Weekly Current Affairs (18 October -23 October 2021)

Weekly Current Affairs (18 October -23 October 2021)

Weekly Current Affairs / Weekly Current Affairs (18 October -23 October 2021)

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Category : State Published on: October 24 2021

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Kerala's Kochi named as dementia-friendly city as part of Udbodh Dementia-Friendly District Program
Ship-to-Ship (STS) LPG transfer operation for the first time concluded at Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Port, Kolkata
Union Government decided to rename Mount Harriet in Andaman Islands as Mount Manipur
Fatima Bano of Choskor village became the first woman to get 'Ladakh resident' certificate
The implementation of 'Mukhyamantri Ration Aapke Dwar' scheme was announced by the Government of Madhya Pradesh from the month of November to help the differently-abled and senior citizens
Assam government will now include 'Bhaskarabda' in its calendar apart from 'Saka' and 'Gregorian'.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin inaugurated web portal e-Munetram and 'IT Nanban' to monitor projects

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