CURRENT AFFAIRS 5th FEBRUARY

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February 5, 2021

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# Sero survey

 

 

 

  • Nearly one in five (21%) Indians had been infected by the SARS-COV-2 coronavirus until December 2020.
  • This data is revealed in the third round of the serological survey by the ICMR.
  • This is roughly a three fold increase since August and a twenty fold increase may, when previous rounds of the survey were conducted.
  • The survey sampled people from 70 districts across 21 states.

 

 

 

# Delhi government – LG

 

 

 

  • The ministry of home affairs (MHA) is all set to introduce a legislation in the budget session of the parliament to amend a 1991 act pertaining to the powers and functions of the Delhi government and of lieutenant governor.
  • This proposed legislation received union cabinet’s approval on wednesday.
  • The bill is likely to clearly define the powers of the LG and the Delhi government on the lines of the Supreme court judgement in february 2019.

 

 

 

# Tejas export

 

 

 

  • Hindustan aeronautics limited (HAL) is actively looking for exports of the Tejas LCA with countries in South east asia and west asia showing interest in buying it.
  • This LCA tejas will be exported to other countries at the same rate as it has been sold to IAF.
  • HAL also announced an ambitious futuristic project for the development of an unmanned fighter jet, which would be controlled by a manned aircraft called “manned-unmanned” teaming.
  • This system will be called combat air teaming system (CATS).

 

 

 

# Maternal welfare scheme

 

 

 

  • The government’s maternity benefit scheme or pradhan mantri matru vandana yojana, has crossed 1.75 crore eligible women till financial year 2020.
  • A total sum of 5931.95 crore was paid to 1.75 crore eligible beneficiaries between financial year 2018 and 2020.
  • This information has been provided by women and child development minister smriti irani in the lok sabha.

 

 

 

# CGTN

 

 

 

  • United Kingdom’s regulator stripped china’s state TV channel of its national broadcasting license on thursday.
  • This decision has been taken by regulators after an investigation cited lack of editorial control and links to china’s ruling communist party.

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