Current affairs notes on 16/07/2018

11.World Youth Skills Day is celebrated on 15th July every year. The United Nations General Assembly decided in resolution A/RES/69/145 to depute 15 July as World Youth Skills Day.
   
  2.NITI Aayog has proposed a new integrated digital healthcare system titled 'National Health Stack (NHS)' which could become the country's first future-ready healthcare information system available for use by both the Centre and states across public and private sectors. 

33. ISRO  joined hands with J&K Govt to set up a telemedicine center at an altitude of 12,700 feet to provide service to pilgrims en route to the Amarnath shrine. 

44.Sulabh International introduced the concept of 'Sulabh Sauchalya' in India, which is cost-effective innovative water project to provide the cheapest drinking water in the world, only in 50paisa/litre. The first of such a water project was launched in Bihar's Darbhanga district, Haribol Pond. The 'Sulabh Jal' project converts contaminated pond and river water into safe drinking water. 

55.  IFFCO (Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited) has developed i-mandi  an e-commerce platform to address all needs of the farming community associated with it. IFFCO is one of India’s biggest cooperative society which is wholly owned by Indian Cooperatives.

66.  Renowned Carnatic vocalist Aruna Sairam has been selected for 2018 Sangita Kalanidhi award of Music Academy for her contribution to Carnatic music.


77. Country's first Defence incubators will come up in Hyderabad, which is India's missile development centre and fast emerging the hub for aerospace industries. The incubator will be housed at T-Hub (Telengana Hub).



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