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Metal-detecting grandmother mistakes medieval gold cross worth over $26,000 for costume jewelry, now ‘gutted’ she may never see it again
Shelley Couzins, a grandmother from Lordswood, discovered a medieval gold cross during a metal detecting expedition. After five hours of searching, her detector signaled a significant find buried deep in the soil. The artifact, valued at £20,000, featured images of Jesus and the Virgin Mary. Despite feeling heartbroken about surrendering it, she hopes it will be preserved in a museum.
Health Ministry showcases 24 programmes at India International Trade Fair
The Union Health Ministry showcased 24 health programmes at the 45th India International Trade Fair in New Delhi. The Health Pavilion, themed 'Yuva Bharat, Swasth Bharat', aimed to promote preventive healthcare and healthy lifestyles. Awareness on non-communicable diseases and lifestyle-related conditions was emphasized during the event. Various interactive activities, including CPR demonstrations and screenings, were offered to visitors. The pavilion will remain open until November 27 for public participation.
Humanity’s farthest spacecraft Voyager 1 nears one light-day from Earth: Its 26 billion km journey equals 650,000 trips around Earth
NASA's Voyager 1 was launched in September 1977 and is approaching one light-day away from Earth. This distance translates to approximately 26 billion kilometers, revealing the vastness of space. In practical terms, a message sent to Voyager 1 will take a full day to arrive. Voyager 1 is currently traveling at about 38,000 miles per hour through interstellar space.
Standup comedian Zakir Khan calls not getting a job the most fortunate thing in his life. What he learned from his 2.5 years of struggle?
Zakir Khan recalled moving to Delhi against his family's wishes in 2008 and struggling to find a job for two and a half years. He called the rejection a “blessing in disguise”. After repaying debts, he spent his last Rs 500 on a comedy trial, eventually choosing comedy over a career in music.
Taylor Swift to perform for the first time in 13 years at CMA Awards: Date, time, live streaming and all details
Taylor Swift is set to return to the CMA Awards stage after a 13-year absence on November 18. She will perform her song from Toy Story 5, for which she received a nomination. Swift's last performance at the CMAs was in 2013, during which she sang with Alison Krauss and Vince Gill. Recently, she was honored with induction into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Sunil Mittal says India must hold satellite 'Kill Switch', warns against dependence on single provider
Sunil Bharti Mittal advocates for India to independently manage its satellite communications infrastructure for national security. He highlights the various satellite operators, including Elon Musk's Starlink and Eutelsat OneWeb, competing for market access. Mittal argues that India should not rely solely on foreign providers for critical communications.
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Razorpay claims Vulcan AI model detects 8x more international card fraud
Businesses including Blinkit, Bachatt and redBus report higher payment success and sharper fraud detection from Razorpay's payments foundation model
Made-in-India 5G radio opens commercial orders, bulk supplies likely in 2027
WiSig Networks has announced the opening of commercial orders for an indigenous 5G radio technology. This technology aims to reduce India's reliance on imported telecom equipment and enhance local capabilities. Research from IIT Hyderabad contributed significantly to the development of this advanced wireless communication system. The bulk supplies are anticipated to commence in 2027, marking an important milestone.
‘VAR Complete’: Zimbabwean author Simbarashe Kundizeza reacts after being cleared of using AI to write prize-winning story
Simbarashe Kundizeza's win at the Caine Prize on October 6 has sparked significant discussions around AI involvement in literature. His story, The Blue Fighter, portrays a young boy's experiences amid Zimbabwe's economic struggles. After a thorough investigation, the committee confirmed that Kundizeza's work was entirely human-created, reinforcing their dedication to genuine artistry even as conversations about AI tools in writing continue to evolve among authors.
India records 38% drop in TB deaths since 2015, outpaces global decline: WHO report
India has recorded a 38 percent reduction in tuberculosis mortality since 2015, surpassing the global decline rate. The treatment success rate of drug-susceptible TB patients stands at an impressive 94 percent. Key interventions include early detection, timely treatment, and community support through various initiatives. Technological innovations such as AI-enabled diagnostics have significantly strengthened the TB elimination efforts.
