Indian Coast Guard launches new IG Responsibility
- Anand Prakash Badola has taken over as the new IG of the Eastern Region of the Indian Coast Guard. S. Paramesh, a former IG, has been transferred as the Western Regional Commander of the Indian Coast Guard.
- Newly-appointed Anand Prakash joined the Indian Coast Guard in 1990. Anand Prakash, from Uttarakhand, received the President's Datraksh award last year for his outstanding service in the Coast Guard.
- The G7 summit, which will feature the United States, Britain, Canada, France, Jomani, Italy and Japan, will take place in Cornwall, UK from June 11 to 13.
- The conference was inaugurated by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday. Ava then said: My intention is that this meeting should take place because we need to learn a lesson from the effects of corona infection.
- We need to make sure that we do not repeat some of the mistakes we have made in the last 18 months after the infection started to spread.
- And we need to take the necessary steps to revive the economy. We need to find out what are the morbid problems of the infection, what are the risks of prolonged scarring of this infection, and whether the effects of the infection are deeply rooted in the imbalance.
- We need to recover better from the effects of the epidemic. We have the opportunity to do that. This is because the G7 nations are united in addressing the issue of climate change, including the creation of an island and a cleaner green world.
- Recovery from the global financial crisis of 2008 has not been smooth in the G7 countries. He then told us that it was important not to repeat the mistakes we had made.
- The European Union is also attending the conference. In addition, special invitations have been extended to India, South Africa, Australia and South Korea to attend the conference. France has backed India's proposal to suspend the patent for corona vaccines.
- The Federal Ministry of Road Transport has issued new rules for driving trainees in accredited schools, RDOs, to obtain ‘licenses’ without operating vehicles in offices.
- Those who have undergone driving training in government-recognized training schools, known as RDOs, are currently issued licenses only if they drive the vehicle properly at the regional transport office.
- In these practices, the Federal Ministry of Road Transport has made changes. According to the new rules: Accredited driving schools will be required to build training facilities on 2 acres.
- They should have the facility with training vehicle design. The trainer must be accredited by the Central Government.
- Conduct classes on traffic signs, traffic rules, vehicle structure, public relations, and first aid. Driving should be taught in mountain, village, city, ridge, ditch and other settings.
- After such training, the 'sensor' must pass the driving test on the runway and record the 'video'.
- With these credentials they can get a license without having to go to the RDO, office and drive the vehicle. The new procedure will come into effect from the 1st of next month.
- More than 10 lakh Indians live in the Middle Eastern country of Kuwait. An agreement has been reached to bring Indians working as domestic workers under one legal framework.
- It was signed by the Indian Ambassador to the country CB George and the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kuwait Majdi Ahmed Al Tabiri. Our Foreign Minister Jaishankar was accompanied by the then Foreign Minister Sheikh Ahmed Nasser Al Mohammed Al-Sabah.
- The agreement paves the way for regulating the employment of Kuwaiti Indians in domestic work and providing legal protection to those employed. Through this an employment agreement will be introduced to ensure the rights and obligations of employers and domestic workers. A 24-hour assistance system will be set up for the workers here.
