Current Affairs in English 24 july 2021


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  • COVID antibodies detected in 4th national serosurvey in 67.6% of population over 6 years of age
  • Russia has invited India for the first time to the Russia-US-China Troika Plus meeting on Afghanistan. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the role of the Taliban and the future of the country, among other issues. According to media reports, Iran has also been invited for the meeting. Representatives from Pakistan and Afghanistan are also expected to attend the meeting.
  • IIT-K launches Center for Technology Innovation to find cyber security solutions for anti-drone technologies
  • DRDO test-fires new generation Akash (Akash-NG) surface-to-air missile for the second time in 3 days
  • India's forex reserves touched a record high of $612.73 billion in the week ended July 16
  •  Health insurance company Max Bupa Health Insurance rebranded itself as Niva Bupas
  •  Kenneth Juster, former US Ambassador to India, named advisor to the Global Board of the US India Business Council
  • Recently a pair of rare Chrysilla volupe spiders were spotted in Puttenahalli lake in Kerala. Chrisilla Wallup was thought to be extinct for 150 years, until it was discovered in the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary in 2018.
  • Maldivian Foreign Minister Abdullah Shahid calls on PM Modi in New Delhi
  • IMF board approves policy reforms to support recovery of low-income countries
  • World Brain Day celebrated on 22nd July
  • The "Nuclear Football" or Presidential Emergency Satchel of the President of the United States contains the codes required for a nuclear attack. One such briefcase came close to rioters storming the US Capitol on January 6 this year.
  • Indian Navy Vice Admiral Vinay Badhwar receives Alexander Dalrymple Award from UK
  • TMC MP Shantanu Sen suspended from Rajya Sabha for remaining period of monsoon session
  • A finger-sized fossil of a 'microsaur' dating back 308 million years has been unearthed in the Americas. This research has uncovered a new species called microsaurs, small, lizard-like animals that roamed the Earth before the proper dinosaurs arrived.
  • The Indian Olympic Association will give Rs 75 lakh to the gold winner, Rs 40 lakh to the silver medalist and Rs 25 lakh to the bronze medalist in Tokyo Olympics.
  • India "remains a challenging place to do business": US State Department
  • Bill introduced in Lok Sabha to ban strike by people engaged in essential defense services
  • Cabinet approves Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for specialty steel worth Rs 6,322 crore in five years
  • Cabinet approves 100% FDI in PSU refiners to aid BPCL sales
  • The Punjab government has launched the Automated Auditory Brainstem Response System (AABR) under the Universal New-born Hearing Screening Programme. Punjab has become the first state in the country to introduce AABR system for the management of hearing loss in newborn and young children. This has been done under the Universal New-born Hearing Screening Programme.
  • Hong Kong's legislature has proposed legislation to tackle "doxing behaviour". This law, if implemented, is expected to have a huge impact on technology companies operating in the country. It is also said that such a law can be used by those in power to target civil society. Doxing means sharing personal information of an individual/organization online.
  • Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar has developed a first of its kind oxygen rationing device named AMLEX. This device will help in supplying the required amount of oxygen to the patients while breathing. This process will help conserve oxygen that is usually wasted unnecessarily. This device can be operated on both battery and line supply.
  • NASA and the Canadian Space Agency are building a telescope called the Superpressure Balloon-borne Imaging Telescope, or SuperBIT. It is said to be the successor to the Hubble Telescope. According to recent media reports, a stadium-sized helium balloon will be used to raise this telescope, which is to be sent to the upper levels of the Earth's atmosphere. It has been designed by the University of Toronto, Princeton University and Durham University in England in collaboration with NASA and the Canadian Space Agency.
  • Emperor Naruhito of Japan officially inaugurated the 32nd Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo
  • The Federation Internationale des Echecs (FIDE) is the world chess federation, headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland. It was established on July 20, 1924 and has 195 member countries. To commemorate the formation of FIDE, World Chess Day is celebrated on 20 July every year since 1966. This day encourages more people to play and enjoy the game of chess. Chess originated in India.
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