Daily Current Affairs With Video Lecture 13 August 2022 [DOWNLOAD PDF]

Zaheer Hussain
August 14, 2022
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Today’s Current Affairs, for August 13, 2022, will cover the latest national and international news. These current events and questions will help you a lot on your upcoming defence exams like NDA, CDS, CDS OTA, AFCAT, TA, Agniveer Army, Agniveer Navy, Agniveer Air force, Women Military Police, INET, MNS, ACC exams, SCO, PCSL, CAPF and also for SSB interviews, and direct entries for Army, Navy, and Air force like SSC Tech, TGC, JAG, NCC, TES, 10+2 Cadet entry, and more. Download a PDF file about current events at the end of this article.

DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS 13 August 2022

World Organ Donation Day

World Organ Donation Day is observed on August 13 every year to spread awareness about the importance of organ donation and address and debunk myths related to donating organs.
This day strives to encourage people to donate their healthy organs after death in order to save more lives. Donating organs like the kidneys, heart, pancreas, eyes, lungs, etc can help save the lives of those who are suffering from chronic illnesses. Numerous people lose their lives due to the unavailability of healthy organs that could save them.
This day aims to help people realize that volunteering to donate their organs after death can be life-changing for many.
First organ donation and a Nobel Prize:
Modern medicine has evolved significantly and has made it possible for organs to be transplanted from one person to another and enables them to live a healthy life.
The first-ever successful living donor organ transplant was done in 1954 in the United States. Doctor Joseph Murray won the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in 1990 for successfully carrying out a kidney transplant between twin brothers Ronald and Richard Herrick.

World Lion Day 2022

World Lion Day is observed on 10th August annually to spread awareness and educate people about lions and their conservation.
World Lion Day aims at spreading awareness of lions and the urgent need to strive toward their conservation and to make everyone aware of the significance of lions in their natural habitat.
The initiative to protect the big cats started in 2013 and the first World Lion Day was celebrated that year.

SMILE-75 Initiative

The Government of India has formulated a comprehensive scheme of SMILE (Support for Marginalized Individuals for Livelihood and Enterprise) to address the persisting problem of destitution and beggary.
Under the “SMILE-75” Initiative, 75 Municipal Corporations will undertake comprehensive rehabilitation of persons engaged in the act of begging in the spirit of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav.
Municipal Corporations, in collaboration with NGOs and other stakeholders will cover several comprehensive welfare measures for persons who are engaged in the act of begging, with focus extensively on rehabilitation, provision of medical facilities, counselling, awareness, education, skill development, economic linkages and convergence with other Government welfare programmes etc.
The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment has also allocated a total budget of Rs.100 crore for the SMILE project for coming years till 2025-26.

Home Minister’s Medal for Excellence in Investigation

The Union Home Minister’s Medal for Excellence in Investigation for 2022 has been awarded to 151 Police personnel. This medal was constituted in 2018, with the objective to promote high professional standards of investigation of crime and to recognize such Excellence in Investigation.
Among the personnel receiving these awards, 15 are from CBI, 11 are from Maharashtra Police, 10 each is from Madhya Pradesh police and Uttar Pradesh Police, and 8 each are from Kerala Police, Rajasthan Police, and West Bengal Police, and the remaining from the other States, UTs, Organizations. These include twenty-eight women police officers.

National Conference Of Rural Cooperative Banks

Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah have stressed the need for a different strategy to take cooperative to every panchayat of the country.
Inaugurating the day-long National Conference of Rural Cooperative Banks in New Delhi, Mr Shah said, a five-year strategy is required for Primary Agricultural Credit Societies PACS in each panchayat as two lakh panchayats are yet to have PACS.
He said, Government has approved Computerization of PACS with the objective of increasing their efficiency and bringing transparency and accountability to their operations.
The Cooperation Minister said, rural cooperative banks have played a significant role in connecting rural India with the country’s economy.
He said, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tenure is a golden opportunity for the cooperative sector. On the occasion, Mr. Shah presented Performance Awards to select State Cooperative Banks, District Central Cooperative Banks DCCBs or PACS and felicitated a few short-term cooperative credit institutions for 100 years of service.

Intellectual Property Awareness

National Intellectual Property Awareness Mission, (NIPAM) has achieved target of imparting Intellectual Property awareness and basic training to ten lakh students. Commerce and Industry Ministry said, the target was achieved on 31st July, ahead of the deadline which was 15 August this year.
The mission was launched in December last year as a part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebrations. During this period three thousand 662 educational institutions in 28 States and seven Union Territories were covered.

India, UK Conclude 5^th Round Of Talks On FTA

India and the United Kingdom are working intensively to conclude talks on a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) by the end of October this year. Ministry of Commerce and Industry said, India and the UK concluded the fifth round of talks for an FTA on the 29th of last month. In the fifth round of negotiations, technical experts from both sides came together to discuss 15 policy areas.
Presently, India is engaged in FTA negotiations with some of its trading partners, including the European Union, Canada, and Israel.

Arctic Warming 4 Times Faster Than Rest Of The Planet

The Arctic has warmed nearly four times faster than the rest of the planet over the last 40 years, according to new research. This is much faster than the previous estimates by the United Nations’ climate science panel in 2019. At that time, it said the region was warming by more than double the global average due to a process known as Arctic amplification, or intense warming in the Arctic.
However, researchers from the Finnish Meteorological Institute found in a study that the pace of the temperature increase around the North Pole in recent decades was four times higher than the rest of the planet. Presenting their analysis of post-1979 temperatures in the Arctic, even researchers said, some parts of the region, notably the Barents Sea north of Norway and Russia, are warming up to seven times faster.
The result is faster melting of the Greenland ice sheet, which leads to greater sea-level rise. But it also affects atmospheric circulation in North America and elsewhere, with impacts on weather like extreme rainfall and heat waves, although some of the impacts are a subject of debate among scientists.

REVIEW QUESTIONS

Co-operative 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 liability
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

The Principle Followed In A Co-operative Society Is
No vote
One man, one vote
Multiple votes
One share one vote

ANSWER: B

Constitutional Status And Protection To Cooperative Societies
64^th CAA
87^th CAA
97^th CAA
102^nd CAA

ANSWER: C

97th Amendment Of The Indian Constitution
2008
2009
2010
2011

ANSWER: D

Right To Form Cooperative Societies A Fundamental Right
19(1)(a)
19(1)(b)
19(1)(c)
19(1)(d)

ANSWER: C

States Shall Endeavor To Promote Cooperative Societies
43A
43B
43C
43D

ANSWER: B

_____ Part Of Constitution Deals With The Cooperative Societies
Part IX-A
Part IX-B
Part IX-C
Part IX-D

ANSWER: B

Part IX-B Added _____ Under Cooperative Societies
Article 243-ZH to 243-ZT
Article 244-ZH to 244-ZT
Article 245-ZH to 245-ZT
Article 246-ZH to 246-ZT

ANSWER: A

Ministry Of Cooperation Was Established In
2019
2020
2021
2022

ANSWER: C

___ Became The 1^st Minister Of Cooperation
Dharmendra Pradhan
Amit Shah
Mansukh Mandaviya
Ashwini Vaishnav

ANSWER: B

Ministry Of Cooperation Is Created To Realize The Vision Of
Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas
Ek Bharath Shrestha Bharath
Sahkar se Samriddhi
Abki Bar Modi Sarkar

ANSWER: C

Un International Year Of Cooperatives
2008
2010
2012
2014

ANSWER: C

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Zaheer Hussain

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