Goaltide Daily Current Affairs 2023

Oct 16, 2023

Current Affair 1:
Provisional coal statistics

 

The Secretary of the Ministry of Coal has released the statistical publication titled “Provisional Coal Statistics for 2022-23.”

Current Affair 2:
Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry or ‘APAAR’ card

 

News:

The Union Education Ministry recently notified the States to begin the process of introducing the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry or 'APAAR'.

About:

The Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry - APAAR, dubbed as the 'One Nation, one student ID' is an Education Ecosystem Registry or an 'EduLocker'.

Current Affair 3:
Government launched IndiaSkills 2023-24

 

India participated in World Skills Competition 2022 Special Edition in 50 skills and secured 11th position with 2 Silver Medals, 3 Bronze Medals and 13 Medallion for Excellence.

Indian government also announced the commencement of IndiaSkills 2023-24, the nation's most significant and awaited National Skill Competition.

Just learn about both.

Current Affair 4:
India launching new ‘authorization’ system for import of laptops, tablets and personal computers

 

The Indian government decided to allow restriction-free imports of laptops and tablets, and launched a new system of “authorisation” aimed at monitoring shipments of such hardware without hurting market supply.

The new “import management system” takes effect from Nov. 1 and requires companies to register the quantity and value of imports, but the government will not reject any import requests and will use the data for monitoring.

Its purpose is “to ensure that all this provides us with the kind of data and information we need to make sure that we have a completely trusted digital system”.

India’s electronics and software imports, which include laptops, tablets and personal computers, stood at $33.6 billion in the April to August period, up nearly 8% from last year.

India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA) said it “extends its profound appreciation towards the government’s recent decision to maintain restriction-free imports of laptops and tablets.”

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