Current Affairs Today Headlines: 23 July 2022

Jul 23, 2022, 10:38 IST

Find here Today's Current Affairs News Headlines by Jagran Josh for 23 July 2022.

India reports 21,411 fresh cases, 20,726 recoveries and 67 deaths in the last 24 hours, active cases stand at 1,50,100.
Delhi sees 712 new COVID-19 cases, positivity rate goes up to 4.47 percent.
The Election Commission of India asks both Uddhav Thackeray and Eknath Shinde to submit documentary evidence to prove that they have the majority members in the Shiv Sena.
Union Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia inaugurates direct flight between Jabalpur-Kolkata.
Salman Khan seeks weapon license for 'self-protection' following threat letter.
Lok Sabha passes the Indian Antarctic Bill, 2022 aimed at having India’s own national measures for protecting the Antarctic environment and dependent and associated ecosystem.
Indian Railways suffer Rs 259.44 cr loss due to agitations against Agnipath Scheme.
PM Modi hosts farewell dinner for outgoing President Ram Nath Kovind.

US announces $270 million in new military aid to Ukraine including rocket systems.
The US signed off on another $270 million in military aid to Ukraine including four new Himars precision rocket systems.
Ukraine and Russia sign a landmark deal with Turkey and the United Nations to resolve global food crisis caused by blocked Black Sea grain deliveries.
Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess to step down in a few weeks after four years.
President Joe Biden's Covid symptoms have improved and his key vital signs including blood pressure remain normal.
Novak Djokovic confirmed on July 23, 2022 that he will join Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Andy Murray in a dream Team Europe line-up at the Laver Cup.
Russia, Ukraine sign UN-backed deal to resume grain exports via Black Sea.
EMA recommends smallpox vaccine against monkeypox.

The 2011 ICC Cricketer of the Year, Jonathan Trott has been appointed the new head coach of the Afghanistan men's team.
India beats West Indies by 3 runs in first ODI, takes 1-0 lead in three match series.