Weekly Current Affairs (24th December to 30th December 2023)

Weekly Current Affairs (24th December to 30th December 2023)

Weekly Current Affairs / Weekly Current Affairs (24th December to 30th December 2023)

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Category : Business and economics Published on: December 31 2023

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Recently India's second indigenous nuclear plant Kakrapar has started.
Recently 'Paat-Mitro' application has been launched for jute farmers.
Britain will start the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism scheme from the year 2027.
Recently India and Russia have signed the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant Agreement.
For the first time, India has paid UAE in rupees to buy crude oil.
According to the recently published 'World Economic League Table Report', India will become the country with the largest economy in the world by the end of the 21st century.
Recently the Economic Affairs Committee of the Union Cabinet has approved the Minimum Support Price of Copra.
Delhi has the highest percentage of cryptocurrency investors in the country.
Women's participation in MNREGA has increased to 59%.

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