Today’s Current Affairs News Headline- 23 April 2022

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Today’s Current Affairs News Headline– Miliposts for 23 April 2022

Joint security review meeting held to monitor preparations for Amarnath Yatra
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will visit Bihar today to attend a program organized in the memory of Babu Veer Kunwar Singh. He was one of the heroes of the Revolt of 1857.
Security was beefed up ahead of Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Jammu and Kashmir. He will visit the Union Territory on April 24.
Supreme Court initiates Suo Moto case to frame guidelines on capital punishment.
India, UK call on Taliban to allow girls back to secondary school.
Dr. Suman K. Berry has been appointed as the Deputy Chairman of NITI Aayog after Dr. Rajiv Kumar stepped down from his post.
Mafuza Khatoon, a member of the BJP National Executive Committee, has been appointed as the Vice-Chairman of the Haj Committee of India.
Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra urged NRIs to register as overseas voters.
Civil Aviation Ministry to organize Yoga Prabha on April 25
India Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Conference 2022 to be held on 25th April

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will visit Ukraine on April 28, meeting with the President and Foreign Minister of Ukraine.
The UN chief will travel to Moscow on April 26 to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
An explosion occurred at the Imam Sahib District Mosque in Kunduz, Afghanistan, killing at least 33 people, including children.
UN Security Council issues press releases on Afghanistan and strongly condemns terrorist attacks; These follow other recent attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure, including religious minority communities.
Russia wants to annex southern Ukraine.
Ukraine’s President Zelensky wins the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for Defending Democracy.
According to the World Bank, the conflict has caused $60 billion in physical damage to Ukraine’s buildings and infrastructure.
The South and North Korea leaders exchanged letters expressing hope for better bilateral relations.