Current Affairs 12 March 2023: Where is world largest railway platform?

Current Affairs 12 March 2023: The UPSC Civil Services Exam and State Level PCS Examinations (Preliminary and Main Examination) of various states both require candidates to answer questions about current affairs. General Knowledge is the subject matter of CSAT Paper 1 of the UPSC Prelims. In Paper 1, the General Knowledge section has many topics, the first of which is current affairs or current events. For this reason, all civil service candidates who were successful in their applications recommend that applicants who are preparing for competitive exams read any one national newspaper. But sorting through the current affairs you cover for the newspaper and taking notes on those subjects is also a very deliberate task. Generally speaking, this task is simple for students who have been studying for a long time or for students who regularly read newspapers, but it can be challenging for fresh candidates looking to enter the civil service.

In order to make your preparation a little easier, we are attempting to summarize the national and international issues of importance that were published in today’s newspaper by filtering them. Check out the current affairs sections of today’s newspapers.

12 March 2023 current affairs questions:

1. The world’s longest railway platform

On March 12, Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially opened the Shree Siddharudha Swami Ji Hubli station platform in the Karnataka city of Hubli. The Guinness Book of World Records lists its length as 1507 meters. With a length of 1366.33 meters, Gorakhpur Railway Station is now the second-longest railway station in the world. With a length of 1180.5 meters, Kollam Junction in Kerala is now the third-longest platform in the world.

2- The opening of IIT Dharwad’s new campus.

Three) The Mukhyamantri Abhyudaya Composite School Scheme was launched by the state of Uttar Pradesh. As a result, Basic Education Council School will be built with cutting-edge amenities in every state block. Each school will receive about Rs 1.4 crore in upgrades thanks to this program.

4- The Defense Minister of China is now General Li Shangfu. An aerospace engineer, Shangfu. While serving as the General of China’s PLA, he was banned by the US in 2018.

5. Terron, the first 3D-printed rocket ever launched, failed for the fourth time. Manufacturing this rocket is Relativity Space Company. It was supposed to be launched from Florida’s Space Force Station, but weather and technical difficulties prevented it from happening.

6- According to scientists, the ozone hole in the forests of Australia will grow by 10% in the summer of 2020. Chlorofluorocarbons, chlorine, and bromine are thought to be the main culprits when it comes to pollutants that damage the ozone layer.

7- India has received three nominations for the 2023 Oscars in various categories. All That Breathes in the category for Documentary Feature Film, Natu-Natu in the Best Original Song category, and The Elephant Whisperers in the Short Film category.