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Current Affairs, 11 November

11 November 2026 · 10 points that matter for competitive exams

Telugu Scope Desk · 5 min read

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  1. 04Sports10 November · Source: ISSF

    India won the women's 25 m pistol team gold at the ISSF World Championship in Doha on 10 November. Hyderabad's Esha Singh, Manu Bhaker and Divya Subbaraju together scored 1761 to finish ahead of South Korea (1748) and Vietnam (1745).

    RememberEsha led the Indian effort with 590 and was third in qualification. In the individual final Manu finished fourth with 27 hits and Esha placed eighth with 11 hits. South Korea's Yang Jiin took that gold with 44 hits, a new world record. The championship in Doha runs until 14 November.

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  3. 06Telangana10 November · Source: Telangana government, SLBC

    Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka on 10 November asked banks to restructure and reschedule crop loans in the State's drought-hit areas. About 365 mandals in 31 districts have been declared drought-affected.

    RememberSLBC = State-Level Bankers' Committee; he chaired its meeting at Praja Bhavan in Hyderabad. Relief is to be extended under Reserve Bank of India guidelines. Banks were asked to speed up fresh lending of Rs 38,268 crore for the Yasangi (rabi) season. Banks had met only 53% of the year's Rs 96,943 crore farm credit target up to September, the Agriculture Minister said.

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