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    An unusual picture sat in a London garage until a dealer paid £150 for it; experts confirmed it was a 1966 Salvador Dalí artwork that later sold for £45,700

    A garage discovery has taken the art world by storm as an antiques dealer unearthed a striking illustration by Salvador Dalí, named Vecchio Sultano. Valued at approximately $40,000, this confirmed original draws inspiration from Arabian Nights, showcasing an unfinished segment of Dalí’s genius. This incident serves as a poignant reminder that remarkable artworks can lie in unexpected corners of our lives.

    The much awaited Noida-Greater Noida West metro link, a mega museum and more: Inside the Cabinet's Rs 77,101 crore package

    On Wednesday, the Union Cabinet approved significant proposals for infrastructure and business support across India. The government will allocate ₹3,230 crores for the Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum in New Delhi. A metro rail project linking Noida and Greater Noida will receive ₹2,390 crores for development. Additionally, ₹62,370 crores will be set aside for NBS rates on fertilizers for the Rabi 2026-27 season.

    Taken from India, 39 Naga ancestors return after 100 years: Oxford museum transfers skulls taken by British officials during colonial rule

    Oxford's Pitt Rivers Museum has formally handed over the remains of 39 Naga ancestors, mostly skulls collected during British colonial rule between the 1910s and 1940s. A Nagaland delegation received them after a reconciliation process that began in 2020. The remains will be brought to India and laid to rest at a shared memorial.

    For over a century, an unremarkable lump sat in a British Museum drawer; a 2013 X-ray revealed a rare Celtic brooch buried with a Viking-era Norwegian woman

    A fascinating discovery at the British Museum includes a lump of soil, wood, and metal that holds a Celtic brooch from the eighth or ninth century. This ancient jewelry is linked to Viking burial traditions. Following their raids, Vikings astutely transformed sacred church artifacts into symbols of status, indicating a timeline of activity in Britain that may precede prior assumptions.

    US jobs market shows broad-based recovery in October as hiring beats estimates

    US employers added 165,000 jobs in October, far exceeding expectations, while unemployment fell to 4.1%. However, a closer look reveals uneven labour market trends, with foreign-born workers driving gains, manufacturing recovering and job seekers facing longer unemployment spells.

    In 1998, he first visited Argentina. Three years after 9/11, he left New York behind and moved there to rebuild a life he never expected to lead.

    David English experienced a career-defining moment on September 11, 2001, when he planned to secure a business deal. After leaving New York in search of a new life, he settled in Mendoza, Argentina. He established a consulting business and co-founded an organization for study-abroad programs, adapting to a new culture. English also became a father in 2010 and appreciated the local lifestyle.

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