Weekly Current Affairs (31st December 2023 to 6th January 2024)

Weekly Current Affairs (31st December 2023 to 6th January 2024)

Weekly Current Affairs / Weekly Current Affairs (31st December 2023 to 6th January 2024)

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Category : Business and economics Published on: January 07 2024

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According to recently released data, India has become the second-largest producer of steel in the world.
Gujarat will start the country's first submarine tourism.
Divya Kala Mela is being organized in Surat.
Recently the world's largest lithium reserves have been discovered in the Salton Sea in the United States.
Recently Sagar Parikrama has been started from Chennai port.
Recently, approval has been given for the acquisition of Goindwal Sahib Limited by Punjab State Power Corporation Limited.
IREDA has declared the year 2024 as the 'Year of Human Resource Development and Discipline'.
NHAI has recently signed an agreement with the National Remote Sensing Centrefor for Green Cover Index.
According to India Ratings, the country's growth rate will be 6.7% in the current financial year.

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