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• India’s 1st underwater metro - West Bengal, inaugurated by PM Modi ( connects Kolkata ↔ Howrah)

• National Sickle Cell Anaemia
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• New DG of FAO( food& agriculture organisation) : Qu Dongyu, Chinese | Hq: Rome, Italy

• Youngest person to Cross North Channel: Anshuman Jhingran

• Youngest & fastest to cross the English Channel: Jiya Rai

• Mukhya Mantri Khet Suraksha Yojana: UP

• IIT DELHI ‘s first overseas campus - Abu Dhabi , UAE

• Elena Geo systems, Bangalore has launched INDIA’s Navic- based Navigation Device

• Income threshold increased from 3L to 6L for EWS under PMAY-Urban
- PMAY was Launched on 25june,2015

• Asian Kabaddi championship 2023: host S.Korea, winner : India, Runnerup :Iran

• First Indian city to join World Cities culture forum: Bangalore

• India won total 11 medals (6 gold, 1silver & 4 bronze) in 2023, World Archery Youth Championship, 1-9 july

• 9th full member of SCO( est: 2009): Iran; Ind+ Pak joined SCO in 2017.

• Gram in Awas Nyay Yojana: Chhattisgarh ( CM Bhupesh Bhagel)

The Fundamental Rights guaranteed by Articles 14, 20, 21, 21A, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28 are available to all persons whether citizens or foreigners.

The Fundamental Rights guaranteed by Articles 15, 16, 19, 29, and 30 are available only to citizens of India.

19th Asian Games 2023

Venue :- Hangzhou, China

• In Opening Ceremony
Flag Bearers - Hockey Captain Harmanpreet Singh and Ace Boxer Lovlina Borgohain 

• In Closing Ceremony
Flag Bearer - Hockey player P. R. Sreejesh

• China dominated the medal tally with 383 Medals
Gold - 201, Silver - 111, Bronze - 71

• India wins 107 Medals
Gold - 28 , Silver - 38, Bronze - 41



GOLD Winners

Shooting
• Men’s 10m Air Rifle Team - Rudrankksh Patil, Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar, Divyansh Singh Panwar
• Men’s 50m Rifle 3 positions Team - Swapnil Kusale, Aishwarya Pratap and Akhil Sheoran
• Women’s 50m Rifle 3 positions - Sift Kaur Samra
• Women’s 10m Air Pistol - Palak Gulia
• Men’s 10m Air Pistol Team - Arjun Cheema, Sarabjot Singh, Shiva Narwal
• Women’s 25m Pistol Team - Manu Bhaker, Rhythm Sangwan, Esha Singh
• Men’s Trap Team - Kynan Chenai, Zoravar Singh Sandhu, Prithviraj Tondaiman

Athletics
• Men’s Javelin Throw - Neeraj Chopra
• Women’s Javelin Throw - Annu Rani
• Men’s 3000m steeplechase - Avinash Sable
• Men’s Shot put - Tajinderpal Singh Toor
• Women’s 5000m - Parul Chaudhary
• Men’s 4x400m Relay - Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Amoj Jacob, Muhammed Ajmal Variyathodi, Rajesh Ramesh


Archery
• Men’s compound Team - Abhishek Verma, Ojas Pravin Deotale, Prathamesh Jawkar
• Women’s compound Team - Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Aditi Swami, Parneet Kaur
• Mixed team Compound - Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Ojas Pravin Deotale
• Men’s Compound Individual - Ojas Pravin Deotale
• Women’s Compound Individual - Jyothi Surekha Vennam


Squash
• Men’s Squash Team - Saurav Ghosal, Abhay Singh, Harinder Pal Singh, Mahesh Mangaonkar
• Mixed Doubles - Dipika Pallikal, Harinder Pal Sandhu


Cricket
• Men’s Cricket Team
• Women’s T20 Cricket Team


Kabaddi
• Men’s kabaddi Team
• Women’s kabaddi Team


Badminton
• Men’s Doubles - Chirag Shetty, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy


Tennis
• Mixed Doubles Tennis Team - Rohan Bopanna, Rutuja Bhosale


Equestrian
• Equestrian Dressage Team - Hriday Chheda, Anush Agarwalla, Divyakriti Singh, Sudipti Hajela


Hockey
• Men’s Hockey Team

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2024 ICC Women's T20 World Cup

New Zealand beat South Africa by 32 runs to 2024 ICC Women's T20 World Cup

Player of the Series - N.Zealand Amelia Kerr

Most Runs - S.Africa Laura Wolvaardt (223 Runs)

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• Miss India 2023 - Nandini Gupta (Rajasthan)

Topic Census 2011 completed ✅

 The life expectancy at birth for
women in India for the period
2011-15 was 70 years.

