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Arpita Singh, one of India’s most distinctive modern painters and a quietly formidable feminist voice, has died at the age of 89. Known for work shaped by solitude, memory and inner freedom, she remained creatively active until the end, leaving behind an oeuvre that expanded the language of Indian art.
Gurdial Singh Bhangu, the veteran Indian hockey coach whose name became inseparable from India’s historic women’s hockey triumph at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, has died at the age of 86. His death marks the loss of a quietly influential figure in Indian sport, remembered for guiding a team that delivered one of the country’s most celebrated international hockey victories.
India’s long-term economic strength will depend on building indigenous capability while deepening international collaboration, Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh said at IPRD 2026, framing self-reliance not as isolation but as a platform for global competitiveness. His remarks placed innovation, institutional reform and cross-border cooperation at the center of India’s governance and policy agenda as the country seeks to convert scientific capacity into strategic advantage.
India’s wrestling campaign ended in disappointment after Jaspooran Singh, competing in the 125kg category, came closest to salvaging a bronze medal. He powered past Jamaica’s Aaron Johnson 10-0 in the repechage before being shut out 0-10 by the United States’ Wyatt Hendrickson in the bronze medal bout. The result underlined India’s struggle to convert opportunities at the business end of the competition.
BP Singh, the television producer and director who helped define Indian crime and horror programming, has died at the age of 75. Best known for creating the long-running investigative series ‘CID,’ Singh leaves behind a body of work that shaped mainstream television storytelling for more than two decades.
Abhishek Sharma downplayed the significance of Yuvraj Singh’s playful 12-ball fifty challenge after producing a blistering 38-ball 113 and steering India to a six-wicket victory. The left-hander, named Player of the Match, said the focus remained on execution and team success rather than personal milestones.
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