Daily one liner current affairs 5 October 2023

 Daily one liner current affairs 5 October 2023

👉 What percentage has been projected by the World Bank for India's growth rate in the current financial year - 6.3%. 

👉 India's first solar rooftop cycling track has been built in - Hyderabad

👉 National Turmeric Board and Central Tribal University will be set up in which state - Telangana

👉 What is the theme of Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference - Decarbonising, Fast, Together. 

👉 Name the Indian athlete who has won the gold medal in shotput event at the ongoing Asian Games in China - Tajinderpal Singh Toor. 

👉 Who has been appointed as the Chairman of Advertising Standards Council of India - Saugata Gupta. 

👉 Who has been appointed as the Deputy Chief of naval staff - Tarun Sobti. 

👉 Who has recently been appointed as the Director General of Border Roads Organisation - Raghu Srinivasan. 

👉 The Nobel Prize for Medicine for the year 2023 has been awarded to - 2 persons.  

👉 Recently, the World Health Organization has approved the use of a second malaria vaccine. This vaccine has been manufactured by - Oxford University.  

👉 The Indian Air Force has signed an agreement with Bharat Dynamics Limited for the purchase of which missile - Astra missiles. 

👉 Wildlife Week is being organized from when to how long - October 2 to 8.  

👉 The largest statue of Bhimrao Ambedkar outside India is being installed in - United States of America. 



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