 According to the National
Population Policy (2000), the
target year for reaching stability in
population is 2045.

 In the year 2019, the infant
mortality rate was 28.3 deaths per
1000 live births.

 The Optimum Population Theory
was propounded by Edwin Kennan.

 The Social Mal-adjustment Theory
was propounded by Henry George.

 The Population Food Supply
Relationship theory was
propounded by Malthus.

 In India, the period of steady
population growth referred to
decades of 1921-1951.

 The number of people per unit
area of arable land is termed as
physiological density

 The period referred to as 'steady
population growth' is 1921-1951.

 As per the 2011 census, the lowest
female literacy rate is in Bihar.

 The only state with negative
population growth (2001-2011) is
Nagaland.

 State/UT having the highest
population growth (2001-2011) is
Dadra and Nagar Haveli.

 The highest poverty ratio
percentage of 64.75% in Bihar is in
Kishanganj District.

 As per the census 2001 and 2011,
the lowest population density is in
Arunachal Pradesh.

 Total population divided by net
cultivated area is called
physiological density.

 The total increase in population
density from the census years
1951 to 2011 is more than three
times.

 As per the 2011 census, the share
of adolescents (aged 10-19 years)
is found to be about 20.9%.

 The first population census in India
was conducted in the year 1872.

 The first census commissioner of
India was W.C. Plowden.

 The first official census in India was
done in 1881.

 As per Census 2011, the difference
between total literacy and female
literacy rates in India is 8.5%.

 As per Census 2011, the number of
Empowered Action Group (EAG)
states in India is 8.

 As per Census 2011, the
population density in Arunachal
Pradesh is 17 persons/km².

 As per Census 2011, the least
populous state in India is Sikkim.

 As per Census 2011, the most
populated state in India is Uttar
Pradesh.

 As per Census 2011, the state that
has more than 1000 sex ratio
(females per 1000 males) is Kerala
(1084).

 The ‘Year of the Great Divide’ in
the demographic history of India is
1921.

 As per Census 2011, the least
populated Union Territory is
Lakshadweep.

 As per Census 2011, the second
least populated state is Mizoram.

 As per 2011 census, the population
density of Delhi is 11,320
persons/km².

 As per Census 2011, the lowest
density of population among
Union Territories is Andaman and
Nicobar Islands.

 As per Census 2011, Uttar Pradesh
has the highest number of people
living in rural areas.

 As per Census 2011, the sex ratio
of Daman and Diu was 618 females
per 1000 males.

 As per Census 2011, Kerala has the
highest sex ratio in rural areas.

 The highest literate state in India
as per Census 2011 is Kerala.

 A process of change in a society’s
population over time is called
demographic transition.

 The theory of ‘Population growth'
was developed by Malthus.

 As per Census 2011, Bihar is the
most densely populated state in
India.

 Muslims, Christians, Buddhists,
Sikhs, Parsis, and Jains are minority
communities in India.

 As per Census 2011, the least
urbanized state of India is
Himachal Pradesh.

 As per the 2011 census,
Puducherry's sex ratio is 1038.

 According to the Census of India,
sex ratio is defined as the number
of females per 1000 males.

 According to Census 2011, the
most prevalent drinking water
source in more than 41% of households is Hand Pump / Tube Well.

 The 2011 census of India was the
seventh national census after
independence.

 The first Census of Independent
India began in 1951.

 As per the 2011 census, the sex
ratio of Uttar Pradesh is 912.

 As per the 2011 census, the sex
ratio of Maharashtra is 929.

 As per the 2011 census, the sex
ratio of Gujarat is 919.

 As per the 2011 census, the sex
ratio of Rajasthan is 928.

 An official enumeration of
population done periodically is
known as a census.

 The state that has the highest
population growth rate as per the
Government of India Report 2011-
2019 is Bihar.

 The first economic census in India
was conducted in 1977.

 The first census conducted in India
non-synchronously in different
parts was during 1865-1872.

 The National Population
Commission was established in
India on 11 May 2000.

 As per the 2011 Census, languages
in descending order of speaker
strength are Hindi, Marathi,
Maithili.

 The difference between birth rate
and death rate is called the growth
rate of population.

 The distribution of the population
according to different types of
occupation is known as
occupational structure.

