GK Current Affairs of 1 October 2022

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International News
National News
States News
Banking News
Awards News
Important Days

International News

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Vladimir Putin Declares Annexation Of 4 Ukrainian Regions by Russia

Vladimir Putin has announced annexation by Russia to 4 Ukrainian regions namely Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhia.
The West has denounced Russia’s annexation of Ukrainian territory as an illegitimate land grab after the treaties were signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Ukraine’s President Zelensky unexpectedly responded by submitting an application to join the NATO armed alliance.

Eurozone Inflation Hits At 10%, A new High

Inflation in the 19-member eurozone reached 10% in September, the highest it has ever been in the history of the common European currency, according to the latest flash estimate from Eurostat, the EU statistics agency.
This is up from the 9.1% seen in August. Just one year ago, inflation was 3.2%. The high inflation figure comes as the region experiences soaring electricity and natural gas prices, and also comes amid forecasts of a looming recession.
The price of energy has risen 40.8% when compared to last year’s prices, while the cost of food, alcohol, and tobacco rose 11.8% in September, up from the 10.6% recorded in August. The inflation figure in Estonia for September was pegged at a whopping 24.2%, a little lower than the 25.2% seen in August, but also the highest in the eurozone.

Kazakhstan changes its capital’s name from Nur-Sultan back to Astana

Kazakhstan’s president, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, is to restore the former name of the country’s capital Astana, three years after he renamed it in honor of his predecessor.
Kazakhstan’s president has signed a law to limit the presidential terms and return the Central Asian country’s capital’s old name, in the latest step in breaking with the legacy of his predecessor. The bill also restored the name of the capital to Astana.
The name was changed to Nur-Sultan in March 2019 in honor of the outgoing President Nursultan Nazarbayev. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a bill on 24 September limiting the president’s mandate to a seven-year term, a day after parliament approved the measure.

National News

5G Launch: PM Modi says the rollout of 5G is a gift to 130 billion Indians

5G launch: According to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office, the country’s 5G services were officially inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 1, 2022, marking the beginning of the period of ultra-high-speed mobile internet. The sixth iteration of the India Mobile Congress was also launched by PM Modi.
With the advent of 5G, a new era is beginning in the country. A limitless sky of options will open up with 5G.
The PM continued by saying that New India would actively participate in the creation and use of technology rather than merely becoming a consumer of it.
Future wireless technology design and related production will be heavily influenced by India.

States News

World’s largest safari park to be developed in Gurugram

The world’s largest jungle safari park to be developed in Haryana The world’s largest jungle safari park is spread over an area of 10000 acres in the Aravalli mountain ranges of Gurugram and Nuh districts. This project will be the largest such project in the world.
The park has a large herbarium, an aviary, four areas for large cars, a large area for herbivores, an area for exotic animals/birds, an underwater world, scenic trails, visitors, tourist areas, botanical gardens, Biome, and Equatorial. , Tropical, Coastal, Desert, etc.
Aravali Foundation will be set up to create the world’s largest jungle safari park which will manage the project.

Banking News

Active credit cards drop 2.3 million in August over new RBI norms

The outstanding credit card base declined to 77.99 million in August from 80 million in July, mainly due to new norms by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which guarantee inoperative cards to be inoperative for one year.
While there was a decline of 2.8 percent in net card additions on a month-on-month (MoM) basis in August, for the first time in many months, credit card spending on a higher basis declined by 3 percent. Still, spends over Rs 1 lakh crore for the sixth consecutive month.

Awards News

Indian Women’s rights activist Srishti Bakshi wins ‘Changemaker’ award

A women’s rights activist from India, Srishti Bakshi has won the ‘Changemaker‘ award at the UN SDG (United Nations Sustainable Development Goals) Action Awards held at a ceremony in Bonn, Germany.
The award is given to recognize the efforts of Srishti Bakshi to raise awareness of gender-based violence and inequality.
The UN SDG Action Awards Ceremony celebrates people and initiatives that mobilize, inspire, and connect people every day, proving that each one of us has the power to drive transformative action.
The finalists for the UN SDG Action Awards were selected from over 3,000 applications from 150 countries and the winners were announced during a live event on 27 September 2022.

Important Days

World Vegetarian Day 2022 observed on 01st October

World Vegetarian Day is celebrated on the first day of October. It also starts Vegetarian Awareness Month. This global day of advocacy and awareness celebrates the benefits of vegetarianism and encourages people to reduce their consumption of animal products.
The day is observed to create awareness about the benefits of vegetarianism such as reducing the risk of heart diseases and other health complications.

International Day of Older Persons celebrates on the 1st of October

October 1 is observed as the International Day of Older Persons across the globe. The day was introduced by the United Nations General Assembly with an aim of honoring the contribution of older persons and looking into the problems that they face.
Older people make significant contributions to society via volunteer work, passing on experience and knowledge, and assisting their families with different responsibilities. As today we celebrate this occasion, let’s glance at its history and significance.
The overall umbrella theme for the United Nations International Day of Older Persons in 2022 is “Resilience of Older Persons in a Changing World.”

International Coffee Day 2022 celebrates on the 01st of October

International Coffee Day is celebrated every year on 1 October to celebrate and promote the use of coffee. The day is celebrated to celebrate “the diversity, quality, and passion of the coffee sector”. It is an opportunity for coffee lovers to share their love for the drink and support farmers whose livelihoods depend on the aromatic crop.
Every year the 77 member countries of the International Coffee Organization (ICO), dozens of coffee partners, and millions of coffee lovers come together to celebrate their favorite beverage.

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