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Current Affairs 29 July 2021 – IAS Current Affairs

Current Affairs 29 July 2021 focuses on Prelims-Mains perspective. Major events are :


All India Quota Scheme : Reservation 27% OBCs and 10% EWS UPSC

What is discussed ?

  • 27% reservation for OBCs and 10% reservation for Economically Weaker Section (EWS) in the All India Quota (AIQ) Scheme for undergraduate and postgraduate medical / dental courses (MBBS / MD / MS / Diploma / BDS / MDS) from the current academic year 2021-22 onwards.
  • About the Decision
  • About All India Quota
  • Introduction of EWS Category
  • Seats in Medical Education

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Space Activities Bill 2017

What is discussed ?

  • Space Activities Bill is under active consideration of the Government which will include aspects pertaining to regulation and promotion of private players in space sector.
  • Status of the Bill
  • Draft Space Activities Bill, 2017
  • Criticism

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Exercise Cutlass Express-21

What is discussed ?

  • Indian Naval Ship Talwar is participating in the multi-national maritime exercise Cutlass Express 2021 (CE 21), being conducted from 26 Jul to 06 Aug 21 in Kenya. 
  • About the exercise
  • Need for Excercise
  • Indian Navy Joint Exercises

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Geo-Imaging Satellite EOS 03

What is discussed ?

  • Geo-imaging satellite EOS-03 is scheduled for launch in third quarter of 2021.
  • Geo-imaging satellite will help in near-real time monitoring of natural disasters like floods & cyclones.
  • EOS-03 would also enable monitoring of water bodies, crops, vegetation condition, forest cover changes etc.
  • About the launch
  • GSAT

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International Tiger Day 2021 July 29

What is discussed ?

  • Prime Minister greeted wildlife lovers especially those who are passionate about tiger conservation on International Tiger Day.
  • About the Day
  • Tiger conservation in India

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Vandalism On The Assembly Floor UPSC Perspective

What is discussed ?

  • Supreme Court held that legislators who indulge in vandalism and general mayhem cannot claim parliamentary privilege and immunity from criminal prosecution.
  • Highlights of the verdict
  • Parliamentary Privilege

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