Weekly Current Affairs (10 January to 15 January 2022)

Weekly Current Affairs (10 January to 15 January 2022)

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Category : State Published on: January 16 2022

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Uttar Pradesh government declared Bhawanipur, Tedhiya, Dhakia and Bichiya villages near Nepal border as revenue villages
Kochi becomes India's first city in a series of battery-powered electric boats with water metro project
Project 'Niramay' launched in Assam
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur inaugurated a heliport constructed at a cost of Rs 18 crore near Sanjauli-Dhalli bypass
Delhi government starts online yoga classes for kovid patients in home isolation
Haryana becomes the state to approve 'Nursing Policy'
Andhra Pradesh government increased the retirement age of state government employees to 62 years from the existing 60 years
Mumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) became the first municipal body in the country to provide services on WhatsApp
Madhya Pradesh government decides to pass law to regulate online gaming

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