Mark McGuinn dies at 58: Here's the story behind his 2001 hit and the song he never wanted to promote
Country singer-songwriter Mark McGuinn passed away at the age of 58 on October 26. He was well-known for his song 'Mrs. Steven Rudy,' which reached significant chart positions. McGuinn also wrote a song called 'More Beautiful Today' after the September 11 attacks, which he did not wish to promote. Tributes have poured in from friends and family who remember his kindness and sense of humor.
Mark McGuinn cause of death: What happened to the country singer who died at 58?
Mark McGuinn, the celebrated country singer-songwriter, left us on October 26, 2026, at the age of 58. Best known for his hit 'Mrs. Steven Rudy,' McGuinn made waves in country music after his breakthrough in 2001. Beyond his musical talents, he dedicated himself to aiding fellow artists in need. His niece fondly recalls his humor and the lasting impact of his music on their lives.
Why scientists call PJ.2.1 a ‘jump’ variant: The COVID strain that arrived with dozens of mutations at once and spreads by gripping your cells more tightly
A new variant of SARS-CoV-2, named PJ.2.1, was detected in Canada and has spread globally. It has over 25 mutations in its spike protein, which enhance its binding to human cells. Researchers are observing its spread in countries like the US, Spain, and Australia among others. Currently, there is no evidence linking PJ.2.1 to increased severity of illness or hospitalization.
'Fourth Amendment doesn't allow it': AI facial recognition mistake lands Nebraska man in jail for 2 weeks; judge allows lawsuit against Kentucky cop
In a significant ruling, a US federal judge has allowed a lawsuit against Detective Ryan Kilmer to advance regarding a wrongful arrest involving Alain Vizcay Osorio. Arrested due to faulty AI facial recognition technology that erroneously identified him, Osorio's case emphasizes the vital protection the Fourth Amendment offers against improper detentions.
3 autonomous expert govt bodies roped in to work on microplastics detection: CPCB to NGT
CPCB reported that it will develop methodologies for detecting microplastics in various environments. Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering and Technology will handle freshwater and soil samples. National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Management will focus on marine water and coastal sediments. CSIR-NEERI will address the detection of microplastics in the air. The final proposals are expected within twelve months, which will undergo evaluation and refinement.
Singapore Airlines flight makes emergency landing in Australia after smoke detected
A Singapore Airlines flight from Brisbane to Singapore experienced smoke in the cabin during the journey. The aircraft made an emergency landing at Rockhampton Airport, where it arrived safely at 4:09 pm local time. All passengers disembarked without any issues and were provided with refreshments. The airline is working to assist passengers with alternative travel arrangements and rebooking. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the smoke incident.
Stacy Keach dies at 85: Inside the remarkable Hollywood career of The Bourne Legacy and Blue Bloods star
Stacy Keach starred in some iconic shows and films such as 'The Long Riders', 'Up in Smoke', 'American History X', 'Nebraska', and 'The Bourne Legacy'. However, it is for his role as the private detective named Mike Hammer, created by Mickey Spillane, for which the actor gained worldwide popularity.
This year's Booker, a genre-bender lesson
The 2026 Booker Prize, awarded to 81-yr-old British 'science fiction' writer M John Harrison for The End of Everything, delivers a welcome blow to this literary apartheid. Harrison, the first winner to emerge from SF's established ranks, has spent decades challenging the distinction. His dystopian novel, set in a post-catastrophe England populated by mysterious shape-shifting entities, examines contemporary politics, collapsing certainties and humanity's inability to comprehend its predicament.
Country music singer CJ Beach, 22, dies in car crash after performing in Florida; heartbroken father seeks road safety changes
Country music singer CJ Beach, a rising talent from Tallahassee, Florida, has died at the age of 22 in a tragic car crash in Wakulla County. His father, Charles Beach, paid an emotional tribute to his son on Facebook and urged local authorities to install warning lights and warning signs along the dangerous curve on Rehwinkle Road, where the crash occurred.
When every bank has an app, what actually makes digital banking different?
