Daily current affairs 6th June

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June 6, 2023

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# Institutes rankings

  • Indian Institute of Technology Madras, retained the top spot in the national rankings of Institutions in overall and engineering categories for the fifth and eighth consecutive year respectively.
  • Bengaluru based Indian Institute of Science was adjudged the best university for the eighth year in a row, according to the education ministry’s latest National Institutional Ranking Framework.
  • In NIRF – 2023, Miranda house came on Top in the category of colleges for the seventh consecutive year on the trot, followed by Hindu college and presidency college, Chennai.
  • IISC Bengaluru was also adjudged the best research Institute and IIT Kanpur ranked first for innovation.
  • In the university category, Jawaharlal Nehru University and Jamia milia Islamia retained retained their second and third rank respectively, while Jadhavpur university occupied the 4th Position.
  • Banaras Hindu university moved one rank up to bag the fifth spot.

# H1B visas

  • India born people again cornered the lion’s share of H1B applications approved by the US citizenship and immigration Services in the fiscal year 2022 getting 3.20 lakh or 72.6% of the total 4.41 lakh such visas granted.
  • This means, nearly three of every four H1B visas granted went to Indian born persons.
  • The second most common country of birth was China, with a comparatively meagre number of 55038.
  • Canada with 4235 successful applicants stood third in ranking.
  • H1B visas can be alloted for a maximum of six years.

# India-US

  • India and the US on Monday set the stage for clinching the mega project to co produce fighter jet engines during PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Washington later this month.
  • The delegation level meeting between defense minister Rajnath Singh and US Defense secretary Lloyd Austin in Delhi concluded a new ambitious defense industrial co operation on roadmap to fast track technology collaboration and co production.

# BBC

  • BBC has acknowledged that it may have paid lower taxes in India than its liability, government sources said on Monday.
  • BBC had been under the lens of tax authorities with its offices in Delhi and Mumbai surveyed a few months ago.

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