19th April 2023 ENGLISH TNPSC CURRENT AFFAIRS PDF TNPSC SHOUTERS
Cabinet Committee approves Cinematography Amendment Bill
- Censorship for films is currently given in three categories 'U, U/A, A'. A 'U' rating allows viewing by all ages. A 'U/A' rating allows viewing by under 12s with parental supervision. The 'A' certificate is for adults only.
- It is said that it has been decided to divide it into five categories in the Cinematography Amendment Bill, namely 'U, U/A 7 Plus, U/A 13 Plus, U/A 16 Plus and A'.
- Also, the new amendment bill makes it possible to impose a jail term of three months to three years and a fine ranging from 3 lakh rupees to 5 percent of the production cost for those who publish films on the internet. provided. It is reported that this bill is going to be tabled in the next session of Parliament.
- The Cabinet meeting chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today approved the National Quantum Initiative at an outlay of Rs.6003.65 crore from 2023-24 to 2030-31 with an aim to create a vibrant and innovative environment in quantum technology and boost scientific and industrial research and development.
- This will accelerate economic growth driven by quantum technology, making India one of the leading countries in quantum technologies and applications.
- The movement aims to build quantum computers with 50-1000 physical qubits within 8 years on various platforms like superconducting, photonic technology. 2000 km within India. Enables satellite-based quantum communications between distant ground stations.
- 2000 km distance quantum communication with other countries. It will also enable quantum communication between cities over long distances.
- The movement will help develop high-sensitivity magnometers and nuclear clocks for precise timing in nuclear power applications. It is also helpful in designing quantum materials such as superconductors, modern forms of semiconductors.
