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Male Teachers are Majority in India: Top Current Affairs of Sep 2019
Ministry of Human Resources Development has surveyed on teachers in the country. According to the All India Survey of Higher Education, male teachers are more than females in higher education in the country. There are more females than males in the education system. Totally 14 lakh teachers are working with 58% male staff and females 42 %. The survey found that non-teaching staff at universities and colleges are women. Bihar has the lowest number of female teachers. Jharkhand is in second and Uttar Pradesh third lowest place. Nursing is the only course with more female teachers than men. Thus, AISHE has revealed the report on 24th September 2019 current affairs.
Ladakhi Shondol Dance Now in Guinness: 24 September 2019 Current Affairs
Ladakhi dance enters the World Guinness records. This dance was performed at the Annual Naropa Festival. Last year 300 artists play off the Ladakhi dance. This year nearly 408 women artists in traditional dress play a Shondol dance. Thus, it enters the world record as the longest Ladakhi dance. It is also known as the Royal dance of Ladakh. In previous days, Artists perform Ladakh dance in front of kings on special occasions. In 2019, the Drukpa Charitable Trust and Young Drukpa Association have conducted the event on the long Buddhist carnival Naropa festival. Therefore, Buddhists will treat the Shondol as their National dance.
CM Streetlight Yojana Scheme: Top Current Affairs of the Day
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is taking steps to make the country’s capital a safer city. To provide security for women and children two lakh sensors will be equipped with street lamps in Delhi. The electricity to the street is reduced from the electricity bills of those who came forward to install them. The government under CM Street light Scheme will install 20 to 40 watt LED sensor lights. The sensor’s lights will glow automatically after sunset and before sunrise. They will be set up in areas where there are no street lights. In addition to street lights, The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government will install three lakh CCTV cameras in Delhi. Thus, Arvind with CM Street light yojana is on 24th September 2019 current affairs.
Mutton & Fish Waste Produces CNG: Daily Current Affairs of Sep
Road Transport Minister, Nitin Gadkari said that food wastes produce CNG to operate vehicles on the separation of methanol and carbon dioxide. The government is planning to use alternative fuels in place of fossil fuels. The process of converting mutton, fish, fruits and vegetable waste into biofuel will be launched in Maharashtra within two months. Besides, the Ludhiana plant will convert crop waste into CNG. Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises(MSME) funded the Ludhiana. This time the Indian government is providing funds for the biofuel plant. Therefore, Sir Nitin announces this plan on 24 September 2019 Current Affairs.
First CM to Complete Full Five-Year Term: Top Current Affairs of September 2019
In the past 47 years, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is the CM to rule the Maharastra for a full five-year term. Fadnavis became the first full-time CM to take over after 47 years. Besides, Fadnavis is the second Maharashtra Chief Minister to achieve this record. Before this, only Vasanth Rao Nayak served the state for the full term. He was the first CM elected in 1962 and hold the government for 11 years. In 1960, Maharashtra and Gujarat separated from Bombay State. 26 Chief Ministers have served Maharashtra during these 60 years. Up to now, No one rule for the complete 5 years. Therefore, Devendra is on success on 24th September current affairs.
Kerala Tourism won 3 PATA Gold Awards: Current Affairs of 24 September 2019
Kerala Tourism has got three prestigious Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) Gold awards. Besides, one award for the famous food restaurant which was managed by women at Kumarakom under the Responsible Tourism Mission. One award presents in a function at Nur-Sultan (Astana) in Kazakhstan held by the state Tourism Minister Kadakampally Surendran and in presence of other ministers. The two other gold awards were for an advertisement campaign of Kerala Tourism for its website (www.keralatourism.org). Therefore, PATA awards develop as a prestigious honor of achievements in the travel and tourism area. The three gold awards are still another acknowledgment of our commendable success.
Tiger Triumph: Top Current Affairs of September 2019
India and the USA are going to hold the first tri-services exercise well known as ‘Tiger Triumph‘ at Kakinada and Visakhapatnam in November 2019. The first tri-Service Exercise between India and the US always focuses on large scale amphibious Humanitarian Relief and Disaster Relief(HADR) operations. It will include along the eastern coast in the Bay of Bengal. In the second time service, India uses deploy from the Army, Navy, and Air Force concurrently for an exercise with a foreign country. It organizes under the aegis of head-quarters of the Integrated Defence Staff. The scheduled exercise highlights strong and growing mutual defense ties between India and America. Therefore, India and USA are on 24th September 2019 Current affairs.
First Gauri Lankesh Award for Ravish Kumar: 24th September 2019 Current Affairs
A leading journalist and NDTV India senior executive editor Ravish Kumar who recently received the Ramon Megsaysay Award. He was honored with the award for adopting sharp news analysis and uncompromising secular attitude. Gauri Lankesh Memorial Trust announces the award in honor of veteran journalist Gauri Lankesh’s second death anniversary. Besides, Gauri Lankesh is the experienced and professional journalist shot in front of her home in Bangalore on September 5, 2017. Ravish Kumar said that attacks on journalists are increasing day by day. Therefore, Government and people should cooperate with journalists to make a better society.
