Current Affairs February 2023

DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS

21 February 2023 Current Affairs – The Day’s Top News | GKSERIES

Current Affairs is the most important area in all competitive exams. But the difficulty level is very high. That’s why; many aspirants get confused, how to select Current Affairs for Preparation of Competitive Examination? In this Post, Daily Current Affairs 21 February 2023, we have tried to cover each and every point and also included all important

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Poet V Madhusoodanan Nair receives Jnanappana award 2023

Poet V Madhusoodanan Nair receives Jnanappana award 2023

Poet V Madhusoodanan Nair receives Jnanappana award 2023 : A noted writer, V Madhusoodanan Nair has been selected for Jnanappana Puraskaram 2023 for his contribution to the field of literature. The award consists of a Rs 50,001 cash prize, a 10-gram gold locket with an image of Sree Guruvayoorappan, a citation, and a memento. February 2023 Current Affairs Quiz This award was instituted by

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Govt approves Rs 30.40 cr ‘Sensor-based Smart Agriculture’ project

Govt approves Rs 30.40 cr ‘Sensor-based Smart Agriculture’ project

Govt approves Rs 30.40 cr ‘Sensor-based Smart Agriculture’ project : The government of Jammu and Kashmir has approved a Rs 30.40 crore project “Sensor-based Smart Agriculture” envisaging integration of agriculture with technology driven by Artificial Insemination and IoT for automation of practices, enhanced resource use efficiency and profitability. February 2023 Current Affairs Quiz According to

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Meghana Pandit appoints as CEO of Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust

Meghana Pandit appoints as CEO of Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust: Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, one of the country’s leading teaching hospitals, has appointed Professor Meghana Pandit, a renowned physician of Indian descent, as its CEO. In addition to being the first person of Indian descent to be nominated CEO of any National Health Service (NHS) trust in the

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