Daily one liner current affairs 19 October 2023

 Daily one liner current affairs 19 October 2023



👉Recently India STEM Conference was held in New Delhi 

👉 Recently, the Supreme Court has refused to recognize gay marriage

👉 Recently, the Global Literature Festival was organized in Noida

👉 The International Conference on Incorporating Climate Change into the Mainstream of International Fisheries Good Governance and Strengthening Fisheries Management Measures in the Indo-Pacific Region is being held in Tamil Nadu

👉Recently, former President of Finland Marty Ahtisaari has passed away

👉India's rank is 45th in the recently released Global Pension Index

👉Recently, the India-Vietnam Joint Commission meeting concluded in Vietnam

👉Five new sports will be included in the 2028 Olympic Games

👉Gitex Global is being organized in the United Arab Emirates

👉Recently the EV-ready India dashboard has been launched by Power Minister R.K. Singh

👉Recently, the Union Civil Aviation Ministry has increased the validity of airline pilots' licenses to 10 years

👉India will send humans to the moon by 2040

👉The National Ayurveda Day 2023 will be celebrated on the theme of 'Ayurveda for One Health

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