 As per Census 2011, the
percentage of rural child
population to the total child
population is 74.05%.

 The number of deaths during the
first 28 completed days of life per
1000 live births in a given year is
the neonatal mortality rate.

 As per Census 2011, the estimated
national mortality rate of children
under the age of five is 55 per
1000 live births.

 The demographic transition model
consists of four stages.

 The total population per net
cultivated area of a country refers
to physiological density.

 The number of questions
canvassed during the population
enumeration in the 2011 Census of
India is 29.

 Geographical Factors, Social
Factors, Cultural Factors, Economic
Factors are factors affecting
Population Distribution.

 As per the 2001 Census, the state
that received the largest number
of immigrants is Maharashtra.

 According to the 75th NSS report,
the state with the lowest number
of literate females is Rajasthan.

 According to the 2011 Census, the
difference in the male and female
literacy rates in India is 16.68%.

 The percentage of persons below
the poverty line estimated in rural
areas of India in 2011-12 is 25.7%.

 As per the 2011 Census, the
percentage of households having a
source of light through electricity
is 67.2%.

 In the 2001 and 2011 Census,
Himachal Pradesh was ranked 11th
in literacy rate.

 According to poverty in India data
(2011-12), the percentage of
population below the poverty line
in Bihar is 33.74%.

 According to poverty in India data
(2011-12), the percentage of
population below the poverty line
in Assam is 31.98%.

 As per the 2011 census, Bengali is
spoken by 8.03% of the
population.

 As per Census 2011, the most
spoken language in India is Hindi
(43.63%).

 During the British rule in India,
about 85% of the country's
population lived mostly in villages.

 As per the 2011 Census, the largest
concentration of Buddhism in India
is in Maharashtra.

 In India, the largest Christian
population is in the state of Kerala.

 As per Census 2011, the number of
"million-plus cities" in India was
53.

 As per Census 2011, Punjab has
the largest Scheduled Caste
population among states.

 The diagram representing the
breakdown of population by
gender and age at a given point of
time is called a Population
pyramid.

 Factors that affect population
change are death rate, birth rate,
and migration.

 As per Census 2011, the decadal
population growth rate of India is
approximately 17.64%.

 The first recorded data on
transgenders in India was collected
in 2011.

 According to Census 2011, the
population of tribals in India is
10.42 crore.

 As per Census 2011, Meghalaya’s
sex ratio is 989 females per 1000
males.

 The annual growth rate in the
population of India from 2001 to
2011 was 1.64%.

 As per Census 2011, a person aged
7 years or older who can read and
write in any language is considered
literate

 As per Census 2011, the state
having the highest fertility rate in
India is Bihar.

 Decadal growth rate of population
between 2001-2011 is 17.70%.

 In India, census is held every 10
years.

 The annual population growth rate
in India began gradually declining
in 1981.

 The smallest state in India in terms
of area is Goa.

 As per Census 2011, Mizoram's
literacy rate is 91.33%.

 The state in India which received
the largest number of immigrants as per the 2001 Census is
Maharashtra.

 The state having the lowest female
literacy rate at 57.6% as per the
75th NSS report is Rajasthan.

 As per Census 2011, Odisha's sex
ratio is 979 females per 1000
males.

 As per Census 2011, males
constitute 51.54% and females
constitute 48.46% of the total
population.

 As per the 2011 Census, the state
with the lowest population density
(per square kilometer) is Arunachal
Pradesh (17).

 As per Census 2011, the state with
the second highest sex ratio in
India is Puducherry (1037 females
per 1000 males).

 As per Socio-Economic Census
2015, the state having the largest
population of households with
‘destitute/living on alms’ is Odisha.

 The first census of Independent
India was conducted in 1951.

 As per Census 2011, Rajasthan has
the third-lowest literacy rate
among states.

 The number of deaths per
thousand persons in a year is
called the death rate.

 Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh,
and Bihar recorded a very high
population growth rate during
2001-2011.

 The child sex ratio in India as per
the 2011 Census was 914 females
per 1000 males.

 The period of stagnant or
stationary phase of growth of
India's population was 1901-1921.

 The state with the highest
population in India in 2011 was
Uttar Pradesh.

 India can be considered a country
with Demographic Dividend due to
its high population between 15-64
years.

 The state having the highest sex
ratio as per Census 2011 is Kerala.

 The state with the largest gap in
male and female literacy is
Rajasthan.

 The state with the lowest
population density is Arunachal
Pradesh.

 The national female workforce
participation rate was 25.51%.

