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MICA-JUNE-ENG-2021.Pdf CONTENTS VOL-17 ISSUE -06 Editor N.K. Jain Advisors SDG INDIA Model Tenancy Act 2020 Neeraj Chabra Index and Dashboard 2020–21 K.C.Gupta Registered Office Mahendra Publication Pvt. Ltd. 103, Pragatideep Building, Plot No. 08, Laxminagar, District Centre, New Delhi - 110092 Three-child policy: TIN-09350038898 China w.e.f. 12-06-2014 Branch Office Mahendra Publication Pvt. Ltd. E-42,43,44, Sector-7, Noida (U.P.) For queries regarding promotion, distribution & Interview 5 advertisement, contact:- Current Affairs - One Liner 6-9 [email protected] Ph.: 09208037962 Spotlight 10 The People 11-22 Owned, printed & published by News Bites 23-59 N.K. Jain 103, Pragatideep Building, Designation : Who's Who 60 Plot No. 08, Laxminagar, Word of English - Etymology 61 District Centre, New Delhi - 110092 Please send your suggestions and Model Tenancy Act 2020 62-63 grievances to:- SDG INDIA : Index and Dashboard 2020–21 64-70 Mahendra Publication Pvt. Ltd. Three-child policy: China 71-72 CP-9, Vijayant Khand, Gomti Nagar Lucknow - 226010 Quiz Time - General Awareness 73-86 E-mail:[email protected] SSC CGL Pre - Model Paper 2020 87-98 © Copyright Reserved SBI Clerk Pre - Model Paper 2020 99-114 # No part of this issue can be printed in whole or in part without the written permission of the publishers. # All the disputes are subject to Delhi jurisdiction only. Mahendra Publication Pvt. Ltd. Editorial “Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans.” - John Lennon Dear Aspirants, We feel delighted to present to you the "June 2021" edition of "Master in Current Affairs". MICA is a comprehensive magazine focused on both the intellectual and competitive nature of learning. Apart from the competitive edge, MICA is intended to provide you with a vision of self-enhancement. MICA includes highly acclaimed sections such as, Newsletters, News Diary, One Liner, World of English, which are directly related to your preparation for competitive examinations. Chalte - Chalte is one of the most steering elements of MICA on the go, which is mentioned below every page. This edition creates a forum where all candidates and guidance personnel can meet the important issues of this month which may play a vital role in the forthcoming examination. The important topics covered in this edition are: SDG India Index and Dashboard 2020–21- The third edition of the SDG India Index and Dashboard 2020–21 was released by NITI Aayog today. Since its inaugural launch in 2018, the index has been comprehensively documenting and ranking the progress made by States and Union Territories towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Three-child policy: China- Three-child policy, whereby a couple can have three children, is a family planning policy in the People's Republic of China. The policy was announced on 31 May 2021 at a meeting of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party, chaired by CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping, on population ageing. Model Tenancy Act 2020- The Union Cabinet approved the Model Tenancy Act, aiming to bring about wide- ranging reforms to unlock over one crore vacant houses and bridge the trust deficit between landlords and tenants. In this edition as a wish for your bright and prosperous future we are providing “SBI CLERK PRE MODEL PAPER 2021” and “SSC CGL PRE MODEL PAPER 2020” for your self-assessment. You can also test your Current Affairs by visiting the Quiz Time section for self-assessment, which includes all possible multiple-choice questions from the current affairs of this month. To serve you better we will diligently serve you our level best with various new topics and news that is important from the examination point of view. Best of luck for your exams. Your suggestions will be highly valuable and welcomed. With Best Wishes Editor : N.K. Jain “Your Success is Our Success” DIVYA INTERVIEW student's selection. Every PERSONAL DETAILS faculty is equally helpful. Divya Vats MICA : What is the role of “Time Father’s Name : Mr. Sanjay Vats Management” in one’s Mother’s Name : Mrs. Upasam Vats success? Hobbies : Teaching, Drawing and Singing Divya : It plays a very important Prior Selection : None role, knowing the value of time leads to success. Name of the Exam : UCO Bank PO MICA : How did you prepare for Roll No. of Qualified Exam : 1680003650 the Interview? Roll No. of Mahendra Institute : DJP1111721132 Divya : By working on myself and Divya : giving mock interviews. English Language MICA : Tell us about the Interview Board and the questions Reading newspaper and giving more asked? than two ST every week and analyze the questions. Divya : There were 5 members in the panel. Reasoning Ability The questions asked were: Practicing time based puzzles and I. Who introduced financial regular tests. inclusion? MICA : Mahendra's family