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VETRII IAS STUDY CIRCLE Current Affairs (A book for TNPSC Examination) MARCH-2021 An ISO 9001: 2015 Institution | Providing Excellence Since 2011 Head Offi ce Old No.52, New No.1, 9th Street, F Block, 1st Avenue Main Road, (Near Istha siddhi Vinayakar Temple), Anna Nagar East – 600102. Phone: 044-2626 5326 | 98844 72636 | 98844 21666 | 98844 32666 Branches SALEM KOVAI MADURAI No.189/1, Meyanoor Road, No.347, D.S.Complex (3rd fl oor), 199, Dharshini Tower, Near ARRS Multiplex, Nehru Street, Near Gandhipuram 1st Floor, Vaigai Colony, (Near Salem New Bus Stand), Central Bus Stand, Ramnagar, Anna Nagar, Opp. Venkateshwara Complex, Kovai - 9 Madurai - 625 020. Salem - 636004. 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No part of this VETRII IAS STUDY CIRCLE publication may be reproduced, th stored in a retrieval system, or F Block New No. 1, 9 Street, transmitted in any form or by any 1st Avenue Main Road, Chinthamani, means, electronic, mechanical, Anna Nagar (E), Chennai – 102. photocopying, recording or otherwise without the written Phone : 044-2626 5326 permission of the publisher, will be 98844 72636 | 98844 21666 | 98844 32666 responsible for the loss and may E-mail : [email protected] be punished for compensation under copyright act. Web : www.vetriias.com CONTENTS HISTORY 01 28 POLITICAL SCIENCE GEOGRAPHY 33 34 ECONOMICS SCIENCE 38 NATIONAL–DIARY OF EVENT 45 INTERNATIONAL 60 AFFAIRS TAMILNADU AFFAIRS 66 109 PRACTICE QUESTIONS 1. HISTORY 1.1 IMPORTANT DAYS Date Day Theme / Remark World Wildlife Theme 2021: “Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining 03-03-2021 Day People and Planet”. World Hearing This year, the theme of World Hearing day 03-03-2021 Day -March 3 was “Hearing Care for All”. India commemorated ‘Chabahar day’ on March 4, 2021, on the sidelines of the Marine India Summit-2021. The summit is being held from March 2 to 4. As per the MEA, the ministers of Armenia, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and India Russia will participate in the event. 04-03-2021 commemorates It is the only Iranian port with direct access ‘Chabahar day’ to the Indian Ocean and the agreement was signed between India and Iran in 2018 for its development. Chabahar Port It is located on the Gulf of Oman, Iran It is only 72 km away from the Gwadar port of Pakistan which has been developed by China. International The United Nations began celebrating Women's International Women's Day in the International Day (IWD) is 08-03-2021 Women's Year, 1975. celebrated on 8 International Womens Year – 1978. March around the world Vetrii IAS Study Circle Vetrii 11-03-2021 World Kidney Day Theme 2021– 'Living Well with Kidney Disease'. 2 | Current Affairs (March 2021) Vetrii IAS Study Circle Date Day Theme / Remark International Day The theme for 2021 IDM is “Mathematics for a 14-03-2021 of Mathematics Better World“. World Consumer The theme for World Consumer Rights Day 2021 15-03-2021 Rights Day is “Tackling Plastic Pollution.” Global Recycling 18-03-2021 ▪ The theme for 2021 is “Recycling Heroes”. Day ▪ The day commemorates the foundation of the first Ordnance Factory in colonial India at Cossipore near Kolkata where production started on March Vetrii IAS Study Circle Vetrii 18, 1802. ▪ The Indian Ordnance Factories operate under the Ministry of Defence (MoD). ▪ The day is celebrated by displaying the rifles, Ordnance guns, artillery, ammunition etc in exhibitions all 18-03-2021 Factories' Day over India. ▪ Currently, the Ordnance Factories organisation comprises 41 factories grouped into five operational divisions of the Ordnance Factory Board (OFB). Arms Logistics Board of India ▪ Formed on: 1712 ▪ Head Quarters: Kolkata International Day ▪ The 2021 International Day of Happiness 20-03-2021 campaign theme is ‘Keep Calm. Stay Wise. Be of Happiness Kind’. ▪ World Water Day is observed annually across the globe on March 22 with the purpose of highlighting the importance of water and raising awareness about the water crisis that the world faces. World Water Day ▪ According to the United Nations (UN) website, 22-03-2021 the main focus of the day is to “support the 2021 achievement of sustainable development goal (SDG) 6: water and sanitation for all by Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain’ 2030. ▪ On the occasion of World Water Day, Prime Vetrii IAS Study Circle Vetrii Minister Narendra Modi will launch the ‘campaign in a video conference event. 