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Morocco has appointed its first female prime minister after a decisive election win, marking a historic political breakthrough in the North African kingdom. Her appointment by King Mohammed VI also makes her only the second woman to lead a government in the Arab world, underscoring the symbolic weight of the moment beyond Morocco’s borders.
India delivered a commanding day at the Asian Games in Nagoya, defending both men's and women's kabaddi titles with hard-fought wins over Iran and adding more podium finishes across badminton, shooting, athletics and squash. P.V. Sindhu and Unnati Hooda moved into the women's singles quarterfinals, while Tajinderpal Singh Toor and Prachi Choudhary added silver and bronze respectively to India's growing medal tally.
India's athletics campaign at the Asian Games produced a landmark marathon silver through Sawan Barwal, who shattered his own national record and delivered the country's first Games medal in the event in 44 years. The day also brought silver for Tajinderpal Singh Toor, a surprise bronze for Prachi Choudhary, and fresh scrutiny over late withdrawals by several athletes despite medical clearances.
India's three-match ODI series against the West Indies opens in Thiruvananthapuram with unusual anticipation for a bilateral contest, underscored by a rapid ticket sellout and the looming 2027 World Cup. The series offers both a strategic testing ground for captain Shubman Gill's side and a rare chance to watch Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, still chasing major ODI milestones late in their careers.
Sakshi Gallery's 40th anniversary exhibition, Of Being and Becoming, uses 46 artists and three time periods to map how Indian contemporary art has evolved since the late 1980s. Curator Manan Shah frames the show around shifting visual grammar, from direct political engagement to more fragmented, metaphorical forms shaped by economic reform, communal violence and the pressures of the present.
Hunkkaar arrives as a restrained, probing social drama that rejects sensationalism even as it confronts rape, blind faith and institutional indifference. Anchored by Aneet Padda's grace as Meenu, the series examines how charisma, mob fury and systemic apathy can compound the trauma of a survivor.
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