Weekly Current Affairs (25th October – 30th October 2021)

Weekly Current Affairs (25th October – 30th October 2021)

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Category : State Published on: October 31 2021

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  1. Uttar Pradesh became the first state in the country to completely vaccinate three crore people against the corona virus.
  2. Hyderabad Police's new initiative "Saat-Saat Ab Aur Bhi Paas" project launched to improve safety and security of women.
  3. After the new name of Allahabad and Mughalsarai, now the Uttar Pradesh government has changed the name of Faizabad railway station to Ayodhya Cantt.
  4. Sukar Kshetra Soron located in Kasganj district of Uttar Pradesh has been declared a pilgrimage site.
  5. Under the Jal Jeevan Mission, 'Man-Merag' became the first village in Ladakh to get water supply from the tap.
  6. Ladakh's first three-day bird festival inaugurated.
  7. Karnataka topped the list of State Energy Efficiency Index (SEEI) 2020, Rajasthan secured the second position.
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