2 www.vetriias.com HISTORY | 3 Date Day Theme / Remark ▪ March 23 is observed as Martyrs Day (Shaheed Diwas or Sarvodaya Day) to pay tribute on death anniversary of the freedom fighters Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev Thapar, and Shivaram Rajguru, Martyrs Day who laid their lives for the freedom of India. (Bhagat Singh, ▪ It was on March 23 in 1931, in Lahore (Pakistan), 23-03-2021 Sukhdev Thapar, that these three were hanged to death for and Shivaram assassinating John Saunders, a British police Rajguru) officer in 1928. ▪ They had mistook him for British police superintendent James Scott, who had ordered lathi charge, which eventually led to the death of Vetrii IAS Study Circle Vetrii Lala Lajpat Rai. ▪ The theme of World Tuberculosis Day 2021 is ‘The Clock is Ticking’. World ▪ On World Tuberculosis Day, ‘Mask for 24-03-2021 Tuberculosis Day the Masses’ campaign was launched at the Government Stanley Medical College Hospital to promote the use of masks and prevent the spread of tuberculosis and COVID-19. ▪ Every year, the Earth Hour is celebrated worldwide on the last Saturday of the March month to show support for fight against climate change and commitment towards better planet. ▪ Earth Hour 2021 is being marked on March 27, 2021. 27-03-2021 Earth Hour 2021 ▪ The Earth Hour 2021 theme will focus on “Climate Change to Save Earth”. ▪ The Day is a worldwide movement organized by the WorldWide Fund for Nature (WWF), encouraging individuals, communities, corporates, and households to turn off their lights for one hour, from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Vetrii IAS Study Circle Vetrii www.vetriias.com 3 4 | Current Affairs (March 2021) Vetrii IAS Study Circle 1.2 DEFENCE, NATIONAL SECURITY AND TERRORISM Indian Air Force to Participate in EX Combined Commanders Conference Desert FLAG VI ▪ It is the annual meeting of three-armed force ▪ For the first time ever, the Indian Air Force services (Army, Navy and Air Force) and the (IAF) is participating in Exercise Desert Flag- Ministry of Defence to plan India’s long-term VI, which has been organised from March 03 security. to 27, 2021 at Al-Dhafra airbase, UAE. ▪ It provides a platform for discussions at the ▪ Ex Desert Flag is an annual multi-national apex Level on all the Joint Issues and enables large force employment warfare exercise stock taking of the previous year and planning hosted by the United Arab Emirates Air Force. the way ahead for the next year. ▪ The exercise will also see the air forces of ▪ It is chaired by the Defence Minister, Minister United Arab Emirates, United States of of State (Defence) and also attended by the America, France, Saudi Arabia, South Korea ministry top officials, National Security Advisor (NSA), Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), and Bahrain. IAS Study Circle Vetrii ▪ The IAF is participating with six Su-30 MKI, service chiefs and senior officers of the three two C-17 and one IL-78 tanker aircraft. services. Desert Flag VI Scorpene-class submarine INS Karanj commissioned into the Indian Navy in ▪ The Indian Air Force is for the first time Mumbai participating in the annual multinational large ▪ The third Scorpene-class submarine “INS force employment warfare exercise, Desert Karanj” was commissioned into the Indian Flag VI, hosted by the United Arab Emirates Navy in Mumbai on March 10, 2021, in Air Force. presence of Chief of Naval Staff Admiral India inks pact with Philippines for Karambir Singh and Admiral (Retired) VS sale of ‘defence equipment’ including Shekhawat. 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    www.gradeup.co ANSWERS FOR 100+ CA QUESTIONS NDA • UN Environment Programme (UNEP) has released a report titled “Global Climate Litigation Report 2021”. • According to the report Climate litigation cases have spiked in recent years, making the courtroom increasingly relevant to efforts to address climate change around the world. • The report, published by UNEP in cooperation with the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia University, shows climate litigation has become more common and more successful worldwide. • As per the report, climate cases have nearly doubled over the last three years. • Increasing climates cases are increasingly compelling the governments and corporate actors to implement their climate commitments. • The cases are also compelling the government to pursue more ambitious climate change mitigation and adaptation goals. • As per the data provided by the report, in 2017 884 cases were brought in 24 countries. While as of 2020, cases have increased to 1,550 filed in 38 countries and the European Union courts. • COVID-19 “performance index” was released by the Australian think- tank, Lowy Institute. • In the index India ranked 86 out of 98 countries, while the United States placed 94 and Brazil at the bottom of the index. • Sri Lanka was the best faring nation in South Asia, ranking 10, while the Maldives was at 25, Pakistan at 69, Nepal at 70, and Bangladesh at 84. • The think-tank said China was not included “due to a lack of publicly available data on testing”. • New Zealand and Vietnam led the list, followed by Taiwan, Thailand and Cyprus in the top five.