Weekly Current Affairs (1st December to 7th December 2024)

Weekly Current Affairs (1st December to 7th December 2024)

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Category : Business and economics Published on: December 08 2024

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  • The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has increased the wallet limit for UPI Lite to ₹5,000 and raised the offline transaction limit to ₹1,000 per transaction.
  • SAIL has signed an MoU with John Cockerill India for collaboration on green steel production and technology.
  • UPI has achieved a new milestone, processing 16 billion transactions worth ₹23.49 lakh crores in October 2024.
  • Uber has launched India's first water transport service, allowing shikara bookings on its app in Srinagar's Dal Lake.
  • MOIL, a Miniratna company, produced 1.63 lakh tonnes of manganese ore in November 2024, marking its best performance for the month since its inception.
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