Nitish Kumar to begin record tenth term as Bihar’s chief minister this week
Major political and weather updates have emerged across Asia this week. In Bihar, Nitish Kumar is preparing for a historic tenth term as chief minister, while Afghanistan’s trade minister visited India to boost economic ties. Meanwhile, weather forecasts predict colder spells in northern India and light rains in the south due to the northeast monsoon.
Nitish Kumar will be sworn in as Bihar’s chief minister for a record tenth time on November 20, 2025. Governor Arif Mohammad Khan will administer the oath at Gandhi Maidan in Patna. The ceremony marks another milestone in Kumar’s long political career.
Afghanistan’s trade minister recently concluded a visit to India, focusing on strengthening trade relations. Discussions explored new economic opportunities between the two nations, though no specific agreements were announced.
In weather updates, northern India is bracing for colder temperatures and dense fog over the coming days. Meanwhile, southern regions may experience light rainfall as the northeast monsoon progresses.
On the sports front, Shubman Gill is heading to Guwahati ahead of India’s second Test against South Africa. His inclusion aims to bolster the team’s batting lineup for the crucial match.
Elsewhere, Curaçao achieved a historic milestone by becoming the smallest nation ever to qualify for the FIFA World Cup. The Caribbean island’s success has drawn global attention.
In technology news, the Telangana government launched MeeSeva services on WhatsApp. This new feature allows residents to access government services directly through the messaging app, simplifying administrative processes.
The US also confirmed the sale of an advanced air defence missile system to Taiwan. The move is expected to enhance the island’s defence capabilities amid ongoing regional tensions.
Nitish Kumar’s upcoming oath ceremony solidifies his position as one of India’s longest-serving chiefs. The weather shifts will affect daily life across the country, while Afghanistan’s trade talks with India could open new economic avenues. Curaçao’s World Cup qualification and India’s cricket preparations add to the week’s notable developments.
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