Current Affairs 2020 June 27

• Karnataka becomes the first state to amend industries (facilitation) act for small, medium and large- scale industries.
• Union Government Granted Rs 500 Cr emergency funds Armed Forces of war preparedness.
• NITI Aayog launched behaviour change Campaign, ‘Navigating the New Normal’, and Website.
• Prime Minister inaugurates ‘Aatma Nirbhar Uttar Pradesh Rojgar Abhiyan’.
• “Vivekananda Yoga University” world’s first Yoga University outside India launched in Los Angeles.
• India ranks 77th in terms of money deposited in Swiss Banks, UK tops: SNB statistics 2019.
• China to join UN Arms Trade Treaty to enhance world peace.
• Overview of Rajnath Singh 3-day visit to Russia from 23- 25, 2020 to attend 75th victory day parade of World War II.
• Lt Governor G C Murmu launches two customized loan schemes of J&K Bank for business communities.
• Yes Bank launches digital wallet solution ‘Yuva Pay’ in partnership with UDMA technologies to enable contactless payments.
• Commonwealth Games gold medallist, weightlifter K. Sanjita Chanu to get Arjuna Award 2018 after IWF clears doping charges.
• NGT forms committee headed by Justice BP Katakey to investigate Assam Gas Leak.
• IRDAI forms 9-members working group headed by Anjan Dey to look into drone insurance.
• Australia and New Zealand to Host the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
• Vir Chakra Awardee 1971 War Hero Sqn. Ldr. Parvez Jamasji passed away.
• Grandmaster P.Harikrishna becomes the 1st Indian to join the USD 150,000 Chessable Masters.
• International day in support of victims of torture 2020 – June 26.
• Petroleum Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan and CM Edappadi K. Palaniswami Inaugurates CBG plants in Tamil Nadu.
• International day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking – June 26.
• India’s PCI to decline by 5.4 % during 2020-21 to Rs. 1.43 lakh: SBI Report.
• Centre allocates Rs 4125 Cr to Rejuvenate small, medium and tiny industries sector in Tamil Nadu.
• 29.53 sq km Tillari Forest area in Dodamarg and Sawantwadi range Declared as conservation reserve area: Maharashtra.
• Maharashtra announced “Maha Parwana” to attract fresh industrial investment.