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Posted 17 Oct 2024

Updated 20 Oct 2024

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Mankidia Tribes

The habitat rights are formally provided to Mankidia of Odisha under the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006.

About Mankidia Tribes

  • They are one of the seventy-five Particularly Vulnerable Tribes 
  • They are a semi-nomadic section of the Birhor tribe.
  • The community is famed for its skill in catching monkeys and trapping small birds and animals.
  • They live in dome shaped leaf huts, known as Kumbha.
  • Speak a language of their own that belongs to the Munda branch of Austro-Asiatic language group.
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  • Scheduled Tribes
  • Mankidia Tribes
  • Forest Right Act, 2006

Anubhav Awards

7th Anubhav Awards Ceremony is to be held in Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi.

About Anubhav Awards

  • Given by: Department of Pension & Pensioners' Welfare 
  • Based on: Anubhav Write ups,i.e, sharing of experiences by  retiring central government employees/pensioners on Anubhav Portal.
  • Aim: to foster good governance and administrative reforms in future on the basis of the experience shared by retiring employees.
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  • Anubhav Awards

FIDE Chess Olympiad

Recently, Indian contingent won Gold in both open and women’s category at the 45th International Chess Federation (FIDE) Olympiad.

About 45th FIDE Chess Olympiad

  • Organized in:  Budapest, Hungary.
    • 44th Chess Olympiad took place for the first time in India (Chennai).
  • Trophy for the winning team in the open section is the Hamilton-Russell Cup.
  • Trophy for the winning team in the women’s section is the Vera Menchik Cup.

About FIDE

  • It’s the governing body of the sport of chess, and it regulates all international chess competitions. 
  • Constituted as a non-governmental institution, it was recognized by International Olympic Committee as a Global Sporting Organization in 1999.
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  • FIDE Chess Olympiad

Retired Sportsperson Empowerment Training (RESET) Programme

The Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports has launched RESET Programme.

About RESET Programme

  • It aims to empower retired sports persons with knowledge and skills for career development and increased employability.
    • Retired athletes aged 20-50 who have participated or received medals in international or national events.
  • Key Features
    • Two levels based on educational qualifications—Class 12th and above, and Class 11th and below.
    • Mode: Hybrid, including self-paced learning and on-ground training with internships.
    • Placement assistance and guidance for entrepreneurial ventures.
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  • RESET Programme
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