Weekly Current Affairs (03 July to 08 July 2023)

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Category : State Published on: July 09 2023

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  1. NCP leader Aditi Tatkare becomes first woman minister in Eknath Shinde-led Maharashtra government
  2. Chennai cops get India's 1st drone unit worth Rs 3.6 crore
  3. Nagpur's Itwari railway station to be named after Subhash Chandra Bose
  4. Ajit Pawar appointed deputy CM of Maharashtra, 8 other NCP MLAs take oath as ministers in Eknath Shinde government
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