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

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

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Category : State Published on: November 09 2025

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  • Delhi bans entry of non-BS-VI commercial vehicles from November 1 to curb pollution and ensure cleaner air.
  • Maharashtra declares leprosy a notifiable disease to strengthen early detection and move toward a leprosy-free state by 2027.
  • Delhi Government introduces the ‘Pink Saheli Smart Card’ to provide free, safe, and digital bus travel for women and transgender passengers.
  • Mizoram launches the GBV Solve Project to combat rising violence against women and promote gender equality.
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