25 September 2022 : Latest Current Affairs 25th September
Important Current Affairs 25th September 2022
In this article, we will discuss all the Current Affairs of 25th September about national, international, banking, finance, sports, awards, and many others. So if you are interested to know about the latest 25th September 2022 current affairs then read this article till the end.
Current Affairs of 25th September – National News
1. India’s first avalanche-monitoring radar is delivered to Sikkim.
◉ The Avalanche Monitoring Radar has been installed in North Sikkim in collaboration with the Indian Army and the Defence Geoinformatics and Research Establishment (DGRE).
◉ This radar has a second purpose in addition to avalanche detection: landslide detection.
◉ This radar will help save the lives of soldiers, civilians, and even vehicles in extremely high-altitude regions by detecting avalanches three seconds after they are triggered.
2. In Gangtok, Amit Shah will open the Dairy Cooperative Conclave.
◉ On October 7, 2022, in Gangtok, Sikkim, the Eastern and North-Eastern Zones Dairy Cooperative Conclave will be officially opened by Union Home Affairs and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah.
◉ The National Cooperative Dairy Federation of India will host it (NCDFI).
◉ Resilient Eastern and North-Eastern Zones Dairy Cooperatives: Exploring the Challenges and Opportunities was the focus of this conference.
3. To prevent neonatal fatalities, Assam will employ the portable device “SAANS.”
◉ The Assam government has chosen to use the air pressure device created by a Bangalore-based start-up in all of its hospitals.
◉ Infants can get vital breathing support with the “SAANS” portable neonatal Continuous Positive Air Pressure (CPAP) equipment both in hospital settings and while traveling.
◉ Pilot testing of the device on a few infants at Guwahati Medical College and Hospital produced “great results.”
4. India plans to invest $30 billion for widespread 4G and 5G connectivity.
◉ The government is spending close to $30 billion to create a strong digital infrastructure in rural areas and guarantee last-mile network accessibility for 4G and 5G in every village across the nation.
◉ The government has already communicated with more than 1.5 lakh gramme panchayats.
◉ To build an interactive framework, the government is now reviewing three to four pieces of legislation, including the new telecom bill, the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, and the IT Act of 2000.
5. The “Hamar Beti Hamar Maan” campaign was launched by the Chhattisgarh government.
◉ The Chhattisgarh government has decided to start the “Hamar Beti Hamar Maan” campaign to promote women’s safety (our daughter, our honor)
◉ Goal: Raise knowledge of safety precautions among girls enrolled in high school and college, and emphasize reporting and looking into incidents involving women.
◉ The girls will learn about a variety of important topics under this program, such as sexual crimes, good touch versus bad contact, and their legal rights.
◉ Under the Hamar Beti Hamar Maan campaign, a helpline number will also be made available.
6. To examine pharmaceutical marketing procedures, the government established a 5-member commission.
◉ A 5-person committee headed by V K Paul, member (health) of NITI Aayog, has been established by the federal government to propose a “legally enforceable” framework for controlling pharmaceutical companies’ marketing strategies.
◉ The four other members of the “high level” committee are S Aparna, secretary in the department of pharmaceuticals (DoP), Rajesh Bhushan, secretary in the ministry of health and family welfare (MoHFW), Nitin Gupta, chairman of the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), and a joint secretary (policy) from the department of personnel (DoP).
◉ Additionally, it will “explore related problems about the need for legally enforceable procedures for regulating marketing tactics, including research into practices around the world.
Banking
7. Leh has fully digitalized its financial activities.
◉ Ladakh’s Leh district has completed the complete digitization of its banking infrastructure.
◉ In less than a year, the Leh district has finished digitizing all of the active banks.
8. MUFG Bank of Japan invested Rs 3,000 crore in the Indian business.
◉ The MUFG Bank of Japan has increased the capital of its Indian branches by 3,000 crores as it seeks to grow its Indian operations.
◉ This capital infusion will bring the overall capital of MUFG Bank in India to 5,207 crores.
◉ The goal is to increase its financial stability in India and better utilize the cash to meet the various financing requirements of its clients.
Appointment
9. Retired Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Bharat Lal is named director general of NCGG The National Center for Good Governance’s new director general is Bharat Lal (NCGG).
◉ The Gujarat government’s resident commissioner in Delhi, Bharat Lal, a member of the 1988 batch of Indian Forest Officers from the Gujarat cadre, was rumored to be close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
◉ Lal was chosen to serve as Lokpal’s Secretary in December 2021.
10. Hockey India’s new president is Dilip Tirkey.
◉ Dilip Tirkey, a former captain of India’s hockey team and a member of the 1998 Asian Games gold-medal winning squad, was overwhelmingly chosen to lead Hockey India.
◉ For the first time ever, a former athlete and Olympian have been chosen to lead Hockey India.
◉ In his more than 15-year international defence career, Tirkey has played in a record 412 international games.
11. AIIMS Delhi’s new director is Dr. M Srinivas
◉ The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, has appointed M Srinivas as its director.
◉ Dr. Randeep Guleria, who has been the director since March 2017, will be replaced by Srinivas.
◉ M. Srinivas will hold the position of director of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi for five years or until he becomes 65.
Important day
12. It’s World Pharmacist Day on September 25.
◉ The 25th of September is designated as World Pharmacist Day each year.
◉ Promote the role that pharmacists play in enhancing global health through their profession.
◉ Pharmacy working together for a healthy world is the theme for 2022.
13. International Daughter’s Day is set for September 25 in 2022.
◉ Every year on the fourth Sunday in September, it is recognized as International Daughter’s Day.
◉ On Sunday, September 25, this year, the day is being observed.
◉ Our girls enrich our lives with love and happiness, so we should treasure them.
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