In a bid to advance Ayurveda as the standard treatment for the pervasive way of life related infections, Vinoba Seva Pratisthan (VSP), as a team with the Ministry of AYUSH, has effectively coordinated a 3-days "Ayurveda Parav in Bhubaneswar. This remarkable activity means to not just guarantee more noteworthy acknowledgment of Ayurveda among the majority yet in addition to advocate Ayurveda as the mainline of treatment for the momentum way of life illnesses. The Ministry of AYUSH offered undeniable help to this program. 

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), in meeting with the Government, has concluded that the cutoff points for Ways and Means Advances (WMA) for the main portion of the monetary year 2021-22 (April 2021 to September 2021) will be ₹1.20 lakh crore. The national bank gives monetary convenience to the Government to hold over brief bungles in the income of its receipts and installments as WMA. The financing cost on WMA will be the repo rate (as of now at 4%). The loan cost on the overdraft will be two percent over the repo rate. 

In a significant push towards profound innovation and driving the nation to turn into a carefully changed country, Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), NITI Aayog has dispatched AIM-PRIME (program for Researchers on Innovations, Market-Readiness and Entrepreneurship), a program to advance and support science-based profound tech new businesses and adventures across India. In such manner, AIM has held hands with Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) to dispatch this cross country program which will be executed by Venture Center – a non-benefit innovation business hatchery facilitated by CSIR-NCL.The first partner of the program is available to innovation designers (beginning phase profound tech new companies, and researchers/engineers/clinicians) with solid science-based profound tech business thoughts. The program is likewise open to CEOs and senior brooding chiefs of AIM Funded Atal Incubation Centers that are supporting profound tech business visionaries. 

Aniyan Midhun of Nattika won the gold at the South Asian Wushu Championship that finished up in Nepal. The 28-year-old youth addressed the country in the 70-kg class in the championship.He is the main Wushu player from southern India to arrive at the Indian group. 

Eden Park in Auckland in New Zealand has been chosen by FIFA to arrange the initial match of the competition on July 10, with Stadium Australia in Sydney picked to have the last on August 20. Matches are set to be held in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney in Australia just as Auckland, Dunedin, Hamilton and Wellington in New Zealand. The 2023 version will be the biggest ever FIFA Women's World Cup with the quantity of groups expanding from 24 to 32.