A French family had a painting of seven lions hanging in its living room since the 1800s; an auctioneer identified it as a Delacroix original that sold for €455,000

World's largest museum coming in India: Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum bigger than Louvre in Paris and British Museum in London combined to open in Delhi; check opening date

Cabinet has cleared the Rs 3,230 crore Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum in Delhi, said to be the world’s largest by display area. Its 19.2 lakh sq ft built-up area is bigger than the Palace Museum but smaller than the Hermitage. It will hold 1.8 million objects and open in phases.

More than 5,500 volunteers classified Florida wildlife photos; over 1 million classifications recorded 43 species across 14 management areas

In the Everglades, thousands of enthusiastic volunteers have played a pivotal role in wildlife identification through camera trap images. So far, the initiative has meticulously cataloged over 100,000 photos, revealing 43 distinct species across various Wildlife Management Areas. This valuable data aids biologists in understanding animal populations and monitoring diseases in indigenous species.

Microsoft global outage hits Outlook, Teams and AI services: What went wrong?

CM Mann announces Rs 518 crore power bill relief for 24 lakh Punjab families ahead of 2027 polls

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced a One-Time Settlement scheme for domestic electricity consumers which could benefit many families. The scheme waives all penalties on outstanding electricity bills to provide significant financial relief. Consumers will be required to pay only the principal amount of their pending bills. Additionally, the scheme will restore electricity connections that were previously disconnected due to unpaid bills.

How a bad impression put a celebrated 2,000-year-old Han cliff inscription at risk

Reports that two Chinese nationals were convicted in Mongolia for making unauthorised impressions of a celebrated 2,000-year-old Han dynasty cliff inscription have ignited discussion and concern over protecting historic sites. The online uproar emerged this week as Chinese internet users and experts in Inner Mongolia noted that the landmark site had been subjected to illegal tampering since its rediscovery was made known nearly a decade ago. The case stems from an incident in November last year...

China's $3 billion-plus pipeline of Nvidia-powered AI data centres

A Reuters review has identified more than $3 billion worth of Chinese computing projects built around Nvidia's restricted AI processors, highlighting the US chipmaker's continued presence in China's AI infrastructure despite export controls. The findings expose Chinese developers' reliance on US technology and the risks of supply disruptions as Washington tightens restrictions.

'More the bhakts comment, better it would do': Rahul Gandhi on BJP criticism of Sonia memoir

Rahul Gandhi responded to BJP leaders' criticism of Sonia Gandhi's memoir titled 'Belonging: A Journey Of Love'. He suggested that their negative comments could increase interest in the book. Gandhi expressed belief that many BJP leaders secretly admire his mother despite their public criticisms. The memoir was released to enthusiastic readers waiting in line at bookstores.

Today’s Gold Rate in India November 13: Gold prices down in Coimbatore, Nagpur, Visakhapatnam, Surat, Jaipur

22, 24 carat Gold prices down across other cities on November 13

Today’s Gold Rate, November 13: Check Gold Rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai

22, 24 carat Gold prices down across metro cities on November 13

ASEAN's Myanmar dilemma deepens as Thailand pushes for junta's return

ASEAN is poised to reassess its decision regarding Myanmar's military-backed leadership during the upcoming summit. Following recent elections won by the military, several member nations have increased engagement with Myanmar officials. Thailand has advocated for Myanmar's inclusion in high-level meetings, paving the way for potential diplomatic dialogues. Humanitarian concerns and civil conflicts continue to pose challenges for ASEAN's consensus and collective action.

Smriti Irani's sharp questions stir India's industry conscience at Women & Growth Summit

Smriti Irani's sharp questions stir India's industry conscience at Women & Growth Summit