CBSEhas listed 33 subjects, including AI, to promote skill education among students.

These subjects also include topics like augmented reality, Kashmiri embroidery, and application of satellites, humanity, and Covid-19.

The schools coding modules will span 12-15 hours, with a 70/30 ratio of hands-on activities to theory. Microsoft will compose the coding syllabus to ensure top-quality Education in AI and coding for pupils.

Educating younger individuals in coding and AI through the boards resolution will foster creativity, develop problem-solving abilities, and prepare them for future careers.

EU’s carbon tax to help exporters achieve ne zero much ahead of 2070

Despite the initial concerns about the impact on the MSME sector, the European Unions carbon border tax will help export-centric sectors achieve net zero much ahead of the government deadline.

The European Union intends to bring down carbon emissions in a phased manner in order to become a net-zero emitter of greenhouse gases by 2050, ahead of 2070 when India intends to be net zero.

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) or Carbon Border Tax is set to be implemented from October 1, 2023. In the first phase, the EU will monitor the emission levels of goods entering the market from different source countries and by 2026 the tax will be levied on goods.

India rejects China’s attempt to rename places in Arunachal Pradesh

The two spacecraft forming the European Space Agencys Proba-3 mission are ready with instruments and sensors allowing them to maneuver to a millimeter-scale precision relative to one another. The spacecraft will fly into space on India’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) in 2024.

The spacecraft is set to go into the testing phase where engineers will subject them to a simulated space Environment. The spacecraft has been designed to demonstrate precision formation flying in space, where they will fly together maintaining a fixed configuration as a large rigid structure.

OPEC members announce cut in oil production exceeding one million barrels per day from next month

In a sudden announcement, OPEC members, such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iraq, Kuwait, and Algeria, have declared voluntary oil production cuts of more than one million barrels per day from May to December. They have stated that this is a preventive action to support the stability of the oil market

The group, which consists of 23 oil-producing countries, had reduced its collective output by two million barrels per day in the previous year and is expected to maintain the agreed-upon production levels at their upcoming virtual meeting

Finland Becomes 31st NATO Member After Turkeys Approval

Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), has announced that Finland has become the 31st member of the alliance, thanks to Turkeys unanimous vote. Despite Russias opposition to Finlands membership, Turkeys approval has allowed the extension of NATO. Finland a long border of over 1,300 kilometers with Russia, and its decision to join NATO was prompted by security concerns following Russias invasion of Ukraine in 2022. However, Swedens application to join NATO has been declined by Turkey and Hungary.

NATO, or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, is an intergovernmental military alliance established in 1949. It was formed as a collective defense pact between North American and European nations to deter Soviet expansion and protect member states from potential Soviet aggression during the Cold War

First E-Waste Eco-Park In Delhi

The Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi, Manish Sisodia, announced that Delhi would get India’s first E-Waste eco-park.

Highlights

First, electronic-waste eco-friendly parks are established in Delhi to handle the increasing e-waste. Dismantling, Re-cycling, Re-furbishing, and re-manufacturing of the waste will be done securely and scientifically.

It’ll be built on 20 acres of land.

The e-waste eco-part will comprise an authorized refurbishing market as a secondary product sale marketplace for batteries, electronic goods, laptops, chargers, mobiles, and PCs.

Across the 12 zones, collection centers will be established to channel e-waste.

The e-waste eco-park will provide the informal sector operators with , training, and tools to groom them as formal recyclers.

This facility will comprise dismantling, refurbishing, segregation, plastic recycling, material-wise storage, testing, and valuable extraction facilities, from computer circuit boards (PCBs) through high-end technologies.

Operation Ganga: Evacuation Plan By India

The Ministry of external affairs found 247 control centers to help evacuate Indian nationals from Ukraine.

Highlights

Indian nationals will be evacuated via Poland, Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia’s border crossing locations. ‘Operation Ganga,’ a multi-pronged evacuation effort, was also initiated by India.

‘OpGanga,’ a fanatical Twitter handle, has been launched by Ministry.

As Russia’s onslaught against Ukraine increased, India evacuated stranded nationals on February 26 under Operation Ganga.

After Ukrainian airspace was closed to civil aircraft operations on February 24, an evacuation effort began.

The Indian government has managed to fly three special Air India planes to bring stranded individuals Home.

During the current emergency, the Indian government recognizes the importance of evacuation.

Dharma Guardian Exercise 2022

Dharma Guardian is the name of an Indo-Japan Joint Military Exercise that began in 2018. This exercise takes place between both countries’ armies.

Highlights

This exercise with Japan is critical and crucial within the security challenges that both nations face within the backdrop of the present global situation.

This exercise covers platoon-level joint operations training in semi-urban and concrete environments and forests.

Exercise Dharma Guardian 2022 will begin from 27 February to 10 March 2022 and be conducted at Foreign Training Node, Belagavi, Karnataka.

Indian Army’s 15th Battalion, the MARATHA Light INFANTRY Regiment, and Japan’s 30th Infantry Regiment of Japanese Ground Self DEFENCE Forces participate during this year’s exercise.

The International Zero Discrimination Day Is Celebrated

Every year on 1 March, Zero Discrimination day is celebrated to practice , incorporation, and safeguard the people with equal law and policies without any discrimination.

Highlights:

Every year on 1 March, Zero Discrimination Day is observed.

The day’s goal is to ensure that all people have the right to equality, inclusion, and protection in their laws and policies to live an entire and dignified life regardless of obstacles.

Zero Discrimination Day emphasizes how people may learn about and support inclusion, compassion, peace, and, most importantly, a change movement.

Zero Discrimination Day assists in forming a global solidarity movement to abolish all forms of discrimination.

The Theme for this year’s Zero Discrimination Day 2022 is “Remove laws that harm, create laws that empower.”