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Daily Current Affairs 10 May 2023
Lithium Reserves Discovered In Rajasthan
- According To Rajasthan Government Officials, Lithium Reserves Have Been Discovered In Degana (Nagaur) In Rajasthan.
- The Geological Survey Of India (GSI) And Mining Officials Believe That The Capacity Of Lithium Reserves Is More Than The Capacity Of Lithium Reserves Discovered Lately In Jammu & Kashmir.
- Will India Become Self-Sufficient In Lithium?
- It Can Meet 80% Of India’s Total Consumption. India Has Relied On China For Lithium.
- Rajasthan’s Fortunes Would Climb Alongside Those Of The Gulf Countries.
- Lithium Is A Nonferrous, Softest & Lightest Metal That Is Used To Create Cell Phones, Laptop Computers, Electric Cars, And Other Rechargeable Batteries.Â
- Significance Of Renvat Hill
- Lithium Reserves In Rajasthan Have Been Discovered In The Same Renvat Hill Of Degana And Its Surrounding Area That Historically Supplied The Country With Tungsten Material. During The British Administration, The British Discovered Tungsten Ore On The Hill Of Renwat In Degana In 1914.
- Why So Much Demand For Lithium?
- It Is Also Known As White Gold Due To Its High Global Demand.
- One Tonne Of Lithium Is Worth Around Rs 57.36 Lakh Globally.
- According To The World Bank, Lithium Demand Will Be Rising To 500 % By 2050, and The Newly Discovered Lithium Will Be Beneficial To The Economy Of The Country.
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World Thalassemia Day – 8 May
- This Day Is Observed Every Year On 8 May Across The Globe.
- The Day Strengthens The Morale Of The Victims, Who Have Been Battling This Deadly Disease For Years.
- The theme Of World Thalassemia Day 2023 Is “Be Aware, Share, Care: Strengthening Education To Bridge The Thalassemia Care Gap
- About Thalassemia
- It Is An Inherited Blood Disorder That Causes The Human Body To Have Less Haemoglobin Than Normal.
- Iron Deficiency Can Cause Extreme Tiredness, Shortness Of Breath, Weakness, And Cold Hands And Feet.
- Haemoglobin Is A Protein In RBC That Carries Oxygen From The Lungs
Cyclone Mocha
- The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) Has Said That AÂ Low-Pressure Area Is Developing In The Bay Of Bengal & Can Lead To High Rainfall From May 8 To May 12.
- The Weather System Was Likely To Form A Depression Over The Southeast Bay Of Bengal Around May 9, And Then Into A Cyclonic Storm.
- This Weather System Will Be Called Cyclone Mocha (Pronounced ‘Mokha’).
- Southern States Are Also Expected To Witness Rainfall.
- It Has Been Predicted That There May Be Moderate Rainfall At Most Places During These Days, With Scattered Heavy To Very Heavy Rainfall Likely Over Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
- What Is A Cyclone And How Are They Formed?
- A Cyclone Is A Low-pressure System That Forms Over Warm Waters.
- As Air Gets Warms Over Hotter Regions It Ascends, Leading To Low Pressure At The Surface It Is Covering.
- When Air Cools In Colder Areas It Descends, Leading To High Pressure At The Surface.
- In A Low-pressure Situation, The Air Is Rising And Blows In An Anticlockwise Direction Around The Low In The Northern Hemisphere And In A Clockwise Direction In The Southern Hemisphere.
- The Is Because Of The Coriolis Effect, A Result Of The Earth’s Rotation On Its Axis.
- How Are Cyclones Named?
- Cyclones Are Named By The Regional Specialised Meteorological Centres (RCMCS) And Tropical Cyclone Warning Centres (TCWCS).
- There Are 6 RSMCS In The World, Including The India Meteorological Department (IMD), And Five TCWCS.
- The IMD Names The Cyclones Developing Over The North Indian Ocean, Including The Bay Of Bengal And The Arabian Sea, After Following A Standard Procedure.
- The IMD Is Also Mandated To Issue Advisories To 12 Other Countries In The Region On The Development Of Cyclones And Storms.
