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Current Affairs February 03rd 2022| Current Affairs News

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CURRENT AFFAIRS: IMPORTAND DAYS

World Wetlands Day: Feb 2

CURRENT AFFAIRS: NATIONAL NEWS

Union Budget 2022-23:

Union Budget 2022-23 consists of four pillars :

Defence Ministry makes induction of women fighter pilots in IAF a permanent scheme:

CURRENT AFFAIRS: INTERNATIONAL NEWS

India, European hold second virtual maritime security dialogue:

India & Oman review progress in military-to-military engagements:

MM Naravane discusses bilateral defence cooperation with Australian counterpart:

CURRENT AFFAIRS: BUSINESS NEWS

Exports of marine products in India jumps by 35 pct to 6.1 Bn dollar during April to December 2021:

i) The exports of marine products registered a growth of 35 per cent to 6.1 Billion dollars during April to December last year as compared to the same period in 2020.

II) The Commerce and Industry Ministry, in December last year, the exports of Marine Products touched over 720 million dollars, registering a growth of over 28 per cent.

III) The overall exports of Marine Products in the last Financial Year was 5.96 Billion dollars.

IV) India’s Exports of Ready to Eat products has also increased by 24 per cent to 394 million dollars in the current financial year, compared to last financial year during April to October.

v) Major destinations of Ready to Eat export are U.S.A, U.A.E, Canada and Sri Lanka.

CURRENT AFFAIRS : ACQUISITIONS & MERGERS

NTPC owned NVVN acquires 5% equity stake in Power Exchange of India

About Ministry of Power :

About NVVN :

About PXIL :

About NTPC :

CURRENT AFFAIRS : SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

North Korea tests Hwasong-12 intermediate-range ballistic missile 

About Hwasong-12 :

About North Korea :

CURRENT AFFAIRS : BOOKS & AUTHORS

India’s 1st Season Style Book The Class of 2006: Sneak Peek into the Misadventures of the Great Indian Engineering Life, Written by Akash Kansal

About the Book :

About Akash Kansal :

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CURRENT AFFAIRS : SPORTS NEWS

Asian Games 2022: Featuring 40 sports, Cricket back after 11 years

About Olympic Council of Asia :

World Champion Magnus Carlsen wins Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2022     

About Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2022 :

About Magnus Carlsen :

CURRENT AFFAIRS : OBITUARIES

Senior Advocate & Additional Solicitor General RS Suri Passes Away

About Rupinder Singh Suri :

About Additional Solicitor General of India :

UNION GOVERNMENT SCHEME

Skill India mission

Launched on:

Skill india mission was Launched by  Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on 15 July 2015.

Ministry involved:

The mission is under administrative control of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship.

Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship- Dharemendra Pradhan.

Objectives :

The mission aims to

Create an end-to-end implementation framework for skill development, which provides opportunities for life-long learning. This includes: incorporation of skilling in the school curriculum, providing opportunities for quality long and short-term skill training, by providing gainful employment and ensuring career progression that meets the aspirations of trainees.

Align employer/industry demand and workforce productivity with trainees’ aspirations for sustainable livelihoods, by creating a framework for outcomefocused training.

Establish and enforce cross-sectoral, nationally and internationally acceptable standards for skill training in the country by creating a sound quality assurance framework for skilling, applicable to all Ministries, States and private training providers.

Build capacity for skill development in critical un-organized sectors (such as the construction sector, where there few opportunities for skill training) and provide pathways for re-skilling and up-skilling workers in these identified sectors, to enable them to transition into formal sector employment.

Ensure sufficient, high quality options for long-term skilling, benchmarked to internationally acceptable qualification standards, which will ultimately contribute to the creation of a highly skilled workforce.

Develop a network of quality instructors/trainers in the skill development ecosystem by establishing high quality teacher training institutions.

Leverage existing public infrastructure and industry facilities for scaling up skill training and capacity building efforts.

Offer a passage for overseas employment through specific programmes mapped to global job requirements and benchmarked to international standards.

Enable pathways for transitioning between the vocational training system and the formal education system, through a credit transfer system.

Promote convergence and co-ordination between skill development efforts of all Central Ministries/Departments/States/implementing agencies.

Support weaker and disadvantaged sections of society through focused outreach programmes and targeted skill development activities.

Propagate aspirational value of skilling among youth, by creating social awareness on value of skill training.

Maintain a national database, known as the Labour Market Information System (LMIS), which will act as a portal for matching the demand and supply of skilled workforce in the country.

List of Skill India Courses

The skill India courses are divided broadly into 5 main categories such as:

Management and development programmes: Financial statement analysis, modern office practice, marketing for managers, etc.

Training of trainer: Accreditation program for EM trainers, technology infusion, etc.

Entrepreneurship development programmes: Women EDP, women empowerment, CRR scheme, etc.

Skill development programmes: Dairy-based ESDP, carpentry, electroplating, fashion designing, etc.

Other skills: Promotion of micro-enterprises, cluster development, lending strategies for MSMEs, etc.

Benefit of Skill India Mission

The Skill India mission has various advantages. For example, with appropriate skill development, the young people of India can get to better-paying positions and experience a better quality of living.

Further, with legitimate improvement at the grass-root level, each area inside the economy will encounter equivalent development.

In conclusion, with skilled Indians entering the workforce, better outcomes can be accomplished at a faster pace, which can possibly support the nation’s economic development.

Schemes for Skill Development

The schemes for skill development launched by the government in India are as follows:

Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY)

Skills Acquisition and Knowledge Awareness for Livelihood Promotion (SANKALP)

UDAAN

Standard Training Assessment and Reward Scheme (STAR)

Polytechnic Schemes

Vocationalization of Education

National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) will support the Mission through capacity building initiatives and support private training partners. Other functions of NSDC include:

Catalyse the creation of market-based, scalable business by providing funding through a combination of debt, equity and grants

Implementing skills voucher programme

Driving engagement with industry and businesses

PromotecentresofexcellencefortrainingoftrainersincoordinationwithStatesandSSCs

Initiating and incubating Sector Skills Councils (SSCs)

Outcome :

MSDE’s flagship scheme, PradhanMantriKaushalVikasYojna (PMKVY) has trained over 1.21 crore youth till date. Over 7.5 lakh youth have been trained across industries under National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS).

More than 14 lakh people have been trained under Jan Shikshan Sansthan (JSS).

Apart from this, every year 25 lakh youth are imparted training at various Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs), 50 lakh youth under PMKVY and 25 lakh youth are being trained under fee-based programmes.

Over 1 crore youth are getting trained every year under the Skill India Mission by engaging with NAPS apprenticeship and skill programs of Union Ministries.

Daily CA On Feb 03 :