Weekly Current Affairs (11 October -16 October)

Weekly Current Affairs (11 October -16 October)

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Category : International Published on: October 17 2021

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  1. 20-yr-old Aditi Maheshwari takes over as the High Commissioner of Britain for a day
  2. India slips 6 ranks on Henley's Passport Index 2021 to 90th, Japan and Singapore Tops
  3. After Sebastian Kurz stepped down, Alexander Schalenberg of Austria was sworn in as chancellor.
  4. Germany Debuts the World's First Driverless Train
  5. The ICC and UNICEF have teamed up to increase awareness about children's mental health
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