 The union territory with the
highest literacy rate is
Lakshadweep.

 India accounts for 17.5% of the
world's population.

 The literacy rate in India was
74.04%.

 The sex ratio of Tamil Nadu is 996
females per 1000 males.

 Himachal Pradesh has the highest
share of rural population among
states.

 58.4% of the total workers in India
were engaged in the primary
sector in 2011.

 The average annual growth rate of
India was 1.64%.

 Lakshadweep had the highest male
literacy rate among the Union
Territories as per Census 2011.

 Mumbai is the highest populated
metropolitan city according to the
Census of India 2011.

 Dadra and Nagar Haveli had the
lowest literacy rate among Union
Territories according to the 2011
Census.

 Sikh communities accounted for
1.7% of the total population of
India in 2011.

 The rural literacy rate of India was
66.77%.

 Marathi is the third largest spoken
language in India according to the
2011 Census.

 As per Census 2001, India received
the most number of migrants from
Bangladesh.

 As per Census of India 2011, Urban
Agglomerations having more than
10 million population are known as
Mega Cities.

 The first livestock census in India
was conducted during 1919-1920.

 As per Census 2011, the
percentage of Indian population
living in urban areas was 31.15%.

 The largest tribal population as per
Census 2011 is found in Madhya
Pradesh.

 As per Census 2011, the urban-
rural population ratio in India was
about 31:69.

 As per Census 2011, the city in
India with the 2nd largest
population is Delhi.

 India’s population growth
recorded a negative growth rate in
1911-1921.

 India's largest state in terms of
area is Rajasthan.

 As per Census 2011, the third most
populous state of India is Bihar.

 As per Census 2011, the least
populous state in India is Sikkim

 As per Census 2011, the total
population of India
(approximately) is 121 crore.

 As per Census 2011, Kerala’s
literacy rate is 94.0%.

 As per Census 2011, the
population density of Bihar is 1106
persons per km².

 The crude birth rate of India as per
Census 2011 is 21.8%.

 As per Census 2011, the state with
the highest female literacy rate is
Kerala.

 The decadal population growth
rate as per Census 2011 is 17.7%.

 The literacy rate of India as per
Census 2011 is 74.04%.

 The district that has the lowest
literacy rate as per Census 2011 is
Alirajpur.

 The population density of India as
per the Census of 1951 was 117
per sq km.

 The state with the highest sex ratio
as per Census 2011 is Kerala.

 The crude death rate of India as
per Census 2011 is 7.1%.

 According to Census of India 2011,
the top three most populated
states are Uttar Pradesh,
Maharashtra, and Bihar.

 As per Census 2011, the
percentage of Muslim population
in India is approximately 14.2%.

 The 'period of stationary phase' of
growth of India's population is
1901-1921.

 The highest growth in literacy rate
during 2001-2011 was registered
in Bihar.

 The least population density
among the Union Territories as per
the 2011 census is in Andaman and
Nicobar Islands.

 The second most populous state in
India as per Census 2011 is
Maharashtra.

 The approximate population of
Sikkim as per the 2011 census is
6.11 lakh.

 The state that has the highest life
expectancy at birth is Kerala.

 The first step of the "Theory of
Demographic Transition" indicates
high birth rate and high death rate.

 As per Census 2011, "a person
aged seven and above, who can
both read and write" is the
definition of a literate person.

 The male-female gap in the
literacy rate in the 2011 Census of
India data was 16.68%.

 The population of India recorded a
negative growth rate in 1911-
1921.

 According to the Census of India
2011, the most densely populated
state in India is Bihar.

 According to the Census of India
2011, the literacy rate of Bihar is
61.8%.

 The Registrar General of India
provided for the first time three
codes for enumeration, Male-1,
Female-2, and Others-3, during the
2011 census.

 The percentage increase in the
total literacy rate in 2011 over
2001 is 9.21%.

 As per Census 2011, the sex ratio
of Daman and Diu is 618 females
per 1000 males.

 The death rate in India in 2011 was
7.2 per 1000.

 Life expectancy at birth in India in
2012 was 67.89 years.

 As per the 2011 census, the states
having the highest and the lowest
tribal population in India
respectively are Madhya Pradesh
and Punjab.

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 As per the 2011 census, the sex
ratio of Daman and Diu was 618
females per 1000 males.

 The Lincoln index measures
population size.

 As per the Census-2011, the state
which recorded the lowest
population was Sikkim.

 The population of a nation in the
working age group is generally
grouped between 15 to 59 years.

