Weekly Current Affairs (02nd November to 08th November 2025)

Weekly Current Affairs (02nd November to 08th November 2025)

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Category : Sports Published on: November 09 2025

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  • India launches ₹1 lakh crore ‘Anusandhan’ Fund to empower deeptech startups and boost indigenous innovation.
  • India scripts history by defeating South Africa in the final to win its maiden ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup title.
  • Janice Tjen becomes the first Indonesian in 23 years to win a WTA singles title with her historic victory at the Chennai Open 2025.
  • Football legend David Beckham is knighted by King Charles for his remarkable contributions to sport, charity, and public service.
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