Daily one liner current affairs 6 October 2023

 Daily one liner current affairs 6 October 2023



👉 National Liberation Front of Tripura and All Tripura Tiger Force have been banned for how many years - 5 years



👉 Where was the Regional Conference on Good Governance held - Jaipur



👉 The National Investment and Infrastructure Fund has released how many million dollars in funds for anchor investors with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation - 600 million dollars



👉 Who won the Ryder Cup, 2023 title - European team



👉 Who has become the first Indian woman to win a gold medal in javelin throw at the Asian Games - Annu Rani




👉 The title of Irani Cup, 2023 has been won by - Rest of India




👉 Where is sampriti joint military exercise being conducted - Umrai Cantonment




👉 Who has been awarded the Global Indian Award in October, 2023 - Sudha Murthy




👉 The 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to Pierre Augustini, Ferrance Krausz and Anne L'Hulier





👉 Which institute has developed the technology to destroy toxic chemicals in industrial wastewater - IISc Bengaluru




👉 World Space Week is being organized from 2 to 8 October





👉 World Animal Day is celebrated every year on - October 4




👉The cross-country bike campaign has been launched by - CRPF





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