3 November 2023 : Latest Current Affairs 3rd November
Important Current Affairs 3rd November 2023
In this article, we will discuss all the Current Affairs of 3rd November including national, international, banking, finance, sports, awards, and many others. So if you are interested to know about the latest 3rd November 2023 current affairs then read this article till the end.
Current Affairs of 3rd November – National News
1. In New Delhi, PM Modi launched “World Food India 2023.”
◉ The second iteration of the megaflood event “World Food India 2023” was opened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi.
◉ Over one lakh members of Self Help Groups (SHGs) received Seed Capital Assistance from the Prime Minister on this occasion. With this support, SHGs will be able to enhance their manufacturing and packaging, as well as better realize their prices in the market.
◉ Food Street was also opened by the prime minister as part of World Food India 2023. Both local and royal culinary traditions will be showcased.
◉ Approximately two hundred cooks will partake in showcasing traditional Indian food, culminating in a distinctive culinary encounter.
2. ECI created proprietary software via ENCORE for election management.
◉ Through “ENCORE,” which stands for Enabling Communications on Real-time Environment, the Election Commission of India has created proprietary software for comprehensive candidate and election management.
◉ Returning Officers may now process candidate nominations, affidavits, voter turnout, counting, results, and data management with ease thanks to this.
◉ The ENCORE counting application is a comprehensive tool used by returning officers to digitize ballots cast, tabulate data by round, and generate different statutory reports related to the counting process.
◉ Returning Officers can review the nominations that candidates submit online by using an additional program called the ENCORE Scrutiny program.
3. US and India will hold ministerial talks with two plus two
◉ The 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue between US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin would take place in New Delhi.
◉ This month in New Delhi, there will be a dialogue between Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar.
◉ President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached a deal that gave rise to the dialogue.
◉ Since 2018, it has been held annually to talk about geostrategic and bilateral security problems.
4. Bengaluru’s “India Manufacturing Show” was opened by Rajnath Singh.
◉ Inaugurating the three-day “India Manufacturing Show” in Bengaluru is Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
◉ Laghu Udhyog Bharti and the IMS Foundation organized the program together, with assistance from the Ministry of Defence’s Department of Defence Production.
◉ “Made in India, Made for the World” is the event’s main subject.
◉ The sixth iteration of the “India Manufacturing Show” will give exhibitors a stage on which to present to attendees their R&D, innovations, and equipment in a variety of fields, including automation, robotics, drones, and aerospace and defense engineering.
5. Held in New Delhi, the 15th India-Singapore Defence Policy Dialogue
◉ In New Delhi, there was a 15th India-Singapore Defence Policy Dialogue.
◉ Giridhar Aramane, the defense secretary, and Singapore Chan Heng Kee, the permanent secretary, co-chaired the discussion.
◉ The parties decided to improve cooperation in service-to-service exchanges and bilateral exercises after reviewing the current defense cooperation between the two nations during the conference.
◉ They also outlined actions to increase collaboration in cutting-edge fields including cyber security.
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Banking
6. In Trincomalee, Nirmala Sitharaman opened the SBI branch.
◉ The State Bank of India branch in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, was opened by Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
◉ The occasion was graced by Senthil Thondaman, the governor of Sri Lanka’s Eastern Province, Gopal Baglay, the Indian high commissioner to Sri Lanka, and Dinesh Khara, the chairman of SBI.
◉ Given SBI’s 159-year history, Mrs. Sitharaman commended the company for its dedication to expansion both domestically and internationally, particularly in the midst of Sri Lanka’s economic downturn.
◉ The successful granting of a $1 billion line of credit to Sri Lanka by the Indian government was made possible by SBI’s efforts.
7. Two important surveys are released by RBI as monetary policy inputs.
◉ The “Consumer Confidence Surveynetary” and the “Inflation Expectations Survey of Households,” two significant surveys, have been introduced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
◉ Their goal is to collect crucial information for the next bi-monthly monetary policy. The dates of the upcoming monetary policy review are set for December 6–8.
8. SBI Card and Reliance Retail Partner to Launch “Reliance SBI Card”
◉ The co-branded Reliance SBI Card was introduced by SBI Card and Reliance Retail.
Customers will receive a comprehensive and fulfilling buying experience with the lifestyle-focused credit card.
◉ Through transactions at Reliance Retail’s wide and varied ecosystem, which includes everything from furniture to jewelry, consumer electronics to pharmacy, fashion and lifestyle to food, cardholders can unlock rewards and advantages.
◉ Users of the Reliance SBI Card can also take advantage of carefully chosen deals that the SBI Card continuously rolls out.
Awards
9. The British Academy Book Prize for Cultural Understanding goes to Nandini Das.
◉ The British Academy Book Prize for Global Cultural Understanding for 2023 will be awarded to author Nandini Das, who was born in India, for her book “Courting India: England, Mughal India, and the Origins of Empire.”
◉ The 49-year-old author, who teaches at the University of Oxford’s English faculty, has aimed to offer a fresh viewpoint on the beginnings of the empire by telling the tale of Sir Thomas Roe, the first English envoy to arrive in India in the early 17th century.
Her first book, which won the prize, explores how the Mughals and British influenced India’s history.
Sports
10. Sachin Tendulkar statue unveiled at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai
◉ The life-size monument of renowned cricketer Sachin Tendulkar was inaugurated at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, the site of India’s 2011 ICC World Cup victory.
◉ Pramod Kamble, a painter and sculptor from Maharashtra’s Ahmednagar district, created the statue.
◉ The statue depicts Sachin Tendulkar doing a powerful cricket strike. The iconic cricket player regularly employed this shot to smash over 34,000 runs in One Day International (ODI) and Test matches.
11. Silver is won by Zahid Hussain at the Asian Shooting Championship.
◉ At the prestigious Asian Shooting Championship 2023, which was held in South Korea, Zahid Hussain won the silver medal.
◉ At the Olympics in Paris, he would be competing internationally on behalf of his country.
◉ Manu Bhaker, an Indian shooter, earned her spot in the Paris 2024 Olympics after placing fifth in the women’s 25-meter pistol final.
◉ Paris 2024 quotas have also been earned by Arjun Babuta in the men’s 10 meter air rifle event and Sarabjot Singh in the men’s 10 meter air pistol event.
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