Daily Current Affairs With Video Lecture 07 July 2023 [DOWNLOAD PDF]

In Daily Current Affairs for 07th July 2023, we are going to see the latest national and international current affairs news. These important current affairs will be very helpful for...

Zaheer Hussain
July 7, 2023
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In Daily Current Affairs for 07th 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 07 July 2023

PM Modi Wished Dalai Lama On His 88^th Birthday

Tenzin Gyatso, 14^th & Current Dalai Lama, Also The Highest Spiritual Leader And Head Of Tibet. He Is Considered A Living Bodhisattva; Specifically, An Emanation Of Avalokitesvara In Sanskrit And Chenrezig In Tibetan.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Has Greeted His Holiness, Dalai Lama On His 88th Birthday. In A Tweet, The Prime Minister Informed That He Has Also Spoken To Dalai Lama On Phone And Wished Him A Long And Healthy Life.

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G20 Space Economy Leaders Meeting

As Part Of India’s G20 Presidency, The 4^th Edition Of The Space Economy Leaders Meeting Began In Bengaluru.
Addressing The Delegates During The Inaugural Event, Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh Said That The Indian Space Programme’s Benefits Were Extended To Neighbouring Friendly Countries And As Part Of Space Sector Reforms, The Private Partnership Was Encouraged In This Sector.
Due To This Decision, 140 Start-ups Have Come Up By Successfully Contributing To The Indian Space Programme.
The Space Programmes In The Country Have Experienced A Quantum Jump In The Last Eight To Nine Years. India Is Today A Frontline Nation Through Its Chandrayaan And Gaganyaan Programmes.

First Ever IIT Campus Outside India In Tanzania

The First IIT Campus Outside India Will Come Up At Zanzibar In Tanzania, The Ministry Of External Affairs Said.
A Memorandum Of Understanding (MoU) Has Been Signed For The Setting Up Of A Campus Of IIT Madras In Zanzibar.
The Agreement Was Signed Last Night In The Presence Of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar And Zanzibar’s President Hussein Ali Mwinyi.
This Campus Is Reflective Of The Longstanding Friendship Between India And Tanzania And A Reminder Of The Focus India Places On Building People To People Ties Across Africa And The Global South.
It Said The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 Recommends That High Performing Indian Universities Will Be Encouraged To Set Up Campuses In Other Countries.
Dr S Jaishankar Is On A Four-day Official Visit To Tanzania. He Was Welcomed By The President Of Zanzibar On His Arrival To Tanzania.
Dr S Jaishankar Also Attended A Deck Reception Hosted Onboard INS Trishul With The President Of Zanzibar.

Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee’s Birth Anniversary

Syama Prasad Mukherjee (6 July 1901 – 23 June 1953) Was An Indian Politician, Barrister And Academician, Who Served As India’s First Minister For Industry And Supply In Jawaharlal Nehru’s Cabinet.
After Falling Out With Nehru, Protesting The Liaquat Nehru Pact, Mukherjee Resigned From Nehru’s Cabinet.
With The Help Of The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, He Founded The Bharatiya Jana Sangh, The Predecessor To The Bharatiya Janata Party, In 1951.

67^th TAAI Convention To Begin In Colombo

The Highly Anticipated 67th Travel Agents Association Of India (TAAI) Convention Will Commence, on July 6 In Colombo.
The three-day Convention’s Inaugural Ceremony Promises To Be A Star-studded Affair With The Esteemed Presence Of Sri Lanka’s President Ranil Wickremasinghe, And High Commissioner Of India Gopal Baglay Among Others.
The Convention Presents Numerous Trade Opportunities For Indian And Sri Lankan Travel Industry Stakeholders.
With 500 Participants And 50 Indian Media Personnel, The Event Solidifies Its Position As A Premier Travel Event In The Region.
The Convention’s Agenda Features A Range Of Thought-provoking Sessions, Including Discussions On India’s Tourism Vision For 2047, The Rise Of Experiential Travel, The Growing Significance Of MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, And Exhibitions), And The Ever-expanding Digital Opportunities In The Travel Industry.

