Weekly Current Affairs (10 January to 15 January 2022)

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: January 16 2022

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Former RBI governor Urjit Patel appointed as AIIB vice-chairman replacing DJ Pandian
Puneet Kumar Goel replaces Parimal Rai as new Chief Secretary of Goa
Pierre-Olivier Gourinches to replace Gita Gopinath as IMF Chief Economist
Sher Singh Khayalia appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Adani Power
S. Somnath has been appointed in place of K. Sivan as the chairman of ISRO
Rajkummar Rao appointed brand ambassador for 360-degree consumer advertising campaign of online insurance platform 'RenewBuy'
RBI approves appointment of Ittira Davis as MD & CEO of Ujjivan small finance bank
Mauritius's Avinash Pandu becomes the first High Performance Director of Indian Weightlifting
Former Kurukshetra University registrar Raghuvendra Tanwar appointed as the President of Indian Council of Historical Research

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