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Daily Current Affairs 4 December 2020

Important Notes on International Day of Persons with Disabilities: December 3

Indian Navy Day (First Friday of December)
Indians celebrate Indian Navy Day 2020, on December 4. It is one of the special days in December 2020 that puts light on Operation Trident, which was carried out at Karachi Harbour in 1971’s Indo-Pakistan war. The day is now for the annual remembrance of the achievements, difficulties, and roles that brave Navy people faced during the war.

Delhi govt launches forum for successful implementation of EV policy
The Delhi government launched a forum to engage with stakeholders for the successful implementation of its recently launched electric vehicles policy. The primary objective of the Delhi Electric Vehicles Policy, 2020 is to accelerate the pace of EV adoption across vehicle segments. The first meeting of the forum will be held virtually on December 18 to discuss and understand challenges towards deployment of electric vehicles.

India biggest buyer of covid-19 vaccine with 1.6 bn doses
India is the largest buyer of COVID-19 vaccines in the world with 1.6 billion doses, according to a global analysis, a number some scientists say could cover 800 million people, or 60 per cent of its population, and will be enough to develop ‘herd immunity’.

‘No Dorai’ and ‘Fagun Haway’ win Bangladesh best films award of 2019
The Bangladesh Ministry of information on Thursday announced the National Film Awards for 2019. Films ‘No Dorai’ and ‘Fagun Haway’ jointly won the best film award. Taneem Rahman Anghshu who directed the film ‘No Dorai’ got the best Director award. The film ‘No Dorai’ dominated the awards in several categories including best cinematography (Sumon Kumar Sarker), Best Sound Recording (Ripon Nath) and best Screenplay (Mahboob Rahman). ‘No Dorai’, meaning ‘Not Afraid’ is the story of a community in the beach town of Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh. The community does not allow women to venture into the sea and forces them into strict social norms.

DBS Bank India gets ₹2,500 crore capital support from parent for LVB merger
DBS Bank India Limited (DBIL) has received capital infusion of ₹2,500 crore from DBS Bank Limited, Singapore to support its amalgamation with Lakshmi Vilas Bank (LVB). DBIL said it is well-capitalised, and its capital adequacy ratios (CAR) remains above regulatory requirements after the amalgamation. LVB is the second private sector bank after Yes Bank which has run into rough weather during this year.

RBI hikes limit for contactless card transaction to ₹5,000
Reserve Bank of India governor Shaktikanta Das announced that RBI has enhanced limits for contactless card payments from ₹2,000 to ₹5,000. This will be effective from 1 January 2021 and will be at the discretion of the user. Governor Das made the announcement while putting forth the decisions taken by RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC).

China turns on nuclear-powered ‘artificial sun’ for first time
China successfully powered up its “artificial sun” nuclear fusion reactor for the first time, state media reported Friday, marking a great advance in the country’s nuclear power research capabilities. The HL-2M Tokamak reactor is China’s largest and most advanced nuclear fusion experimental research device, and scientists hope that the device can potentially unlock a powerful clean energy source. Chinese scientists have been working on developing smaller versions of the nuclear fusion reactor since 2006.

Lakshadweep Administrator Dineshwar Sharma passes away
Administrator of Lakshadweep Dineshwar Sharma passed away on Friday due to lung-related complications. He was 66.

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