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Daily Current Affairs – 7 July 2023
The day’s news that matters for Prelims and Mains, organised by GS paper, with practice questions.
Daily Current Affairs 06.07.2023( Services Dept. makes L-G’s call official: 437 appointments by AAP govt. declared ‘void’, Bombay HC notice to State govt. on panel on interfaith marriage, ‘A global rupee may raise volatility’ )
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1. Services Dept. makes L-G’s call official: 437 appointments by AAP govt. declared ‘void’ L-G V.K. Saxena had ordered terminating services of the consultants, Raj Niwas officials said on Monday. FILE PHOTO The Services Department on Wednesday issued an order that 437 private persons appointed as advisers, fellows and consultants by the AAP government are “void […]
Daily Current Affairs 05.07.2023 ( SCO calls for multipolar world order as Iran joins grouping, Court seeks minor wrestler’s reply on police closure report, Understanding leptospirosis, a disease that surges during the monsoon, Bunker-clearing exercise to begin in Manipur today )
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1. SCO calls for multipolar world order as Iran joins grouping Indicating a lack of consensus, India stays out of statements on economic cooperation and on China’s Belt and Road Initiative, owing to projects in PoK; SCO calls for cooperation on digital payments and countering radicalisation The formation of a “more representative” and multipolar world order […]
Daily Current Affairs 07.07.2023 ( India needs a Uniform Civil Code, Food inflation threatens to undermine efforts to ensure price stability, Internationalizing the rupee without the ‘coin tossing’, SC asks NGO to move Centre against issue of sarpanch-patism in politics, Chandrayaan-3 launch on July 14, lunar landing on August 23 or 24, FinMin pushes for reforms to spur FDI, ‘India will need at least 20 lakh deep tech engineers by 2030’)
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1. India needs a Uniform Civil Code M. Venkaiah Naidu is a former Vice President of India. India, being a diverse nation, is home to many religions, each with its distinct personal laws governing marriage, divorce, adoption, inheritance and succession. It would be accurate to say that the absence of a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) […]