Current Affairs (10th March, 2023)

Current Affairs

Every year on March 10, the International Day of Women Judges recognizes all female judges who have led the fight against social injustice.
The significance of the day and its history are discussed below. On this significant day, women judge in international legal institutions should also be honored.
It is a day that serves as a symbol for the struggle for gender equality, equal access to opportunities, and the end of gender-based discrimination, which is still prevalent in all facets of society.

After receiving unanimous support from the 2,977 members of the National People's Congress (NPC), Xi Jinping began an unprecedented third term as China's president.
Over the next five years, Xi will lead a carefully selected party and government team tasked with guiding the world's second-largest economy through domestic and international challenges.

World Kidney Day is a day set aside each year on the second Thursday in March to raise awareness about kidney health. This year, it will be remembered on March 9, 2023.
It is being worked on jointly by the International Federation of Kidney Foundations-World Kidney Alliance (IFKF-WKA) and the International Society of Nephrology (ISN).
The day has been checked yearly beginning around 2006 and is critical since it advances everybody's renal wellbeing.

The "Theatre Level Operational Readiness Exercise for 2023" (TROPEX-23) by the Indian Navy reached its conclusion in the Arabian Sea after running for four months from November 2022 to March 2023.
Over 75 aircraft, six submarines, and approximately 70 ships from the Indian Navy participated in TROPEX-23.
The Navy's ability to transition from peacetime to hostilities is the subject of multiple phases of TROPEX.
On January 12-13, 2021, the Indian Navy carried out the first phase of the coastal defense exercise known as "Sea Vigil" all along India's coastline and island territories.
This exercise was designed to verify the country's coastal defense system, which was completely overhauled following the 26/11 terror attacks in Mumbai.

Indonesia is good to go to move its capital from Jakarta to Borneo over ecological issues, for example, being clogged, sinking into seawater, and being inclined to tremors.
The new city, according to officials, will be a "sustainable forest city" that puts the environment first and will be carbon neutral by 2045.
The new capital, according to Indonesian President Joko Widodo, will serve as a "nostrum for the problems in Jakarta, which will also allow the country to start afresh."

To commemorate the CISF's founding in 1969, the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Raising Day is observed annually on March 10.
The Service of Home Undertakings' top-level focal outfitted police force, the CISF, is responsible for giving security insurance to a few public area associations, air terminals, seaports, power plants, and other critical framework projects the country over.
The 54^th CISF Raising Day was held this year to recognize the Central Industrial Security Force's efforts and contributions.

The Indian Navy has received a fully indigenous fuze for an anti-submarine warfare (ASW) underwater rocket, manufactured for the first time by a private Indian industry, in what is being regarded as a significant achievement for the “Make in India” initiative in the defense sector.
The Indian Navy has never ordered supplies for underwater ammunition fuzes from a private sector company in India.
The Indian Navy has never purchased an underwater ammunition fuze from a private Indian manufacturer.
The Indian defense industry's self-reliance will greatly benefit from this. A noteworthy achievement is also the utilization of simulated dynamic trial facilities throughout the manufacturing and development phases.