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Important News and Current affairs 17-06-2022

1. Mitticool Refridgerator:



The BIS  develops an Indian standard for nom electric cooling cabinet of clay. Named as "mitticool refrigerator" Mansukh Bhai Prajapati is the inventor of this Refridgerator.

2. First finance dialogue between India and Japan:



It is held on June 16, 2022, in New Delhi. Secretary of Ministry of finance Ajay Seth and his counterpart Masato Kanda of Japan led the dialogue.

3. Kerala ranked 1st in Asia in affordable talent in Global Startup Ecosystem Report (GSER) 2022. 



Kerala is ranked fourth in the global ranking as GSER report 2022.

4. Decarbonisation summit 2022:



Road Transport and Highway Minister Nitin Gadkari inaugurated the industrial Decarbonisation Summit 2022 in New Delhi. It focuses on varieties of sustainable topics on climate change and decarbonization.


5. New Chairperson of Press Council of India:



Former justice Ranjana Prakash Desai has been selected as the next chairperson of PCI. the post was vacant from November 2021 after retired of Justice Chandramouli Kumar Prasad.

6. Mrs. India 2022-23:



Sangram Kousal was crowned Mrs. India World 2022-23 held in Mumbai followed by Mrs. Juhi Vyas (1st runner-up) and Mrs. Chahat Dalal(2nd runner-up).

7. HSBC India to lend $250 million:

HSBC India to lend $250 million to high grwoth and start up for technology in India . As India is the Third largest startup in the world and it may boost startups more.

8. WTO signs deal for trade agreement:





World Trade Organisation (WTO) sealed a trade agreement in Geneva on 17 June 2022. The deal is about food securities, the balanced outcomes of fisheries subsidy, etc.

 N.B: WTO ( World Trade Organization): The WTO was founded in 1995. The headquarters is in Geneva, Switzerland. It is the successor organization to the General Agreement on Trade and Tariff (GATT). At present, there are 164 member countries of WTO. Afghanistan is the last country added to the list (164th).

9. Export boosts in India surge 24%:



Export in India Boost by 24% to 62.21 bn dollars. Merchandise export grows by 20% and Service export grows by 30% in May 2022

10. FIFA world cup for women U-17



As FIFA published the schedule for the U-17 Women's World Cup, India will play three group stage matches at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Key PointsContentsGroup stage games FIFA Women's World Cup for Under-17s is the first tournament of the FIFA Women's World Cup. Points to Remember In collaboration with the Local Organising Committee, FIFA released the itinerary for the U-17 World Cup.

11. test Fire of Prithvi-2 Missille:



As part of a user training exercise, India successfully test-fired its nuclear-capable, indigenously developed Prithvi-II missile from Odisha on June 15, 2022. The Prithvi-II missile is a proven system and a surface-to-surface missile. It is capable of striking targets with a high degree of accuracy.
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