Local roundup updates: Jamsetji Tata declared the most generous man of the last century, Goa mandates vaccine certificates for pets, and much more

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1. Son of daily wage workers to represent India in the Tokyo Olympics

Pravin Jadhav from Satara district in Maharashtra is going to represent India in archery in the coming Tokyo Olympics. His father and mother, Ramesh and Sangita are daily wage workers in their village. However, they never stopped motivating their son to take up sport resulting in his selection for the Olympics.

2. Lok Sabha offers internship opportunities

Lok Sabha is offering internships to graduates and postgraduates for which the last day to submit applications is June 25, 2021. It has been made clear that those candidates who have experience in research, counselling, management, and marketing will be given the preference. Apart from this, the interns will be given a stipend of Rs. 25,000. Hurry up!

3. Delhi police station sets up a library for underprivileged kids

RK Puram police station in Delhi is not just a police station but also a library where kids, especially from the weaker background can avail books, free coaching and the facility of a smart classroom. The police personnel at this place are also assisting with the competitive exams.

4. Report states India's Jamshetji Tata, world's most generous individual of last century

The founder of the conglomerate Tata, Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata has topped the list of philanthropist prepared by Hurun Research and EdelGive Foundation. The ranking has been given based on the calculation of the value of the assets adjusted for inflation and the total gifts or distributions to date.

5.  Pets need vaccine certificates to enter Goa

To curb the spread of Coronavirus in Goa, the directorate of animal husbandry and veterinary services have stated that the people entering Goa with their pets will have to inform the department and get them vaccinated. However, the rules will not be applicable for livestock and only cats and dogs will require the certificate.

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