked Indian Institution, Compared To Being The Best Indian Institution Last Year. Similarly, IIT Delhi Fell From 174 To 197, IIT Kanpur From 264 To 278 And IIT Madras From 250 To 285, Among Others

Cabinet Approves PM-PRANAM & Urea Gold Schemes

The Cabinet Committee On Economic Affairs, Chaired By Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Has Recently Approved Several Schemes Aimed At Promoting Sustainable Agriculture And Ensuring The Well-being Of Farmers.
These Initiatives Include The PM-PRANAM Scheme And The Introduction Of Sulphur-coated Urea (Urea Gold) To Address Soil Deficiencies.
Additionally, The Cabinet Has Allocated A Substantial Subsidy For Organic Manure.
PM-PRANAM (PM Programme For Restoration, Awareness, Generation, Nourishment, And Amelioration Of Mother Earth) Scheme Aims To Incentivize States To Promote Alternative Fertilizers And Reduce The Reliance On Chemical Fertilizers. Under PM-PRANAM, Participating States Will Be Rewarded With Subsidies Saved From Reducing Chemical Fertilizer Usage.

National Sickle Cell Anaemia Elimination Mission

PM Modi Launched The National Sickle Cell Anaemia Elimination Mission In Madhya Pradesh. The Mission Aims To Address The Pressing Health Challenges Posed By Sickle Cell Disease, Particularly Among The Tribal Population.
The Launch Of The Mission Will Mark A Crucial Milestone In The Government’s Ongoing Efforts To Eliminate Sickle Cell Disease As A Public Health Problem By 2047. He Will Also Distribute Sickle Cell Genetic Status Cards To The Beneficiaries.
The National Sickle Cell Anaemia Elimination Mission Announced In The Union Budget 2023 Will Be Implemented In 278 Districts Of 17 High-focused States In The Country. This includes Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Assam, Uttar Pradesh And Bihar.

India’s First-Ever Report On Critical Minerals For India

Union Minister Of Mines, Pralhad Joshi, Has Unveiled India’s First-ever Report On Critical Minerals For India.
The Report Identifies 30 Critical Minerals Essential For Sectors Including Defense, Agriculture, Energy, Pharmaceuticals, And Telecom.
This Comprehensive List Marks A Milestone In India’s Pursuit Of Self-reliance And Security In Mineral Resources, Aligning With The Vision Of Achieving ‘Net Zero’ Targets.
The Country’s Inclusion As The Newest Partner In The Mineral Security Partnership During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Recent Visit To The United States.
The List Aims To Guide Policy Formulation, Strategic Planning, And Investment Decisions In The Mining Sector.

National Research Foundation Bill, 2023 Gets Nod

The Government Has Also Decided To Bring The National Research Foundation(NRF) Bill, 2023 To Strengthen The Research Ecosystem In The Country. The Bill Approved By The Union Cabinet Will Paves The Way To Establish NRF To Seed, Grow And Promote Research And Development And Foster A Culture Of Research And Innovation Throughout India’s Universities, Colleges, And Research Institutions.
The Minister Informed That The Bill Has A Provision To Establish Nrf, An Apex Body To Provide High-level Strategic Direction Of Scientific Research In The Country At A Total Estimated Cost Of 50 Thousand Crore Rupees During The Next Five Years.
The Bill Will Repeal The Science And Engineering Research Board (Serb) Established By An Act Of Parliament In 2008 And Subsume It Into Nrf Which Has An Expanded Mandate And Covers Activities Over And Above The Activities Of Serb.
The Nrf Will Forge Collaborations Among The Industry, Academia, And Government Departments And Research Institutions, And Create An Interface Mechanism For the Participation And Contribution Of Industries And State Governments In Addition To The Scientific And Line Ministries.

India Beat Iran To Win Asian Kabaddi Championship

India beat Iran 42-32 in the final of the Asian Kabaddi Championship 2023 in Busan, Korea, today. This is India’s eighth title in nine editions. Indian captain Pawan Sehrawat led from the front with a super 10.
A couple of tackle points by defenders and successful raids from Pawan Sehrawat and Aslam Inamdar handed Iran they’re first all-out of the match in the 10th minute.
Earlier in the day, India had beaten Hong Kong 64-20 to end the league stage of the tournament undefeated.

Uma Kolkata Wins Dubai Women’s Kabaddi Final

In A Significant Milestone For Women’s Kabaddi, Dubai Hosted The World’s First International Women’s Kabaddi Final, Featuring The Punjab Panthers Vs Uma Kolkata.
The Intense Match Concluded With The Uma Kolkata Team Emerging As Champions, Securing A Grand Prize Of ₹10,000,000.
The Punjab Team Demonstrated Commendable Skills And Earned The Second Position, Receiving A Prize Of ₹5,000,000.

17^th Indian Cooperative Congress (ICC)

PM Modi Inaugurates The 17^th Indian Cooperative Congress (ICC) In New Delhi.
National Cooperative Union Of India (NCUI) Is Organizing The Two-day Event With The Theme Of Amrit Kaal: Prosperity Through Cooperation For A Vibrant India. It Will Be Chaired By The Union Home And Cooperation Minister Amit Shah.
According To The Ministry Of Cooperation, The Objective Of The Meeting Is To Discuss Various Trends In The Cooperative Movement, To Showcase The Best Practices Being Adopted By The Successful Cooperatives And To Deliberate On Challenges Being Faced By The Cooperative World.
An Exhibition Will Also Be Held Displaying Various Products Of Self-help Groups And NCUI Cooperative Education Field Projects Under The Banner Of NCUI HAAT.
Approximately Five Crore Members Will Be Connected to Life During The Event.

REVIEW QUESTIONS

The cooperative Movement First Started In
England
France
Spain
Germany

ANSWER: A

In India, The Co-operative Societies Act Was Passed In
1919
1949
1904
1912

ANSWER: D

The Members Of A Co-operative Society Have
Unlimited liability
Limited liability
Joint and Several liabilities
Joint liability

ANSWER: B

Co-operatives in India follow this type of organization
Centralized Structure
Decentralized Structure
Unitary Structure
Federal Structure

ANSWER: D

Apex Society Represents
Village level
District level
State level
National level

ANSWER: C

For Co-operative Credit Societies, The Interest Rate For Deposits Are Fixed By
Registrar
Government
General Body
RBI

ANSWER: A

In A Co-operative Society, Admission Of Members And Allocation Of Shares Is Done By
Secretary
Managing Committee
President
General Body

ANSWER: B

The Urban Credit Cooperatives Are Also Known As
National Banks
Urban Cooperative Banks
Cooperative Banks
None of the above

ANSWER: B

Cooperative Banks That Fall Under The Banking Regulation Act Of 1949 Are Controlled By
NABARD
National Cooperative Union of India
Reserve Bank of India
Ministry Of Cooperation

ANSWER: C