Daily Current Affairs With Video Lecture 23 November 2022 [DOWNLOAD PDF]

Prateek Mattoo
November 23, 2022
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In today’s current affairs for 23rd November 2022, 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 23 November 2022

Biggest Manipur Festival Sangai 2022

The Biggest Tourism Festival Of Manipur – Sangai Festival On 21 November 2022 At Moirang Khunou In Bishnupur District Of Manipur Inaugurated By Union Minister For Tourism G Kishan Reddy.
The Festival Which Started In 2010 Is Being Held After A 2 Year Gap Due To Covid.
To Highlight The Uniqueness Of The Shy And Gentle Deer Known As The Sangai In The Region, The Festival Is Called Sangai Festival .
It Is A Rare Species Of Deer Which Is Also The State Animal Of Manipur.
Theme Of The Sangai Festival 2022:‘ Festival Of Oneness’.

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World Heritage Week 2022

The Department Of Archives, Archaeology And Museums Celebrates World Heritage Week Starting From November 19 To November 25, 2022.
The World Heritage Week Is Observed To Encourage The Conservation Of Culture And Heritage.
The World Heritage Week Is Celebrated By The Archaeological Survey Of India & It Is Also Celebrated By UNESCO And Other International Organisations.
India Follows Various Approaches On World Heritage Day (18 April) And World Heritage Week (19-25 November) To Celebrate The Spirit Of The World Heritage Convention.
Providing Free Admission At Ticketed Monuments, Involving Youth And Children Through Painting Competitions, Publishing Books On World Heritage, Among Others Are Some Of These Initiatives.
The Member States Of UNESCO Adopted The World Heritage Convention In 1972.
Uttar Pradesh Has The Highest Numbers Of Monuments (Total: 3,691 Monuments).
40 Are Listed Under The UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
India Has The 6^th Largest Number Of Heritage Sites In The World.
It Is Important To Encourage The Conservation Of These Sites By Celebrating The Heritage Week.
Archaeological Survey of India:
Founded: 1861
Director General: V. Vidyavathi
Headquarters: New Delhi
Founder: Alexander Cunningham
Parent Organisation: Ministry Of Culture

Australian Parliament Approves FTA With India

Australian PM Anthony Albanese Announced Country’s Free Trade Agreement With India Has Been Passed By The Australian Parliament.
The India- Australia Economic Cooperation And Trade Agreement (“Indaus ECTA”) Was Signed Virtually In The Presence of Narendra Modi And Scott Morison.
12,000 Indian Goods (More Than 90%) Will Get Duty-free Access To The Australian Market.
In The Next 5 Years, It Will Cover 100% Of Indian Goods.
About 70% Of Australian Products Will Get Duty-free And Concessional Access To The Indian Market (Will Increase To 85 % In 10 Years).
Dairy Sector Is Out Of The Trade Deal.
Indian Exporters In Labour-intensive Ones Like Agriculture, Textiles & Garments And Pharmaceuticals Will Get Duty-free Access To The Australian Market.
The Deal Also Agrees Freer Mobility Of Skilled Professionals From India.
India Majorly Exports Petroleum Products, Gems And Jewellery, Textiles And Apparels, Engineering Goods, Leather, Chemicals To Australia.
Australia Is The 17^th Largest Trading Partner Of India And India Is Australia’s 9^th Largest Partner.

India Will Chair Global Partnership On AI – 2022-23

In Tokyo, The Ministry Of Electronics And IT Said That India Will Take Over The Chairmanship Of The Global Partnership On Artificial Intelligence (2022-23) From France.
It Is An International Initiative To Support Responsible And Human-Centric Development And The Use Of AI.
GPAI Includes 25 Member Countries, Like the US, the UK, European Union, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, South Korea, And Singapore.
India Joined The GPAI In 2020 As A Founding Member.
By 2035, Artificial Intelligence Is Expected To Add 967 Billion US Dollars To The Indian Economy.
It Is Also Predicted To Add 450 To 500 Billion US Dollars To India’s GDP By 2025.

Russia – The Biggest Supplier Of Fertilizers To India

Russia Becomes The Biggest Supplier Of Fertilizers To India In The 1^st Half Of The 2022-23 Financial Year Replacing China.
The Russians Offered Its Fertilizers To India At A High Discount After The Global Fertilizer Prices Jumped During The Russia-Ukraine War.
Russia’s Share In Indian Imports Was Around 6% In The 2021/22 Financial Year While China Was Around 24%.
India’s Fertilizer Imports From Russia Increased By 371% To A Record 2.15 Million Tonnes In The 1^st 6 Months Of The Year (April- September 2022).
India, Which Is A Major Importer Of Urea, Aims To Become Self-sufficient By 2024.
Russia And Belarus Were A Major Exporter Of Fertilizers In The World.

World Fisheries Day – 2022

World Fisheries Day Is Celebrated Annually On the 21st of November & Its Aims To Highlighting The Critical Importance Of Healthy Ocean Ecosystems And To Ensure Sustainable Stocks Of Fisheries In The World.
Fisheries Sector Play A Vital Role In The Socio-economic Development Of Fisherfolk.
This Sector Has Been Recognized As A Powerful Income And Employment Generator as it Creates Growth Of A Number Of Adjacent Industries & Is A Source Of Cheap And Nutritious Food.
It Is The Source Of Livelihood For A Large Section Of the Economically Backward Population Of Our World.
It Is Very Important To Find Solutions To the Challenges Faced By This Industry For The Development Of Our World And To Address These Problems.
The First World Fisheries Day Was Celebrated On November 21, 2015.
WFF (World Fisheries Forum) Was Established Around 1997.

OECD Cuts India Growth Rate To 6.6 %In 2022

The Organisation For Economic Co-operation And Development (OECD) Has Recently Cut The Expected Growth Rate Of The Economy Of India In 2022 To 6.6% From Its Earlier Forecast Of 6.9% But It Has Retained Its Earlier Prediction Of 5.7% In 2023.
OECD Expects The World Economy To Grow By 3.1% Down From 5.9% Growth In 2021.
It Expects The Growth To Be 2.2 % In 2023 And 2.7% In 2024.
Europe Has Been Hit Hardest Due To The Russia -Ukraine War And The High Energy Prices.
Germany Is Expected To Contract By -0.3% In 2022.
U.S. Is Expected To Grow By 1.8% This Year, 0.5% In 2023 And 1.0% In 2024.
China Growth Was Seen Rising From 3.3% This Year To 4.6% In 2023 And 4.1% In 2024.
Organisation Of Economic Cooperation & Development:
It Was Established On 16 December 1960 By 18 European Countries And The United States, Canada.
It Is A Think Tank That Encourages The Free Market Economy.
Member Countries: 38 Member, Headquarter: Paris, France