Prime Minister Inaugurates International Dairy Federation's World Dairy Summit 2022 in Greater Noida
- Prime Minister Modi presided over the International Dairy Federation's World Dairy Summit in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Chief Minister Aditya Nath, dairy entrepreneurs, scientists and others participated in the conference.
- Speaking at the conference, Prime Minister Modi said: India continues to insist on the introduction of international coordinated vaccination programs for livestock diseases. We will solve this problem by 2025.
- India's major contribution to global milk production is mainly due to its high footfall. Basu Aadhaar scheme is being developed to create an organized collection of information about it. The objective of this project is to collect biometric identification of animals with the help of modern technology.
- Milk production in India has increased by 44 percent since 2014. Accordingly, milk production has increased to 21 crore tonnes from 14.6 crore tonnes in 2014.
- With the theme 'Dairy for Nutrition and Livelihood', the four-day World Dairy Summit 2022 of the International Dairy Federation will be held from 12th to 15th September, bringing together industry leaders, experts, farmers and policy makers from the global and Indian dairy sector.
- Around 1500 delegates from 50 countries are expected to participate. Such a summit was held in India in 1974, half a century ago.
- The Indian dairy industry is unique. Because it is based on cooperatives that empower small and medium dairy farmers, especially women. Driven by the Prime Minister's vision, milk production has increased by over 44 percent in the last eight years due to various measures taken by the government to promote the dairy sector.
- Accounting for 23 percent of global milk production, the Indian dairy industry is a success story with an annual production of 210 million tonnes. Empowering more than eight crore farmers in India, this summit will inform. The summit will help Indian dairy farmers learn about global best practices.
- The ODI series ended with a draw of 1-1 and South Africa won the T20I series with a score of 2-1. The Test series that followed was tied at 1-1. In this case, the last Test started on September 8 at London's Kennington Arena. The first day's play was abandoned due to rain.
- Due to the death of Queen Elizabeth of England, the 2nd day's play was canceled. After that, the 3rd day's play started only on 10th September. In the first innings, South Africa were bowled out for 118 runs and England for 158 runs. After playing the 2nd innings, South Africa were all out for 169 runs.
- After that, England played the 2nd innings with a target of 130 runs to win and at the end of the 4th day's play, England scored 97 runs without losing a wicket. After that, England started the 2nd innings on the last day yesterday with the target of winning if they score 33 runs. Alex Lees, who was in the field, was dismissed for 39 runs.
- Jack 69 in the field and Ollie Pope scoring 11 runs ended the last day's play in half an hour. England scored 130 runs for the loss of one wicket in 22.3 overs and won by 9 wickets. Also with this victory, England won the 3-match Test series by 2-1.
- Rajesh, who was the Speaker of the Kerala Assembly, was recently appointed as the Local Government Minister. This left the post of Speaker vacant. The state committee of the Marxist Communist Party decided to appoint Thalachery MLA Shamsir as the new speaker. In this situation, a special assembly meeting was held to elect a new speaker.
- Shamsir contested on behalf of the Left Front and Anwar Sadat on behalf of the Congress alliance. Shamseer got 96 votes and Anwar Saad got 40 votes. Subsequently, Shamsir was elected as the new Speaker.
- Charu Singh, President, Naval Women's Welfare Association (Western Region) today launched the P17A Stealth Warp, manufactured by MDL. Chief of the Western Naval Staff Ajendra Bahadur Singh was the Chief Guest on the occasion.
- Along with this Taragiri warship, two more ships manufactured by MDL will be inducted into the Indian Navy. MTL and seven P17A-class fighters being built by GRSE are in various stages of production.
