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- 1PV Sindhu, Unnati Hooda out in Asian Games badminton quarter-finals▼Asian Games 2026 badminton: PV Sindhu, Unnati Hooda lose in quarter-finals as India campaign ends
PV Sindhu and Unnati Hooda both lost their badminton quarter-finals at the 2026 Asian Games, bringing India's badminton campaign at the event to an end. With the country's remaining players eliminated, India will leave the competition without a badminton medal, a setback given Sindhu's past podium finishes at major multi-sport events.
- 2Lakshya Sen out, PV Sindhu into Asian Games badminton quarter-finals▼Asian Games 2026 badminton: Lakshya Sen knocked out; PV Sindhu reaches quarter-finals
Indian badminton had a mixed day at the 2026 Asian Games: Lakshya Sen was knocked out of the men's singles, while PV Sindhu advanced to the women's singles quarter-finals. Sindhu remains India's main medal hope in the sport as the tournament in Japan heads into its decisive stages.
- 3Sindh Conference 2026 in Geneva urges global attention on rights▼Sindh Conference 2026 in Geneva calls for international attention to rights, environment and self-determination
The Sindh Conference 2026 was held in Geneva, where participants called for greater international attention to human rights, environmental concerns and the right to self-determination for the Sindh region of Pakistan. According to The Tribune, organisers used the gathering to press their case before international bodies and diplomatic audiences based in the Swiss city.
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The Governor of Sindh visited the TDF MagnifiScience Centre in Karachi, a science museum run by The Dawood Foundation that promotes interactive science learning. The Nation reported the visit. Details of what was discussed during the trip have not been widely reported, but the visit highlights official interest in science education and public outreach in the province.