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Current Affairs Today 1st May 2023Current Affairs Today 1st May 2023: As the world celebrates International Worker’s Day on the first day of May 2023, here is the current affairs news for today. The daily news bulletin includes major headlines from the previous week's international, national and sports events. Daily readers can check the latest news of 1st May 2023 below:
Current Affairs 1 May 2023
International News: 1st May 2023
Joe Biden and Marcos to Meet Amidst Tensions with China: US President Joe Biden and Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. are set to meet soon due to the rising Chinese aggression in the South China Sea
Pope Agreed on Involvement in Keeping Peace in Ukraine-Russian War: Vatican Leader Pope Francis has urged to regain peace in the war between the two states. He also added to involve being a mediator in initiating talks between the two nations
Santiago Pena Wins Paraguay Elections: Santiago Pena, Leader of the rightwing Colorado Party has won the presidential elections of Paraguay
National Headlines 1st May 2023
Bihan Mela Organised in Odisha: Members of the Kondh Tribe are celebrating the Bihan Mela in the Nayagarh district of Odisha. This annual festival is being organised to celebrate seeds of various crops across the region
Unified Logistics Interface Platform Launched by Ministry of Coal: Secretary, the Ministry of Coal has introduced a Unified Logistics Platform launched to promote transparency and digital systems
Hydrogen Plants to Set Up in All Major Ports: Union Minister of Ports has announced that new hydrogen/ammonia plants will be built in almost all major ports of the country in the next couple of years under the National Green Hydrogen Mission
Sports News Today 1 May 2023
IPL 2023: PBKS and MI Won Their Respective Matches - In both cut-throat matches, Punjab Kings won against Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians won against Rajasthan Royals on Sunday 30 April 2023
Chirag and Satwik Won Badminton World Championship: Indian shuttlers Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy won at World Badminton Championship in Dubai and became the first Indians to win the championship in 58 years