 The Union territory which had the
highest decadal population growth
rate between 2001-2011 was
Dadra & Nagar Haveli.

 As per census 2011, the
percentage of urban population in
India was 31.16%.

 Sex ratio in India is defined as the
number of females per 1000
males.

 There was a negative growth rate
in the Indian population in the
decades 1911-1921.

 According to census 2011, the
second largest religious minority of
India was Christians.

 The highest decadal population
growth rate state between 2001-
2011 was Meghalaya.

 According to the standard census
definition, a main worker is a person who works for at least 183
days.

 As per census 2011, the
approximate range of Total
Fertility Rate in India was 2.1 to
2.9.

 According to Census 2011, the
total literacy rate in India was 74%.

 Climate, soil, topography, water,
etc., are factors that affect the
distribution of population.

 The only Indian state having a
negative decadal population
growth rate between 2001-2011
was Nagaland.

 If the birth rate of a country is
more than the death rate, then the
population will increase.

 The first urban settlement to reach
a population of one million was
London.

 According to the 2011 Census, any
person aged 7 and above who has
the ability to read and write is
considered literate.

 The number of live births occurring
during the year per 1000
population estimated at midyear
indicates the crude birth rate.

 According to Census 2011, the
state with the lowest literacy rate
is Bihar.


 According to Census 2011, the
state with the highest Hindu
population percentage is Himachal
Pradesh.

 The highest literate state as per
Census 2011 is Kerala.

 The union territory with the
highest literacy rate as per Census
2011 is Lakshadweep.

 The state with the lowest sex ratio
(877 females per 1000 males) as
per Census 2011 is Haryana.

 As per Census 2011, the sex ratio
of India is 943 females per 1000
males.

 As per Census 2011, the Indian
state recording negative
population growth rate is
Nagaland.

 The union territory which recorded
the lowest population growth rate
as per Census 2011 is
Lakshadweep.

 As per Census 2011, the female
literacy rate of India is 65.46%.

 The least populated state in the
country as per Census 2011 is
Sikkim.

 The state which has the second-
highest sex ratio as per Census
2011 is Tamil Nadu.

Topic : Census 2011

 The percentage of persons below
the Poverty Line in 2011-12 was
estimated to be 21.9%.

 As per Census 2011, the male
literacy rate in India was 82.14%.

 As per Census 2011, the state with
the highest urban population is
Goa (62.2%).

 The literacy rate of Andhra
Pradesh as per the Census of 2011
was 67.02%.

 The percentage of urban
population in India (based on 2011
census) is 31.16%.

 As per Census 2011, the state with
the highest number of rural
population is Uttar Pradesh.

 As per Census 2011, the state with
the lowest male literacy rate is
Bihar (71.20%).

 According to Census of 2011, the
percentage of total Sikh
population in India is 1.7%.

 India's population continued to be
employed in agriculture until 1990,
approximately 65%.

 The first official Census in India
was done in 1881.

 In India, the population census is
held once every 10 years.

 The union territory with the
highest sex ratio as per the 2011
Census is Puducherry.

 The decennial census is conducted
by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

 The first complete census of an
Indian city was conducted in 1830
by Henry Walter in Dacca.

 The second lowest literacy rate as
per the Census report 2011 is in
Arunachal Pradesh.

 The number of deaths per 1,000
live births within the first 28 days
of life is called the neonatal
mortality rate.

 As per Census 2011, the second
least populous state is Mizoram.

 The lowest population density as
per Census 2011 is in Arunachal
Pradesh.

 People of 15 years age and above
are included while calculating
adult literacy rate.

 The population density (2011
census) of India is 382 per square
km.

 The last Census of 2011 was
conducted in 2 phases.

 The state with the lowest female
literacy rate (Census 2011) is Bihar.

 The second most populated state
(by Census 2011) is Maharashtra.

 The slogan of the 2011 Census of
India was "Our Census - Our
Future".

 As per the Census of 2011, the
most populous state is Uttar
Pradesh.

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numbering:

 The density of the population of
India in the 2011 census was 382
persons per km².

 The period of population explosion
in India was from 1951 to 1981.

 The 15th National census survey
conducted by the Census
Organization of India was in 2011.

 The state having the highest Hindu
population percentage of the total
population in 2011 was Himachal
Pradesh.

 The average male literacy rate in
India as per the 2011 census was
82.14%.

 The union territory having the
highest sex ratio value according
to the 2011 census was
Puducherry.

 The percentage of the total
population in India living in rural
areas as per the 2011 census was
68.8%.

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