With UPI resetting customer expectations, the real differentiator in digital banking is no longer having an app, but how seamlessly it brings payments, savings, investments and credit together in one place.
Rochelle Fleming dies at 72: What was the cause of death of First Choice’s lead singer?
Rochelle Fleming, known as the lead singer of the Philadelphia group First Choice, passed away at 72 years old. Her death was announced on social media by her manager on November 5 in Philadelphia. While the exact cause of her death remains undisclosed, friends and family have shared fond memories. Fleming was known for her contributions to disco and R&B music, having left behind a notable legacy.
Who was CJ Beach? Rising country-rock singer dies at 22, had performed at a Florida venue just hours before fatal car crash; here's what happened
CJ Beach was a singer, songwriter and guitarist, and was based in Tallahassee, Florida. He was the frontman of CJ & the Deadman. This band performed across the Florida Big Bend region. The young singer had a powerful voice and natural ease on stage. This made him one of the most promising young artists in the region.
Who was Rochelle Fleming? Meet the 'First Choice' singer whose disco hits reached audiences around the globe
Rochelle Fleming, the iconic vocalist of First Choice, passed away on November 5, 2026, in Philadelphia, leaving a remarkable legacy in the disco and R&B genres. Known for her unique vocal style, she rose to prominence in the 1970s with unforgettable tracks like Armed and Extremely Dangerous and Let No Man Put Asunder.
Joe Biden health news: How serious is the ex-President's prostrate cancer as he says he will limit promoting his memoir 'Promise me America'
Joe Biden has provided a health update about his prostate cancer treatment as he prepares his memoir. His son, Hunter Biden, described the treatment as painful and physically demanding while stating his father's condition looks encouraging. Biden acknowledged that his health would limit public appearances for his book, Promise Me, America, due out on November 17. He urged men to engage in regular health checks for early cancer detection.
Jack Ham health update: Hall of famer and analyst hospitalised for medical emergency right before Penn State vs Washington
Jack Ham experienced a medical emergency at Husky Stadium during the Penn State and Washington game. He was subsequently transported to the University of Washington Medical Center for treatment. Following the game, Penn State head coach Matt Campbell provided an update on Ham's condition. Campbell praised fellow broadcaster Steve Jones for continuing the broadcast amid the situation.
'Liquid biopsy can ease financial burden for cancer patients': Scientists on how a $1,000 test could save $10,000 in treatment costs
Liquid biopsy, a blood-based test that detects and analyses cancer-related biomarkers, is gaining ground as a tool to monitor disease progression and guide treatment decisions. Scientists Catherine Alix-Panabieres and Klaus Pantel, who coined the term in 2010, spoke to ET about its growing role in cancer care, the potential to reduce treatment costs through personalised medicine, and the need for more clinical trials to establish its benefits for patients.
Deepinder Goyal unveils Temple, calls it ‘humanity’s last personal device’; AI wearable to ship in 2027
Deepinder Goyal has unveiled Temple, a screen-free, microphone-free AI wearable he calls “humanity’s last personal device”. Using motion sensors to detect the wearer's voice through vibrations, the device combines AI companionship with health tracking. Temple 01, featuring AI and health capabilities, is expected to ship in early 2027.
NASA's Artemis II rocket punched 3,100-mile-long holes in Earth's atmosphere, disrupted GPS signals: Study
NASA's Artemis II mission created large disturbances in the ionosphere that disrupted GPS signals across the United States. These disturbances were significantly more intense than those from prior rocket launches, causing potential issues for technologies reliant on precise positioning. Researchers noted that even minor positioning errors could impact autonomous vehicles, which rely on GPS data. The mission set new records for human distance from Earth during a lunar flyby.
Voyager 1 lost? Where is NASA's spacecraft right now, and how long will it last?
As NASA's Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 traverse the vast reaches of interstellar space, they confront various power and communication obstacles. Recently, Voyager 1 encountered a setback, losing contact momentarily when its fault protection system triggered due to inactive thrusters. Thankfully, engineers swiftly restored communication and introduced power-saving strategies to prolong the mission.
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