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1 CURRENT AFFAIRS FEBRUARY NATIONAL AFFAIRS 1. Which Ministry organized the NCAVES 3. Which was India’s 1st major acquisition of (Natural Capital Accounting and Valuation of fighter planes in the last 23 years after the Ecosystem Services) India Forum-2021? acquiring the Sukhoi jets from Russia? s 1) Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate 1) F-35 from US Change (MoEF) 2) Rafale from France 2) Ministry of Statistics and Programme 3) Su-30MKI from Russia e Implementation (MoSPI) 4) IAI Kfir from Israel 3) Ministry of Finance (FinMin) 5) Mirage 2000 from France 4) Ministry of Skill Development and Answer- 2) Rafale from Fransce Entrepreneurship (MSDE) Explanation: 5) Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium On 27th January 2021, The 3rd batch of 3 Rafale Enterprises (MSME) Aircrafts which got airborne from Istres Air Base, France Answer- 2) Ministry of Statistics and landed at an Indian Airs Force Base, India. The non-stop Programme Implementation (MoSPI) flight for 7000 km was supported by the inflight Explanation: refuelling by Multi Role Tanker Transport (MRTT), UAE NCAVES (Natural Capital Accounting and Air Force. Witha this 3rd set of deliveries the total number Valuation of the Ecosystem Services) India Forum-2021 of Rafales in the IAF’s inventory became 11. This is was organized by the Ministry of Statistics and India’s 1stl major acquisition of fighter planes in 23 years Programme Implementation (MoSPI) through virtual after the Sukhoi jets from Russia. mode on January 14, 21, 28, 2021. It is aimed to Spread 4. What was the estimated capital need for India the knowledge of Environmental-Economic accounting between 2020-2030, for transition towards for Sustainable Economic Growth using the United CElectric Vehicles (EVs) adoption, as per the Nations’ System of Environmental-Economic Accounting report released by NITI Aayog & Rocky (SEEA) framework. Participating Countries – Ind ia, Mountain Institute (RMI) in January 2021? Brazil, China, Mexico & South Africa. 1) INR 10 Lakh Crores 2. Where was India’s 1st indigenous metro racks 2) INR 19.7 Lakh Crores deployed, in January 2021? a 3) INR 15.5 Lakh Crores 1) Chennai, Tamil Nadu 4) INR 17 Lakh Crores 2) Kochi, Kerala t 5) INR 21.7 Lakh Crores 3) Kolkata, West Bengal Answer- 2) INR 19.7 Lakh Crores 4) Bhubaneswar, Odisha Explanation: 5) Mumbai, Maharashtra p According to the report ‘Mobilising Finance for EVs Answer- 5) Mumbai, Maharashtra in India: A Toolkit of Solutions to Mitigate Risks and Explanation: Address Market Barriers, January 2021’ released by On 29th Januaryu 2021, Uddhav Thackeray, Chief NITI Aayog & Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), India’s Minister of Maharashtra unveiled the first indigenous transition towards Electric Vehicles (EVs) adoption metro racks for the new Metro line of Mumbai – Metro 2A between the years 2020-2030 will need a capital of INR and 7 at the Charkop Metro Depot, Mumbai, 19.7 Lakh Crores (USD 266 Billion) they will be utilized Maharashtra. The rake was manufactured by Bharat for construction of vehicles, charging stations, and Earth MoverGs Limited (BEML) and delivered the first batteries & other infrastructures. ‘Made in India’ rake from the Bengaluru facility of 5. When was the 2021 ASEAN-India Hackathon BEML. This metro line will become functional from June conducted? 2021. 1) February 1-3 2) January 30 – February 2 3) January 28-30 2 4) January 27-31 3) Mahatma Gandhi 5) January 31 – February 3 4) Subhas Chandra Bose Answer- 1) February 1-3 5) Rabindranath Tagore Explanation: Answer- 2) Swami Vivekananda On 1st February, 2021 Union Education Minister Explanation: Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ addressed the inaugural Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 125th session of 2021’s ASEAN-India Hackathon. anniversary celebrations of the ‘Prabuddha Bharata’ ASEAN-INDIA Hackathon 2021 is launched by journal. ‘Prabuddha Bharata' is a monthly journal of the Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN) in Ramakrishna Order which was started by Swami partnership with Ministry of Education (MoE). The event Vivekananda. It has been in publication since 1896 and an Initiative by the Ministry of Education is aimed at carries articles on social sciences and humanities Economic development through collaboration in comprising historical, psychological, cultural and social education, science and technology, exchange of sciences themes. s thoughtful leadership works. This is a 36 hours’ event 9. Where was the National Tribal Festival ‘Aadi conducted online from 1st – 3rd February 2021. Mahotsav’ 2021 held? 6. When was the Indigenous Tejas Mark II 1) New Delhi e Multirole Combat Jet planned to get launched 2) Mumbai, Maharashtra by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)? 