13 August 2023 PIB
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. World Elephant Day 2. Digital Personal Data Protection Act 3. India -UK Security Minister’s Meet
Syllabus: GS-3, Security
Prelims: Project Vindhyagiri, Project 17A Frigate
- Vindhyagiri is a Project 17A Frigate that the Honourable President of India will launch.
- The mountain range in Karnataka is the inspiration for Project Vindhyagiri’s name. The sixth of the Project 17A Frigates ships, it.Â
- The Project 17 Class Frigates (Shivalik Class) were followed by these warships, which had platform management systems, better stealth features, and cutting-edge armaments and sensors.Â
- Four ships by M/s MDL and three ships by M/s GRSE are now being built as part of Project 17A.Â
- The Indian Navy’s Warship Design Bureau, the first organisation for all warship design efforts, created the Project 17A ships internally.
Also read Project-17 Alpha frigates (P-17A).
2. Digital Personal Data Protection Act
Syllabus: GS-2, Governance
Prelims: Digital Personal Data Protection Act
- The Union Minister of State for Skill Development & Entrepreneurship and Electronics & IT met with students, entrepreneurs, and important people.
- He described the process that led to the historic Personal Data Protection Act during the session.
- An exceptional piece of legislation is the Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
- This vision seeks to establish platform obligations as well as current and pertinent legislation that are customised to Indian circumstances.
- The 22-year-old Information Technology Act will be replaced with the future related law, known as the Digital India Act.Â
3. India -UK Security Minister’s Meet
Syllabus: GS-2, International Relations
Prelims:UNCAC, UNODC
- A “bilateral” discussion between the security ministers of the UK and India took place concurrently with the G20 Ministerial discussion on Combating Corruption.
- He reiterated the UK’s offer that India, as a signatory to the UNCAC which addresses the bribery of foreign public officials (foreign bribery).Â
- The United Nations Convention against Corruption(UNCAC) is adopted by the UN General Assembly.
- Its eligible members are all countries and regional economic organization having secretariat at United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
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