For nearly 300 years, visitors to Scotland’s Balquhidder churchyard have admired Rob Roy MacGregor’s gravestone, but 3D scans now suggest its first carvings were made about 1,000 years before he died

Grave of Rob Roy, his wife and son. (credit: Wikimedia Commons) “Far and near, through vale and hill,Are faces that attest the same,And kindle like a fire new stirr’d,At sound of Rob Roy’s name”, wrote William Wordsworth in the poem Rob Roy’s Grave (1905), later to be used in an introduction of Sir Walter Scott’s…

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Capricorn Horoscope Today, November 14, 2026: Review shared finances and make room for much-needed rest

General:The Moon positioned in Sagittarius within your twelfth house draws attention to spending, relaxation, and the desire for solitude, an influence that persists throughout the day. You might find a packed agenda less appealing, especially when practical matters dominate your thoughts. This doesn’t imply that every problem must be tackled simultaneously. Meanwhile, retrograde Saturn, your…

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RML Hospital orders inquiry after complaint of paper leak in exam | Delhi News

New Delhi: A complaint alleging a question paper leak and irregularities in the senior resident recruitment examination at Dr Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital has prompted the administration to set up a committee to examine the allegations.In its response, the hospital administration said the Nov 1 examination was conducted without any untoward incident. A total…

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Court rejects anticipatory bail of advocate in forgery case | Mumbai News

A sessions court recently rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Ahmedabad-based advocate Ruchita Kedia, holding that custodial interrogation was necessary in a probe involving an allegedly forged cancellation deed used in a debenture-security transaction. Mumbai: A sessions court recently rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Ahmedabad-based advocate Ruchita Kedia, holding that custodial interrogation was necessary…

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Yoga initiatives making global impact with acceptance in educational institutions, workplaces and public spaces across the world, says Prime Minister Modi | Bengaluru News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi participates in the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Prashanti Kutiram in Bengaluru Bengaluru: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday highlighted India’s growing global influence in Yoga and traditional medicine, asserting that the Centre’s efforts to promote the country’s ancient knowledge systems through scientific research, institutional support and international collaboration were yielding encouraging…

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Bihari organisations in city urge devotees to follow firework rules | Kolkata News

Several organisations representing the Bihari community in Kolkata have appealed to Chhath devotees to follow the govt’s guidelines on bursting crackers Kolkata: Several organisations representing the Bihari community in Kolkata have appealed to Chhath devotees to follow the govt’s guidelines on bursting crackers during the four-day festival from Nov 13 to 16.“Our organisation, along with…

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Naval move to block temple access sparks protests | Goa News

Following discussions with naval authorities, Salkar assured residents that the access would remain unchanged Vasco: Tensions flared at Mangor Hill on Friday after naval authorities allegedly blocked the decades-old traditional access used by Ayyappa temple devotees and local residents, triggering heated arguments.Vasco MLA Krishna Salkar rushed to the spot and intervened. Deputy collector and sub-divisional…

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