3) Jaisalmer, Rajasthan 1) 2025 2) 2030 4) Indore, Madhya Pradesh 3) 2027 4) 2023 s 5) In TRIFED’s Virtual Platform 5) 2022 Answer- 1) New Delhi Answer- 5) 2022 Explanation: Explanation: s On February 1, 2021, Vice President of India, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) is planning Venkaiah Naidu inaugurated the National Tribal to launch the Indigenous Tejas Mark II Multirole Combat Festival ‘Aadi Mahotsav’ 2021 at Dilli Haat, New Delhi. Jet in August-September of 2022. The 1st high-speed trial The festival willa be held from February 1-15, 2021 will of the jet will be started in 2023 and productions are showcase Tribal art, crafts, medicine, cuisine & folk expected to begin in 2025. The new version of Tejas will l performances from Tribal Artists and chefs from more have Bigger fuselage, longer range, better than 20 states of India. The festival is a joint initiative of maintainability, greater load carrying capability, the Ministry of Tribal Affairs & Tribal Cooperative stronger engine power & superior net-centric warfare Marketing Development Federation of India (TRIFED). systems. C10. Recently (in Feb 2021), Barbara Pompili 7. Where is India’s 1st Leather Park located? signed a letter of Intent between SECI & AFD 1) Gurugram, Haryana for development of a 150 MW floating solar 2) Mumbai, Maharashtra plant. She is the Minister for Ecological 3) Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh Transition of _________. 4) Ambur, Tamil Nadu a 1) Singapore 2) Italy 5) Kolkata, West Bengal t 3) France 4) Qatar Answer- 3) Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 5) Russia Explanation: Answer- 3) France The Government of Uttar Pradesh(UP) established Explanation: India’s First Mega Leather pPark in Kanpur, Uttar Barbara Pompili, French Minister for Ecological Pradesh. This project is expected to generate more than Transition made a 5-day Visit to India from January 50000 job opportunities and indirectly provide livelihood 28-February 1, 2021. During Barbara Pompili’s meeting to more than 1.5 lakh individuals. The leather park will with R K Singh, Ministry of Power, New and Renewable have all the facilitiesu for production as well as exhibition Energy a letter of intent between SECI & AFD for the of leather products. It will also have fooding and lodging development of a floating solar plant of up to 150 MW was arrangements for the investors who will come here from signed. During the meeting, Bilateral technical all over the world. cooperation on high-efficiency solar panels & new 8. In JanGuary 2021, PM Modi addressed the 125th investments from French Companies in Solar Power anniversary celebrations of the ‘Prabuddha Projects & Smart Grid in India were discussed. Bharata’ journal. Who started the ‘Prabuddha 11. Recently (in Feb 2021), Indo-French declared Bharata’ journal? the period 2021-2022 as the Year of ________. 1) Aurobindo Ghosh 1) Economy 2) Swami Vivekananda 2) Medical Amenities 3 3) Renewable Energy 14. Where was India’s 1st Centre for Wetland 4) Environment Conservation and Management (CWCM) 5) Cure recently (in Feb 2021), got established by Answer- 4) Environment MoEFCC? Explanation: 1) Nagpur, Maharashtra Barbara Pompili, French Minister for Ecological 2) Chandigarh Transition made a 5-day Visit to India from January 3) Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh 28-February 1, 2021. Indo-French Year of the 4) Kochi, Kerala Environment for the period 2021-22 was launched by 5) Chennai, Tamil Nadu Prakash Javadekar, Ministry of Environment, Forest Answer- 5) Chennai, Tamil Nadu and Climate Change (MoEFCC) & Barbara Pompili, Explanation: French Minister for Ecological Transition during the Minister of State for Ministry of Environment, meeting between the Two Ministers. With an Objective to Forest & Climate Change (MoEFCC), Babul Supriyo Strengthen Indo-French cooperation in sustainable announced the establishment of India’s 1st Centre for development & increasing the efficacy of actions towards Wetland Conservation and Management (CWCM) at global environment protection. Chennai, Tamil Nadu. It is being set up as part of the 12. How many products were recently (in Feb National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Management 2021), added to Minor Forest Produce (MFP) (NCSCM) Institute, a research institute under MoEFCC. under the central government’s scheme that It was launched on occasion of the World Wetland Day receive Minimum Support Price (MSP)? observed on February 2, 2021. 1) 49 2) 63 15. Where was Hindustan Aeronautics Limited’s 3) 6 4) 9 (HAL) 2nd Exclusive LCA-Tejas Fighter Jets 5) 14 Production Plant recently (in Feb 2021), Answer- 5) 14 inaugurated? Explanation: 1) Chennai, Tamil Nadu The Ministry of Tribal Affairs has included 14 2) Bangalore, Karnataka additional Minor Forest Produce (MFP) items under the 3) Amritsar, Punjab Minimum Support Price (MSP) Scheme to ensure that 4) Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh Tribal Gatherers get fair prices for their Forest Produces. 5) Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh The 14 items are Tasar Cocoon, Cashew Kernel, Elephant Answer- 2) Bangalore, Karnataka Apple Dry, Bamboo Shoot, Malkangani Seed, Mahul Explanation: Leaves, Nagod, Gokhru, Pipla/Uchithi, Gamhar/Gamari, On February 2, 2021, Union Defence Minister Oroxylumindicum, Wild Mushroom dry, Shringraj & Tree Rajnath Singh inaugurated the Hindustan Aeronautics Moss. Previously, there were 49 items covered under the Limited’s (HAL) 2nd Exclusive Light Combat Aircraft scheme, with the inclusion of the 14 products, the total (LCA)-Tejas Fighter Jets Production Plant at count jumps to 63.
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    Annual Report 2016-17

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