Numerical Ability II. What is BSBDA? expresses its heartfelt III. How business correspondents congratulations on your Understanding the basic concepts and help the Bank? success. by working on calculations. IV. Why Banking? Divya : Thank You! General Awareness MICA : To whom do you want V. What you think your score will to give the credit of your MICA & reading Newspaper. be? selection? MICA : What would you say MICA : From whom did you Divya : My Parents and about “Master in Current get information of your Mahendra's Faculty. Affairs” Magazine selection and what was (MICA) and Mahendra's your reaction? MICA : After how many attempts Website? did you succeed in this Divya : I checked it myself. I kind examination? Divya : It is a very good way to of cried. boost up your knowledge Divya : Haven't Counted. MICA : What message do you and expand your want to convey to other MICA : What is the role of mind towards general aspirants? Mahendra's institute in awareness. your selection? Divya : Never loose hope and MICA : What is the best thing work smart. Divya : Yes, Mahendra's helped about our coaching me to decide the necessary institute, according to MICA : Congratulations! once steps required to achieve you? again on your success. my goal. Your success is our Divya : The motivation, the success. MICA : How did you prepare for guidance and positive the examination? focus towards the Divya : Thank You! The former head of South Africa’s ministerial advisory committee on COVID-19, Indian-origin professor JUNE 2021 MICA Salim Abdool Karim, has been appointed to the World Health Organisation (WHO) Science Council. 5 CURRENT AFFAIRS One Liner ONE Liner PERSONS IN NEWS AWARDS # ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India appointed Sapan # Actor Rajinikanth will be conferred with the _____ Gupta as global law chief. Who is the Chairman and Dadasaheb Phalke award. - 51st Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ArcelorMittal? # Birla Cellulose has emerged as a winner in the _____ - Lakshmi Mittal edition of the "National Innovative and Sustainable # Ashok Kumar Walia passed away. He was a famous Supply Chain Awards" by UN Global Compact ______. - Politician Network. - First # Bhagwati Singh passed away at the age of 88 in Uttar # Former National Coach of India & Dronacharya Pradesh's Lucknow. He was related to which field? awardee, Sanjay Chakraverty passed away in April - Politician 2021. In which sport did he train athletes? # CREDAI has appointed as its new national president - Shooting to whom? - Harsh Vardhan Patodia # National Award winner Vaman Bhonsle passed away, # Dr Venkata Subbaiah was passed away recently. He he was _______. - Film editor was related to which profession? # Recently I. A. Rehman human rights activist and - Politics Magsaysay Award winner, died he belong to which # Former Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) director country? - Pakistani Ranjit Sinha passed away in Delhi. The headquarters # Which film has recently received the best film award at of CBI is located in which city? the Academy Awards? - Nomadland - New Delhi # Which Filmmaker won the top prize at the Directors # Former international hockey umpire Suresh Kumar Guild of America Awards for her feature film Thakur died in Mohali. He was a famous______. Nomadland? - Chloe Zhao - Hockey umpire SCHEMES AND LAUNCHES # Former Speaker of which state Assembly Surendra Sirsat has passed away recently? - Goa # ________ is set to launch SpaceX Crew Dragon second # Former US Ambassador to India _____ has been flight to the International Space Station on April 22. appointed as General Counsel and Head of Global Public - NASA Policy of Mastercard. - Richard Verma # _______and the US has launched a clean energy # Former US President Barack Obama's ____ step- partnership initiative to mobilize investments, and enable grandmother, Sarah Obama, has passed away aged 99 green collaborations. - Nepal years old. - Kenyan # Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the # Kalawati Bhuria died recently. She was a- distribution of e-property cards under which scheme? - Politician - Swamitva Scheme # Lieutenant General, "WAG" Pinto (Retd), a military # The "SUPACE" is an AI-based portal launched for hero who led an infantry division in the ______ India- which organization? - Supreme Court of India Pakistan War has passed away recently. - 1971 # The Central Government has released an amount of # Noted Islamic scholar Maulana Wahiduddin Khan has Rupees 39 Crore 86 Lakh only as Central Assistance passed away. He has written which book? to the which State Government under the Centrally - In Search of God Sponsored Scheme of Post–Matric Scholarship for OBC Student? - Madhya Pradesh In a first, the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has appointed a woman officer Vaishali S
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