A Gutenberg Bible leaf bought for £25 in the early 20th century was rediscovered among a grandfather’s belongings in an English attic; the roughly 570-year-old page fetched £39,000 at auction in 2025

A single page from one of the most important books in printing history spent decades sitting unnoticed in an English attic. Bought for just £25 in the early 20th century, the roughly 570-year-old leaf from the Gutenberg Bible was rediscovered among a grandfather’s belongings and eventually sold at auction for £39,000 in 2025.The rare page…

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Unscrupulous jewellers may use fake stamps to mark your gold: As hallmarking charges rise to Rs 75 from Rs 45 Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council flags risk of rise in fraudsters

BIS hallmarking serves as a system for determining the purity of precious metal articles. (Image for representative purpose only) Gold hallmarking, a sign that allows you to verify the purity of the gold you are purchasing, has become costlier. And, the fallout of that is that there is a possible rise in fraudsters who are…

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Hanuman Ansh Full Movie Collection: ‘Hanuman Ansh’ box office collection Day 56 [LIVE]: Vishal Chaturvedi and Shobhinaw Satyaa’s spiritual biopic on Neem Kaorli Baba biopic eyes Rs 315 crore milestone | Hindi Movie News

Hanuman An​sh Day 56 LIVE box office collection (Image Credits IMDb) ‘Hanuman Ansh’ continues to add numbers steadily as it enters Day 56, with its India net collection now nearing Rs. 315 crore. Vishal Chaturvedi’s devotional biopic on Neem Karoli Baba, led by Shobhinaw Satyaa, has now comfortably crossed the Rs. 410 crore mark worldwide,…

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Chameleons may be attracted to vineyards but die during mechanical harvesting; scientists warn farms can become ecological traps |

Farmland is often welcomed as wildlife habitat, but a January 2026 study in Global Ecology and Conservation found reptiles collected during mechanical grape harvesting. Researchers examined a central Israeli winery’s waste container over four nights and found 105 reptiles, most of them dead. According to the study published in ScienceDirect, titled ‘Extensive chameleon mortality in…

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Tarot Card of the Day, October 1: Two of Swords Meets Mercury in Scorpio — Is It Time to Stop Avoiding an Important Decision?

October 1 is marked by the Two of Swords Tarot card, indicating a period of indecision and stalemate. Mercury in Scorpio urges the need for clarity and delving into overlooked details. Important discussions around relationships or finances that have been delayed may finally need to occur. Additionally, decisions related to career and money should be…

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Kolkata likes its coffee strong and sweet with some adda: ‘Cold brews, Vietnamese iced coffees steal all the attention’ | Kolkata News

For a city that once measured an afternoon in refills, Kolkata’s coffee order is changing. Menus that stopped at cappuccino and latte now carry pour-overs, cold brews and questions about the bean. To celebrate the spirit of the perfect caffeine fix, this International Coffee Day, we asked cafe owners how and what the city is…

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Will Amrinder Singh Warring resign as Punjab Congress president? His response: ‘no comments’ | India News

Congress MP Amrinder Singh Raja Warring on buzz over his resignation as Punjab chief NEW DELHI: Punjab Congress chief Amrinder Singh Raja Warring on Thursday hinted at a possible change in the state party leadership, while refusing to comment on reports of his resignation and saying that “some issues are internal”.“I don’t want to comment…

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After the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, scientists planted sunflowers to pull radioactive material from contaminated water and soil; the flowers actually absorbed radioactive isotopes | World News

After the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster, scientists explored an unusual way of dealing with radioactive contamination by using plants to absorb radionuclides from the environment. Sunflowers emerged as a promising candidate because their roots can take up certain radioactive elements, including cesium and strontium, from contaminated water. Experiments near Chernobyl showed that sunflowers could remove…

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India’s factory growth hits 7 month high in September, thanks to demand and hiring boost

Factory growth hits 7-month high, PMI rises to 55.1 India’s manufacturing activity scaled up sharply in September, as stronger demand pushed up sales and production, while companies stepped up hiring and stock-building.The seasonally adjusted HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to 55.1 in September, from 52.8 in August, marking the strongest improvement in…

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