Weekly Current Affairs (06 March to 11 March 2023)

Weekly Current Affairs (06 March to 11 March 2023)

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Category : Sports Published on: March 12 2023

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Hockey India appoints South African Craig Fulton as new Chief Coach of Indian men's hockey team
Jesvin Aldrin creates new national record in men's long jump event at Indian Open Jump Competition 2023
Sayantan Das becomes India's 81st Grandmaster
Mirabai Chanu wins BBC Indian Sportswoman of the Year award, Pritam Siwach honored with BBC Lifetime Achievement Award
Karnataka won the Santosh Trophy after 54 years, defeating Meghalaya 3-2 in the final
Max Verstappen started the season with a dominant win at the Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix
Anupama Ramachandran wins Women’s Snooker World Cup
Rest of India beat Madhya Pradesh to win Irani Cup
Department of Sports, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports to organize 'Khelo India Dus Ka Dum' tournament from March 10 to 31
Kylian Mbappe scripts record, becomes PSG’s all-time leading goal scorer

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