- In 2000, A Group Of Nations Called WMO/ESCAP (World Meteorological Organisation/United Nations Economic And Social Commission For Asia & The Pacific), Which Includes Bangladesh, India, The Maldives, Myanmar, Oman, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, And Thailand, Decided To Start Naming Cyclones.
- After Each Country Sent In Suggestions, The WMO/ESCAP Panel On Tropical Cyclones (PTC) Finalised The List.
- This Cyclone Will Be Named Mocha (Mokha), A Name Suggested By Yemen After The Red Sea Port City, Which Is Known To Have Introduced Coffee To The World Over 500 Years Ago.
World Athletics Day 2023 – 7th May
- It Is Observed Every Year On 7th May.
- The Day Was Established By The International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF).
- The Theme For World Athletics Day 2023 Is “Athletics For All – A New Beginning.
- On This Day, IAAF Organizes Several Competitions To Engage People In Sports And Exercise
India’s Performance In Asian Weightlifting Championships 2023
- In Weightlifting, Indian Weightlifters Finished The Asian Weightlifting Championships 2023 In Jinju, South Korea, With 3 Silver Medals.
- Bindiarani Devi Won Two Silver Medals In The Women’s 55kg Category, While Jeremy Lalrinnunga Won A Silver Medal In The Men’s 67 Kg Snatch Category
- This Continental Championship Is The 2nd Place Event In The Qualifying Event Series For The Paris 2024 Olympic Games In Which A Total Of 6 Indian Weightlifters Participated.
- Olympic Medalist Mirabai Chanu Had Finished Sixth In The Women’s 49kg Category.
- Bindiarani Devi (Women’s 55kg) – Silver Medal In Overall (Combining Clean & Jerk And Snatch)
- Bindiarani Devi (Women’s 55kg) – Silver Medal In Clean And Jerk
- Jeremy Lalrinnunga (Men’s 67kg) – Silver Medal In Snatch
Review Questions
- Renvat Hill Is Located In Which Of The Following States?
- Rajasthan
- Tamil Nadu
- Uttar Pradesh
- Maharashtra
Answer: A
- Which Of The Following Is Also Knows As The White Gold?
- Tungsten
- Mica
- Lithium
- Silver
Answer: C
- World Thalassemia Day Is Observed On –
- 1 May
- 8 May
- 10 May
- 7 May
 Answer: B
- What Is The Theme Of World Thalassemia Day 2023?
- Fight Against Thalassemia
- Be Aware, Share, Care: Strengthening Education To Bridge The Thalassemia Care Gap
- Educate To Eradicate Thalassemia
- Let’s Be Aware About Thalassemia
Answer: B
- The Name Of Cyclone Mocha Is Suggested By –
- India
- Yemen
- Saudi Arabia
- Bangladesh
Answer: B
- The Name Of Cyclone Nivar Was Suggested By –
- India
- China
- Pakistan
- Iran
 Answer: D
- The Name Of Cyclone Gulab Was Suggested By –
- Pakistan
- India
- Iran
- Bangladesh
Answer: A
- The Name Of Cyclone Sitrang Was Suggested By –
- Bangladesh
- Myanmar
- Thailand
- India
ANSWER: C
- World Athletics Day 2023 Is Observed On –
- 8 May
- 7 May
- 1 May
- 3 May
 ANSWER: B
- The Theme For World Athletics Day 2023 Is __
- Athletics For All – A New Beginning
- Sports Is The Way Of Life
- Athletics For All People
- None
ANSWER: A
- Asian Weightlifting Championships 2023 Held In –
- South Korea
- Japan
- China
- India
ANSWER: A
- The Name Of Cyclone Mandous Was Suggested By –
- Saudi Arabia
- UAE
- Pakistan
- India
 ANSWER: B
- The Name Of Cyclone Tej Was Suggested By –
- India
- Bangladesh
- Yemen
- Nepal
ANSWER: A
- According To The World Bank, Lithium Demand Will Be Rising To 500 % By.
- 2070
- 2030
- 2025
- 2050
ANSWER: D
- Bindiarani Devi Won Two Silver Medals In The Asian Weightlifting Championships 2023 Under The Category-
- Women’s 55kg Category
- Women’s 69kg Category
- Women’s 72kg Category
- Women’s 45kg Category
 Answer: A
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