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TNPSC Current Affairs - June 22, 23, 24 - 2017 - TNPSCGURU.IN for TNPSC Exams - TNPSC June 2017 Current Affairs. for Group 2A 2017

• June 23 - World Public Service Day
• United Nations Annual Population Survey Report
• World Population would reach 8 Million by 2023.
• India to become the most populous nation by 2024.
• New Flags in Cars of IAS officers
• The West Bengal govt has released the design of flags to be used in the cars of its State IAS officers after the central govt banned the usage of beacon lights in cars.
• Karnataka Waives Farm Loan
• Karnataka Govt has announced that the farm loans upto 50000 in State Cooperative banks will be waived off.
• Aadhaar for TB patients
• Central Govt has announced to get the benefits for TB patients, they need to link their Aadhaar number by August 31, 2017.
• Rajiv Gauba
• He was appointed as the New Home Secretary of the Centre.
• Mohammed Bin Salman
• He was named the Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince.
• Face Wash and Go
• It is an initiative launched by Andhra Pradesh Police Department to reduce the accidents in Highways in early morning by asking the drivers to wash their face.
• Kunnamthanam Village
• It was declared as the first total/complete yoga village of Kerala.
• UN Public Service Award
• The United Nations has awarded Mamata Banerjee (Chief Minister of West Bengal) the UN Public Services Award.
• selected for the Kanyashree scheme - an empowerment scheme for girl
• PSLV C38
• It was launched on June 24, 2017 at the Sathish Dhawan space centre in Sri Harikota.
• It carried 31 satellites.
• Cartosat-2 was its primary payload which is an earth observatory.
• NIUSAT  - Noorul Islam University satellite - It is a nano satellite for disaster management and crop monitoring.
• Grand al-Nuri Mosque
• It is an 850 years old Mosque located in Mosul of Baghdad demolished by the Islamic State Militants.
• Speed Limit Increased for NH
• Central govt has planned to increase the current speed limit of 80 Kmph in National Highways to 120 Kmph.