CURRENT AFFAIRS 14th MARCH

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March 14, 2021

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# DMK manifesto

 

 

  • DMK’s manifesto for the assembly election released on saturday said a law would be enacted to reserve 75% of jobs for tamils in industries in the state.
  • DMK announced a sum of 1000 crore rupees for restroration and consecration of temples. Although DMK is considered a anti-hindu party.
  • DMK also announced 25,000 rupees in grant for one lakh people to undertake pilgrimage.
  • Manifesto also announces 200 crore rupees for restoration of churches and mosques.

 

 

 

# Burqa ban

 

 

  • Srilanka will soon ban the burkha or faceveil.
  • Srilanka used the controversial prevention of terrorism (PTA) law to deal with religious extremism.
  • There is also a proposal to shut over 1000 madarsas.

 

 

 

# Ayushman yojna

 

 

  • The “Aap ke dwar ayushman” campaign of the National health authority (NHA) recorded more than 4.7 lakh beneficiary verification in a single day on march 10 for free healthcare services under the ayushman bharat pradhanmantri aarogya yojna (AB-PMLAY).
  • On wednesday, atleast 477105 beneficiary records were created in the ongoing drive.
  • Bihar was the first state to activate the verification process in the mission mode.

 

 

 

# Raman effect

 

 

  • Researchers at IIT madras have demonstrated that by using raman thermometry on fibre optic cables, they can achieve monitoring of power transmission cables.
  • The work is part of a larger ongoing project on distributed fibre sensors and has been published recently in IEEE sensors journal.
  • Interestingly, they achieve this by using the optical fibres that are already embedded in the power cables for establishing optical communication.

 

 

 

# India fintech valuation

 

 

  • India’s financial technology firms are poised to become three times as valuable in the next five years, reaching a valuation of $ 150-160 billion by 2025, according to a report.
  • The report unveiled on saturday details the findings from the study that Boston consulting group (BCG) and FICCI undertook to size the value-creation potential and identify imperatives for India’s fintech growth.

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