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Bought for £25, 570-year-old Gutenberg Bible leaf found in grandfather's belongings in the attic sells for £39,000

A leaf from the Gutenberg Bible was discovered in an English attic after decades of being unnoticed. It was originally purchased for £25 and later sold at auction for £39,000 in 2025. The leaf, approximately 570 years old, contains text from the Book of Numbers and is considered a significant historical document. The Gutenberg Bible is known as one of the first substantial books printed with movable type.
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India's factory growth hits 7 month high in September, thanks to demand and hiring boost

In September, India's manufacturing sector experienced significant progress with rising demand and production levels. The HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index climbed to 55.1, reflecting vibrant business activity. Companies increased their hiring practices at the quickest rate since May, projecting a more positive outlook. Growth in new orders resulted in higher inventories, suggesting expectations of sustained demand, while input costs and selling prices also increased, with inflation remaining historically moderate.
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Prasidh Krishna sustains hamstring injury, set to miss 3rd ODI against West Indies

Prasidh Krishna has been sidelined for the third ODI against West Indies due to a hamstring strain. After bowling five overs in the previous match, he had to retire early. He will head to Bengaluru for medical treatment prior to the upcoming tournament. This situation opens the door for Mohammed Siraj to step in for the final ODI.
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India crush Sri Lanka by 124 runs, set up Asian Games gold-medal clash vs Pakistan

India delivered a phenomenal performance in the Asian Games semifinal against Sri Lanka, setting a challenging target of 170 runs. Sri Lanka struggled dramatically, getting bowled out for a mere 45 runs, thanks to Jasprit Bumrah and Axar Patel's exceptional bowling. Ishan Kishan's impressive innings of 80 not out underpinned the team's success. India are now geared up to compete against Pakistan for the coveted gold medal.
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Madhya Pradesh: As farm fire hotspot shifts central, a worry for east and west

Madhya Pradesh has reported a significant increase in farm fires, particularly with paddy and wheat residues. This shift comes as stubble burning declines in Punjab and Haryana. Farmers face challenges such as labour shortages and limited access to machinery. Authorities are exploring industrial solutions to create a market for crop residue. Effective intervention in Madhya Pradesh is crucial to prevent a seasonal air pollution problem.
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Ram Temple donation row: SC to hear plea against Champat Rai on Nov 2 over alleged irregularities

Ram Temple donation row: SC to hear plea against Champat Rai on Nov 2 over alleged irregularities
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A wildlife charity bought 335 hectares in Dorset; two years later, it is one of England’s newest National Nature Reserves

A wildlife charity bought 335 hectares in Dorset; two years later, it is one of England’s newest National Nature Reserves
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Bengaluru traffic is stealing 53 days from schoolchildren every year: How did it come to this?

Schoolchildren and their parents in east Bengaluru face increasingly longer commutes, now averaging 112 minutes. Recent studies show the average bus travel time has risen dramatically due to congestion on state highways. Initiatives are being taken to address traffic issues, including restrictions on heavy vehicles during school hours. Although infrastructure projects have been planned, delays have hindered their completion.
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In 2023, British rail researchers tested crushed old glass in place of scarce rail sand; it gave trains comparable grip and caused similar rail wear in wet and leaf-covered tests

British railway workers are dealing with slippery tracks due to fallen leaves and an ongoing sand shortage. Researchers are exploring crushed recycled glass as an alternative to traditional sanding materials. Initial tests show that recycled glass offers similar traction and rail wear as sand. However, further real-world evaluations are needed to confirm its effectiveness and economic viability. This innovative approach could help lessen reliance on rapidly diminishing natural sand resources.
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