Here are Today’s News Headlines by GK Today for July 30, 2022
INDIA

– Indian Air Force to retire all squadrons of MiG-21 Bison aircraft by 2025

– Rajasthan: 2 pilots killed after IAF’s MiG-21 crashes in Barmer district

– Govt. notifies new set of specified health warnings on tobacco product packs that will have to display image with text ‘Tobacco Causes Painful Death’

– Parliamentary delegation from Mozambique calls on President Droupadi Murmu

– India tops list of nations seeking blocking scribe, news co tweets: Twitter report

– West Bengal School jobs scam: Arrested Minister Partha Chatterjee stripped of cabinet portfolios, party posts

– SC upholds strict PMLA (Prevention of Money Laundering Act) provisions and backs sweeping powers of ED (Enforcement Directorate)

– PM launches ‘India International Bullion Exchange (IIBX)’ at Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) in Gandhinagar.

– Core sector output rises by 12.7% in June

– India April-June fiscal deficit widens to 21.2% of 2022-23 aim

– India receives record high FDI inflow of Rs 6,31,050 crore in 2021-22

– India’s foreign exchange reserves down by $1.152 billion to $571.560 billion in the week to July 22

– Banks’ boards must engage more to address climate concerns: RBI

– RBI eases card data storage norms; new rules allow the merchant or its payment aggregator to save card data for a maximum period of four days

– Google Maps launches Street View in India in collaboration with Tech Mahindra and Genesys International

– International Tiger Day observed on July 29; India has over half of the world’s wild tigers – 2,226

– India votes in favour of a UNGA resolution that recognises the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment as a human right

– US Congress passes $280 bn bill to aid computer chip firms, counter China

– Tunisia referendum: Voters give President Kais Saied near unchecked power

– 7.0-magnitude earthquake kills five, injures 130 in northern Philippines

– Citing Kashmir, Pakistan pulls out on Chess Olympiad eve