Weekly Current Affairs (22nd February to 28th February 2026)

Weekly Current Affairs (22nd February to 28th February 2026)

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: March 01 2026

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  • The UAE has introduced advanced gene therapy programs to treat the genetic causes of autism and rare neurodegenerative brain disorders in children.
  • PhonePe introduces AI-powered natural language search for voice- and text-based transactions, enhancing convenience and personalization.
  • A national conference on ancient Indian texts and science began at IIT (ISM) Dhanbad with support from Indian Council of Philosophical Research.
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