FAME India Scheme
The
Government has extended the FAME India Scheme by 6 more months. FAME stands for
Faster Adoption and
Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles. The scheme was launched in 2015
under the National
Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP) with an aim to promote
eco-friendly vehicles in the country. Its objective is to provide
fiscal and monetary incentives for adoption and market creation of both hybrid
and electric technologies vehicles in the country. It also aims to support
hybrid or electric vehicles market development and its manufacturing eco-system
in the country in order to achieve self-sustenance in stipulated period. The scheme is being administered by
Heavy Industries Ministry.
National Electric Mobility Mission Plan
2020
FAME
Scheme under NEMMP has been extended for 6 months. NEMMP aims to achieve national fuel
security by promoting hybrid and electric vehicles in country. It
has set ambitious target of 6-7 million sales of hybrid and electric vehicles
on year from 2020 onwards.
Diksha Portal
Ministry of MHRD launched Diksha
Portal for providing digital platfrom to teachers to make their lifestyle
more digital. It
will serve as National Digital Infrastructure for Teachers. Through this
portal, all teachers across national will be equipped with advanced digital
technology.
National Nutrition Strategy
NITI Aayog has launched National Nutrition
Strategy aimed at Kuposhan
Mukt Bharat. It intends at bringing nutrition to centre-stage of
National Development Agenda. It lays down roadmap for targeted action to
address India’s nutritional needs.
National Nutrition Week
National
Nutrition Week was recognized between 1 to 7 September in the country. The theme for the year 2017 was “Optimal Infant and Young Child
Feeding Practices: Better Child Health”. The
objective of the vent is to intensify awareness generation on importance of
nutrition for health which has an overall impact on development, productivity,
economic growth and ultimately National development.
International
Literacy Day:
Every year International Literacy Day is recognised
on 8th September to
emphasise on the importance of literacy to individuals, society and
communities. The day was established
in 1966 by UNESCO. This year the theme was ‘Literacy in a digital world’.
UJALA
Scheme launched in Malaysia
India’s Unnat Jyoti by Affordable Lighting for All
or UJALA scheme was launched in Melaka State of Malaysia by Energy Efficiency
Saervices Limited under the Union Ministry of Power. UJALA is LED based
Domestic Efficient Lighting Programme (DELP). In India it is implemented by EESL.
Surya Kiran
12th Edition of India-Nepal joint military exercise -
Surya Kiran - was held at Nepal Army Battle School. It is conducted bi-annually,
alternatively in India and Nepal.
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