Daily Morning Brief - (2 june)- Top News Updates from India, world , economy, odisha

INDIA 

1. Khet Bachao Abhiyan Launched to Reduce Dependence on Chemical Fertilisers in Agriculture
   Government launches a nationwide campaign promoting soil health, balanced fertilizer use, Nano Urea, and natural farming practices to reduce excessive dependence on chemical fertilizers.

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1. Five New Judges Appointed; Strength Increased to 37
   Five new Supreme Court judges have been appointed, raising the court's working strength and helping address pending cases more efficiently.

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1. Jal Shakti Ministry Launches ‘Swachh Gaon, Surakshit Jalvayu’ Campaign
   The campaign aims to improve rural sanitation, water conservation, climate resilience, and sustainable environmental management in villages.

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1. Voluntary Prostitution Is Not a Crime, Says Supreme Court
   The Supreme Court reaffirmed that voluntary sex work by consenting adults is legal and that sex workers deserve protection of their rights and dignity.

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WORLD

1. Malaysia Bans Social Media Access for Children Below 16 Years
   Malaysia has restricted social media access for minors under 16 to protect children from cyberbullying, harmful content, and online exploitation.

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1. US Attacks Iranian Islands Again
   The United States carried out fresh strikes on Iranian-linked targets amid rising tensions and security concerns in the West Asian region.

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1. Myanmar Assures It Will Not Allow Its Territory to Be Used Against India’s Interests
   Myanmar has assured India that its territory will not be used by anti-India groups or insurgents for activities threatening Indian security.

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SPORTS

1. Zee Entertainment Secures FIFA Broadcast Rights for India
   Zee Entertainment has acquired broadcasting rights for major FIFA tournaments, including upcoming men's and women's World Cups.

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1. India Finishes Runner-Up at Asian U-20 Athletics Championships in Hong Kong, Wins 19 Medals
   India delivered an impressive performance, finishing second overall with a total haul of 19 medals at the championship.

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ECONOMY

1. After Edible Oils, Lentil (Dal) Prices Rise
   Prices of lentils have increased following edible oil inflation, adding pressure on household budgets across the country.

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1. Commercial LPG Cylinder Price Increased by ₹53.50; Domestic Cylinder Price Raised by ₹11
   Commercial LPG prices have been increased significantly, while domestic LPG cylinders have also become slightly more expensive.

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ODISHA

1. Odisha Government to Procure EVs Only from Tata, Mahindra and Maruti; ₹30 Lakh Cap for Ministers, ₹25 Lakh for Senior Officers, ₹20 Lakh for District collectors.
   Odisha has mandated electric vehicle procurement for official use, with spending limits and preference for select domestic manufacturers.