Weekly Current Affairs (9th February to 15th February 2025)

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: February 16 2025

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IRS officer Maimun Alam has been appointed as Director in the Ministry of Steel.
N Biren Singh resigned as Manipur's Chief Minister due to BJP internal discord and a potential no-confidence motion after discussions with Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
Senior NSG officer Deepak Kumar Kedia conferred with 'CA in Public Service' award by ICAI.
Tulsi Gabbard appointed as America's new National Intelligence Director.
Canara Bank appoints Dr. Madhavankutty G as Chief Economist.
Indian-origin Paul Kapur nominated as key U.S. diplomat for South Asian Affairs.

LIC launched MyLIC and Super Sales Saathi apps to provide seamless digital services for customers and agents.
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Rajya Sabha Election Harivansh became the first nominated member to be re-elected unopposed as Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman for a third term.
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Chhattisgarh UCC Chhattisgarh approved a high-level committee to draft a framework for implementing the Uniform Civil Code in the state.
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India’s Economy Ranking India became the world's 6th largest economy in 2025 with a GDP of $4.15 trillion, according to IMF data.
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The Asian Development Bank raised India’s GDP growth forecast for FY27 to 6.9% citing strong domestic demand.
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World Hemophilia Day 2026 was observed on April 17 with the theme “Diagnosis: First Step to Care.”
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Punjab Police partnered with IIT Ropar to develop an AI-based system for real-time crime tracking and data analysis.
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The Philippines joined the US-led “Pax Silica” initiative to secure global semiconductor supply chains and build an industrial hub.
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PM Narendra Modi will chair India’s first high-level conference dedicated exclusively to the Central Armed Police Forces.
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The Supreme Court ruled that dowry givers who are victims of harassment cannot be prosecuted under the Dowry Prohibition Act.
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Weekly Current Affairs (9th February to 15th February 2025)