Daily Current Affairs 7th April 2022

 World Health Day - 7th April

World Health Day 2022 Theme -

Our Planet Our Health.

International Day Of Sports For Development & Peace (IDSDP) - 6th April 

1) India Contributed USD 150,000 To UN Democracy Fund.

2) Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chauhan To Launch Digi Locker Service For Students In Bhopal.

3) Bharatiya Janta Party (Bjp) Completed 42nd Year Of Foundation.

4) Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) & Israel Aerospace Industries Signs MoU To Converts Civil (Passengers) Aircraft To Multi Mission Tanker Transport In india.

5) Kashmir Records 1.8 Lakh Tourists In March, Highest In Decade.

6) Assam's Amlan Borgohain Set A National Records Achieved 200m Race In 20.52. Second.

Abhinash Sable Who Completed 5000 Meter In 13 Minutes 39: 43 

7) Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh Launched Second Edition of Mehar Baba Swarm Drone Competition By The IAF Start Up.

8) Veteran Bengali Writer Amar Mitra Won O. henery Award For His 1977 Story When He Was 26 Years Old.

his Book GaonBuro In Bengali

In English 

It is The Oldman In Kushum Pur.

9) The 25th Tibetan Shoton Festival Starts At  The Tibetan Institute Of Performing Arts (TIPA) In Dharamsala.

10) The 16th Toshali National Crafts Mela Is Going On Bhubaneswar, Over 3000 Female Artisans Take Part.

11)  India's President Visit To Netherlands After 34 Years.

India And Netherlands Signed Four Mou In Presence Of President Ramnath Kovind.

a) Extension Of MoU On Bilateral Cooperation In Field Of Ports, Maritime Exports And Logistics.

b) Extension Of MoU With State Archive Department, Kerala And National Archives Of Netherlands On Execution Of Cultural Heritage.

c) MoU For Cosmos Malbaricus Project Between Leiden University And Kerala Council Of Historical Research & National Achieves Of Netherlands.

d) Extension Of Programme Of Cooperation Between The Department Of Biotechnology & Government Of India, Ministry Of Economic Affairs, Agriculture And Innovation Government Of Netherlands.

12) Yoga Ustav Celebrated At Lal Quila Delhi.

13) South Africa's First Internationally Certified Carbon Programme For The Agricultural Sector Is Rewarding Farmers With Carbon Credit For Their Sustainable Practices, Called Agri Carbon.