1 November 2023 : Latest Current Affairs 1st November
Important Current Affairs 1st November 2023
In this article, we will discuss all the Current Affairs of 1st November including national, international, banking, finance, sports, awards, and many others. So if you are interested to know about the latest 1st November 2023 current affairs then read this article till the end.
Current Affairs of 1st November – National News
1. India’s First “City of Literature” is Kozhikode From UNESCO
◉ As one of the newest members of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, Kozhikode, a city in the southern Indian state of Kerala, has earned a name for itself internationally. Being the first city in India to be named the “City of Literature,” Kozhikode’s new title is a major accomplishment.
◉ On World Cities Day, Kozhikode received this esteemed designation in addition to Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, which was named a “City of Music.” In 2014, Prague became the first city to be named a City of Literature.
2. Arriving in Ladakh on her first two-day visit, President Murmu
◉ President Droupadi Murmu left for her first official visit to Ladakh, a place known for its rugged people and stunning scenery. She took part in a number of activities that honored Ladakh’s ethos and demonstrated the troops’ unshakable dedication throughout her two days there.
◉ During her first two days in Ladakh, President Droupadi Murmu arrived in Leh and attended the 5th Union Territory Foundation Day celebration at Sindu Sanskriti Kendra. She emphasized the historical significance of the day during this occasion, pointing out that Ladakh became a Union Territory in 2019.
3. NMD To Introduce “A Single Nation, Single Enrollment System” For Medical Professionals
◉ By the end of 2024, the National Medical Commission (NMC) hopes to have given each physician in the nation a unique identity number. The establishment of the National Medical Register (NMR) is the cornerstone of this endeavor.
◉ The National Medical Register (NMR) will act as a central database for medical professionals working in India. It is anticipated that this action will improve transparency and streamline the healthcare industry.
4. The education minister reports that women’s employment in India increased by 37% in FY23.
◉ Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan disclosed during the “Rozgar Mela” in Bhubaneshwar that women’s employment involvement in India has increased significantly, reaching 37% in the fiscal year 2022–2023.
◉ This astounding increase, as opposed to the 23% seen in 2017–18, illustrates the results of the government’s concentrated efforts to support women in the workforce.
◉ The decline in the unemployment rate was one of Pradhan’s other noteworthy accomplishments. ◉ The nation’s unemployment rate fell to 3.7% in the 2022–2023 fiscal year, a considerable decrease from the 6.1% reported in the previous year.
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Banking
5. RBI Establishes Guidelines for DCCB Branch Closures
◉ Recent announcements from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) about District Central Co-operative Banks (DCCBs) are significant. These banks can now close their unprofitable branches without first obtaining authorization from the national bank; nevertheless, they will still need the state’s Registrar of Cooperative Societies to give their permission.
◉ DCCBs will need to adhere to a particular decision-making procedure in order to close a branch. The board of the bank should decide whether to close a branch. This choice ought to be supported by a careful assessment of all pertinent variables, and the entire procedure ought to be duly documented and minuted during the Board meeting.
6. RBI Will Directly Oversee Organizations That Help With International Payment Transactions
◉ The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recently said in a circular that it would take direct control over all organizations that enable cross-border payment transactions for the import and export of goods and services.
◉ In its circular, the RBI created a brand-new category called Payment Aggregator-Cross Border (PA-CB) to include any organizations that assist with cross-border payments. The purpose of this directive is to guarantee these cross-border transactions’ security, transparency, and compliance with financial legislation.
Awards
7. A 10-year-old Bangalore child has won the title of “Wildlife Photographer of the Year.”
◉ Ten-year-old Bengaluru prodigy Vihaan Talya Vikas has won the top award in the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year (WPY) competition, winning the hearts of both photography lovers and environmentalists.
◉ The Natural History Museum organizes this esteemed competition, which is frequently referred to as the “Oscars of Photography.” It provides a global venue for exhibiting the best wildlife photography available.
Defence
8. Indian Air Force Disbands Uttarlai-Based Mig-21 Bison Squadron
◉ At a ceremony held at the Uttarlai Air Force Station in Barmer, Rajasthan, the Indian Air Force (IAF) marked the phase-out of another squadron of the recognizable Mig-21 Bison fighter aircraft.
◉ There are now just two active Mig-21 Bison squadrons as a result of this move. During the ceremony, the iconic aircraft were given a final farewell with a mesmerizing flypast over Barmer by the Mig-21 Bison and the Su-30MKI.
Sports
9. Saudi Arabia Will Organize FIFA World Cup in 2034
◉ The Saudi Arabian nation is prepared to serve as the 2034 FIFA World Cup host. This came about shortly after Australia abruptly withdrew from the bid competition, hours before the deadline.
◉ The Football Australia Federation announced that they have chosen not to submit a proposal for the 2034 competition after giving it considerable thought. Australia has chosen to concentrate on its bids for the FIFA Club World Cup in 2029 and the Women’s Asian Cup in 2026.
◉ The 2030 tournament is already scheduled to be co-hosted by Spain, Portugal, and Morocco; opening matches will be held in Uruguay, Paraguay, and Argentina to mark the 100th anniversary of the original World Cup.
Important day
10. 2023 World Vegan Day
◉ Since “The Vegan Society” was founded in England in 1994, November 1st has been the annual date of World Vegan Day celebrations. Originally intended to commemorate the Vegan Society’s 50th anniversary, the day was established. It has developed into a worldwide forum for promoting the vegan lifestyle and all of its advantages throughout time.
◉ In order to promote veganism, the day emphasizes the moral, ecological, and health advantages of this dietary option. It gives vegans and vegan organizations a platform to highlight the advantages of veganism in a variety of contexts.
11. October 31st, 2023
◉ On October 31, the world comes together to celebrate Halloween, a day when people of all ages enjoy the eerie and the occult. On this day, people let their inner goblins and ghouls come out to play and disregard social conventions.
◉ Every year on October 31, Halloween falls on the same day. Halloween derives its name from “All Hallows’ Eve,” which falls on this day one day before All Hallows’ Day. It is the start of All Hallows’ Eve, All Saints’ Day, and All Souls’ Day, the three-day celebration of Allhallowtide.
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