Thursday, November 5, 2026
A rare silver coin pattern made in London around 1867 for trade in Shanghai spent decades in a private collection; it has now sold for $4.758 million at a Hong Kong auction, leading a nearly $32 million sale
At 85, a grandmother in Kerala still teaches children Malayalam, Hindi, English and mathematics using nothing more than sand and a stick; for nearly a decade, she has kept a traditional way of learning alive
Kevin Bacon’s charity brought more than 100 volunteers to a Virginia campus; together they assembled 35,000 meal kits and 400 mental health kits for students and families across the region
A Chennai teenager wrote 160 English poems about nature and published them across two books before turning 15; India Book of Records has recognised her achievement after confirming the titles and total

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A rare silver coin pattern made in London around 1867 for trade in Shanghai spent decades in a private collection; it has now sold for $4.758 million at a Hong Kong auction, leading a nearly $32 million sale
At 85, a grandmother in Kerala still teaches children Malayalam, Hindi, English and mathematics using nothing more than sand and a stick; for nearly a decade, she has kept a traditional way of learning alive
Kevin Bacon’s charity brought more than 100 volunteers to a Virginia campus; together they assembled 35,000 meal kits and 400 mental health kits for students and families across the region
A Chennai teenager wrote 160 English poems about nature and published them across two books before turning 15; India Book of Records has recognised her achievement after confirming the titles and total

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A rare silver coin pattern made in London around 1867 for trade in Shanghai spent decades in a private collection; it has now sold for $4.758 million at a Hong Kong auction, leading a nearly $32 million sale

At 85, a grandmother in Kerala still teaches children Malayalam, Hindi, English and mathematics using nothing more than sand and a stick; for nearly a decade, she has kept a traditional way of learning alive

Kevin Bacon’s charity brought more than 100 volunteers to a Virginia campus; together they assembled 35,000 meal kits and 400 mental health kits for students and families across the region

A Chennai teenager wrote 160 English poems about nature and published them across two books before turning 15; India Book of Records has recognised her achievement after confirming the titles and total

Salman Khan’s house firing: Shooter denied bail for brother’s wedding, court says can attend it virtually |

Faridabad man invests Rs 3 crore to open a gym, earns Rs 20 lakh in monthly sales but saves only Rs 2-3 lakh after expenses and EMI

In Florida, 150 tons of old concrete pipes, junction boxes and steel were headed for landfill; crews cleaned the material and lowered it 70 feet into the Gulf to create a new artificial reef for marine life

No cafes, gyms or food delivery: Techie earning Rs 1 lakh a month in a village considers moving to a city for a better lifestyle

A Wyoming landowner had 640 acres with no legally usable road to reach them; after a neighbouring ranch resisted access, the state’s highest court approved a private road but upheld $61,200 in compensation

A painting bought for around £500 at a British auction in 2024 was identified as an early work by JMW Turner; after authentication, The Rising Squall sold for nearly £1.9 million

Meet Jintimani Kalita, the 22-year-old all-rounder who refused new clothes and jewellery as a child as she wanted only a cricket bat; she has now made her India ODI debut against Zimbabwe, only the 2nd cricketer from Assam to play for India

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Photo courtesy: Instagram/Jintimani Kalita As a child, Jintimani Kalita was fascinated by cricket bats. New clothes and jewellery did not excite her as much as the thought of playing cricket. Today, the 22-year-old from Assam has taken a significant step towards the dream she pursued from a young age: representing India.Kalita made her One Day…

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‘Nayyi Navelli’ box office collection day 8: Yami Gautam starrer adds Rs 60 lakhs in India; worldwide gross reaches Rs 29.88 cr | Hindi Movie News

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Yami Gautam‘s ‘Nayyi Navelli’ witnessed a major decline in box office earnings on Friday, October 23. The Hindi movie collected Rs 60 lakhs in net revenue in India across 1,258 shows. This represented a 60% drop from the previous day’s Rs 1.50 cr. Despite the reduced daily collection, the film’s worldwide gross has reached Rs…

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Five ducks, 113 all out! India A batters suffer horror show against New Zealand A in first unofficial Test | Cricket News

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KL Rahul was dismissed for a duck after facing eight balls, edging Fraser Sheat behind the stumps. (Image credit: X) India A’s star-studded batting line-up suffered a stunning collapse against New Zealand A, managing just 113 runs in the first innings of the opening unofficial Test at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln on Saturday.On…

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‘Salaar: Part 2 – Shouryaanga Parvam’ may begin filming in June 2027; Prabhas and Prithviraj Sukumaran to return – VIDEO | Telugu Movie News

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‘Salaar_ Part 2 – Shouryaanga Parvam’ may begin filming in June 2027; Prabhas and Prithviraj Sukumar. Prabhas and Prithviraj Sukumaran could return to the world of Khansaar in ‘Salaar: Part 2 – Shouryaanga Parvam’, with filming reportedly planned for June 2027.Director Prashanth Neel disclosed the proposed schedule during a recent appearance with Prabhas. The video…

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“What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult to each other?” Why being there for someone matters more than we realise

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George Eliot was the pen name of Mary Ann Evans (1819–1880), an English novelist known for her sharp observations of human behaviour. She often wrote about the gap between people’s good intentions and their actual choices. Her stories explored how pride, social pressure and personal ambition can shape relationships. Rather than presenting people as entirely…

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Rajesh Bhandari appointed acting president at EC meeting; Ajay Singh camp rejects proceedings | Boxing News

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Ajay Singh (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: In a fresh escalation of the power struggle within the Boxing Federation of India (BFI), a faction opposed to president Ajay Singh has claimed that eight executive committee (EC) members have endorsed its decisions, revoked secretary general Pramod Kumar’s suspension and appointed senior vice-president Rajesh Bhandari as acting…

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Nihal Sarin, Koneru Humpy clinch individual gold medals at European Chess Club Cup 2026 | Chess News

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Nihal Sarin and Koneru Humpy Indian Grandmasters delivered impressive performances at the European Chess Club Cup 2026 in Montenegro, with Nihal Sarin and Koneru Humpy winning individual gold medals in the open and women’s competitions, respectively.Nihal, playing on Board 2 for Novy Bor Chess Club, scored five points from six games, recording four wins and…

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John Legend talks about changing direction with ‘MUSE’ and Pharrell Williams’ influence: ‘That’s why you work with new people…’ |

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John Legend talks about changing direction with ‘MUSE’ and Pharrell Williams’ influence: ‘That’s why you work with new people…’​ John Legend seems to be stepping a little bit away from his usual soulful songs with his latest album, ‘MUSE.’ The studio album was released worldwide on October 23 and features a total of 16 tracks….

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They wouldn’t be cast even as tea supplying boys’: Ram Gopal Varma mocks shooters in Tiger Shroff firing case | Hindi Movie News

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Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma drew attention online with his remarks about the alleged shooters involved in the firing incident targeting Tiger Shroff‘s car. Comparing real-life criminals with their fictional counterparts, Ram Gopal Varma said the men would not even be considered for minor roles in a film featuring a villain’s gang. Ram Gopal Varma comments…

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David Attenborough Wildlife Documentary: Bristol woman’s garden features in David Attenborough’s wildlife documentary; cameras capture fox cubs, hedgehogs using hidden garden highways and frogs, revealing the extraordinary wildlife thriving in an ordinary urban backyard

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You don’t need a nature reserve to see wildlife at its most fascinating. Sometimes all it takes is a small city garden, a pond and a few gaps in the fences. A Bristol woman named Louise, known as Lou, has found that out in the most spectacular way. Her garden stars in the second episode…

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