RBI’s Report On Internationalisation Of Rupee

An Inter-departmental Group Of The Reserve Bank Of India Has Said That The Increasing Use Of Indian Rupee In Invoicing And Settlement Of International Trade, As Well As In Capital Account Transactions, Will Give The Local Currency International Acceptance.
The Group Was Formed To Examine The Internationalization Of Rupee And Frame A Roadmap For The Same.
Its Report And Recommendations Were Placed On The Rbi’s Website Yesterday.
The Report States That The Internationalization Of A Currency Is Also Closely Interlinked With The Nation’s Economic Progress, Especially Its Prominence In Global Trade.
The Group Has Recommended Enabling The Rupee As An Additional Settlement Currency In Multilateral Mechanisms Such As The Asian Clearing Union.
It Has Also Encouraged The Opening Of Rupee Accounts For Non-residents Both In India And Outside The Country And Integrating The Indian Payment Systems With Other Countries For Cross-border Transactions.
In A Press Release, RBI Has Clarified That The Report Reflects The Views Of The Inter-departmental Group And Does Not Reflect The Official Position Of The Reserve Bank.
The Apex Bank Will Examine The Report And Then Decide On Whether And How The Recommendations Can Be Implemented.

Scheme For Modernization Of Fire Services

Union Home Ministry Has Launched A Scheme For The Expansion And Modernization Of Fire Services In The States With A Total Outlay Of Five Thousand Crore Rupees.
The Ministry said, An Amount Of Five Hundred Crore Rupees, Out Of Total Outlay, Has Been Kept For Incentivizing The States Based On Their Legal And Infrastructure-based Reforms.
During A Meeting With Ministers Of Disaster Management Of The States And Union Territories In New Delhi Last Month, Home Minister Amit Shah Announced The Scheme.

World Archery Youth Championships

Indian Archers Priyansh And Avneet Kaur Won Gold In The Junior Mixed Team Compound Event, Defeating Israel In The Final Of The World Archery Youth Championships In Limerick, Ireland. It Was A Nail-biting Contest Wherein The Indian Players Beat Israel With A Close Score Of 146-144.
India’s Manav Jadhav And Aishwarya Sharma Also Won A Bronze Medal Defeating Mexico In The Cadet Mixed Compound Event. The World Archery Youth Championships Event Is Taking Place At The University Of Limerick In The West Of Ireland From July 3 To 9.

UN Asks Taliban To Revoke Restrictions On Females

The UN Deputy Special Representative For Afghanistan Markus Potzel Has Asked The Taliban To Revoke The Restrictions On Females As Soon As Possible.
Mr Potzel Said That Women Have The Right To Participate In Society And Urged The Taliban To Fulfill Its International Obligations, Including Ensuring The Rights To Education And Work For Its Population.
Meanwhile, Earlier, The Taliban Said That The Issue Of Women In Afghanistan Is One Of The Country’s Internal Issues And That Other Institutions And Countries Should Not Interfere.

Record Applications For Asylum In the EU In 2022

The European Union Agency For Asylum, EUAA Says, Applications For Asylum In The European Union In 2022 Soared To Nearly One Million. This Is 53 Percent More Than In 2021.
People From Syria, Afghanistan, Turkey, Venezuela, And Colombia Were Among The Largest Groups To Have Applied For Asylum.
Germany Received The Largest Number Of Applications At 2,44,000, Followed By France, Spain, Austria, And Italy.
The Agency Said, The Number Of Asylum Seekers Was Putting Acute Pressure On Already Strained Reception Places In Many Countries.
The Report Comes As European Union Leaders Debate A New Migration Plan, Especially For Those Who Have Reached European Shores Without A Legal Pathway.
Hungary And Poland Have Objected To The Plan.