current affairs 27 November 2022

Udaipur ready to host first G20 Sherpa Meeting in India.

Udaipur is ready to host the first G20 Sherpa Meeting in India from 4 to 7 December 2022.
Aim: To foster growth and build bonds amongst the twenty nations.
The G20 Sherpa meeting is expected to be held at the Darbar Hall at the City Palace Udaipur.
The Sherpa Meeting of the G20 Summit is a preliminary meeting of the government representatives before the main G20 Summit.
The former CEO of NITI Aayog, Amitabh Kant is the G20 Sherpa from India.

As per the US based consulting firm, Morning Consult, PM Modi remains the world’s most popular leader with an approval rating of 77%.
Andrés Manuel López Obrador (Mexico President) stands at second position followed by Anthony Albanese (Australian PM).
While, the US President Joe Biden is placed at 9th position followed by Rishi Sunak (UK Prime Minister) among the 22 world leaders.
The latest ratings are based on data collected from 16th to 22nd November.

Film Dear Diary made by Team Purple, has won the 53-Hour Challenge for 75 Creative Minds of Tomorrow in best movie category, at International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa.
The competition was launched by Union Information & Broadcasting Minister Anurag Singh Thakur.
During 53 hour deadline, 5 short films were made.
From the shoot, to the final film delivery, the filmmakers worked non-stop, to bring their scripts to life.

Fisheries, Animal Husbandry Ministry has awarded National Gopal Ratna Awards 2022 on 26th November (National Milk Day).
Award Categories: Best Dairy Farmer Rearing Indigenous Cattle and buffalo Breeds, Best Artificial Insemination Technician and Best Dairy Cooperative, Milk Producer Company, Dairy Farmer Producer Organization.
Award: Rs 5 lakh (1st), Rs 3 lakh (2nd) and Rs 2 lakh (3rd).
It is one of the highest National Awards in the field of livestock and dairy sector.

The Indian Railways has planned to introduce tilting trains by 2026 with an aim to maintain higher speed on curvy stretches.
According to the officials, 100 new units of the semi-high speed Vande Bharat trains are being manufactured using this technology.
Tilting trains: Mechanism enables higher speed on regular broad-gauge tracks, which tilt while undergoing a curve on the track.
Such locomotives operate in the UK, Italy, Portugal, Slovenia, Finland, Russia.