HARYANA

Haryana to enact law to punish those found abandoning their cows: CM

The Haryana government will soon enact a stringent law to punish those found guilty of abandoning their cows.

Khattar said his government had already enacted the ‘Gauvansh Sanrakshan and Gausamvardhan’ Act to protect cows.

Similarly, tagging of cattle kept by people in their houses would be carried out so that these are not abandoned in any situation. A fine of Rs 5,000 would be imposed on those found abandoning their cattle.

The chief minister appealed to the people not to abandon their cattle and keep them in their houses, saying it was not easy for the government alone to protect them.

Earlier in March 2015, for “protection and upkeep” of cows, Haryana enacted a law which clamps a complete ban on cow slaughter in the state and provides for a rigorous imprisonment ranging from three to 10 years for killing the animal.

INTERNATIONAL

· Marshall Islands to launch world-first digital legal tender

The Marshall Islandsin the Pacific Ocean is set to become the first country in the world to recognize cryptocurrency as its legal tender and adopt transparent cryptocurrency as its legal tender and adopt the transparent crypto monetary system.
The parliament of the island has passed a law to create the digital currency call called “Sovereign” with symbol SOV to raise some hard cash to pay bills and boost the economy.
The Marshall Islands is partnering with Israeli fintech startup Neema to launch its SOV.
It will have equal status with US dollar as a form of payment.
SOV issued by the Marshall Islands will be different from other cryptocurrencies including bitcoin because it will be officially recognized by law as legal documents.

· Myanmar puts off border agreement with India

Myanmar has indefinitely deferred signing agreement with India to streamline the free movement of people within 16 km along the open border between two countries.
It has cited domestic compulsions and has asked for more time for the agreement to be sealed.
Background India and Myanmar share 1,643 km unfenced border along four states viz. Arunachal Pradesh (520 km), Nagaland (215 km), Manipur (398 km) and Mizoram (510 km) and permit free movement regime.
To give it shape, Central Government had asked four border states with Myanmar to distribute “border pass” to all the residents living within 16 km.
The agreement will facilitate movement of people on basis of valid passports and visas which will enhance economic and social interaction between two places.

· Rashid Khan Becomes Youngest Captain In International Cricket History

The leg-spinner from Afghanistan, Rashid Khan (19-year-old) become the youngest captain in international cricket history.
He now holds the ICC No. 1 rank for bowlers in both the ODIs and T20Is and also became the youngest player ever to hold the top spot for any form of ICC men’s ranking.
England’s Arran Bindle is the youngest woman player at the age of 19 years and 260 days to lead a team in women’s cricket. She led the England side in a three ODIs in 2001.
Youngest captains in international cricket:
Rashid Khan (Afghanistan) – 19 years 159 days.
Rajin Saleh (Bangladesh) – 20 years 297 days.
Rodney Trott (Bermuda) – 20 years 332 days.
Tatenda Taibu (Zimbabwe) – 20 years 342 days.
Nawab Pataudi (India) – 21 years 77 days.

NATIONAL

National Safety Day: 4 March

National Safety Day is a Day which is used to make every people get safe from many issues such as Financial Loss, Health problems and also any types of problems in the life of the citizens.

It is used to celebrate to become more secure from the activities which reflect and change the situation of the people in many ways evil as well as good ways.

It is celebrated on the 4th March every year in India by the National Safety Council of India.

· International Yoga Festival Held In Rishikesh

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat inaugurated the week-long 29th annual, world-famous International Yoga Festival (IYF)in Rishikesh’s Parmarth Niketan.
The IYF offers daily classes from 4 a.m. until 9:30 p.m. with more than 80 revered saints, Yogacharya, presenters and experts from nearly 20 countries around the world.

After 25 years, Manik Sarkar steps down as Tripura CM

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar tendered his resignation to Governor Tathagata Roy, who asked him to continue in office till the next Chief Minister takes over.

The BJP-IPFT coalition has swept the polls, winning 43 of the 59 seats for which elections were held.

The BJP secured 35 seats in the 60-member assembly while its ally IPFT, a tribal based party, has won eight seats.

Conrad Sangma Will be the Next CM of Meghalaya

In Meghalaya, NPP chief Conrad K Sangma met Governor Ganga Prasad and submitted the letter of support from other parties.

The swearing-in of Conard as the chief minister will take place on March 5.

In Tripura, the government formation process is expected to be completed by March 10.

· Viswanathan Anand Wins Tal Memorial Rapid Chess Title

World rapid champion Viswanathan Anandannexed the Tal Memorial rapid chess title in Moscow, Russia after an easy final round draw against Boris Gelfand of Israel.
His solitary loss came at the hands of Shakhriyar Mamedyarov of Azerbaijan in the third round.

· Namaste Shalom- Magazine On India-Israel Relations Launched

The Union Minister of State (I/C) of the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), Dr Jitendra Singh, launched the social media of “Namaste Shalom”, a magazine on India-Israel relations.
The magazine ‘Namaste Shalom’ is edited by Tarun Vijay, former MP.

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