Washington’s Ruby City once had more than 1,000 residents during a silver rush; today the historic townsite lies among the state’s forested hills | World News

PC: Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission Once a thriving silver-mining settlement with more than 1,000 residents, Ruby City was at the centre of Washington’s mining boom in the late 19th century. Prospectors, investors and businesses flocked to the town as silver discoveries fuelled hopes of prosperity. However, declining silver prices, limited mineral deposits and…

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Pony Verma on marrying Prakash Raj despite 12-year age gap, bonding with his daughters from first marriage: ‘There is calmness that he brought into my life’ |

Choreographer Pony Verma has opened up about her marriage to actor Prakash Raj, sharing how their 12-year age difference, which initially raised concerns among some of her friends, turned out to be an important aspect of their relationship. She believes the actor’s life experiences helped him understand her better and brought a sense of stability…

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Government extends Nilekani-led exam reforms panel tenure till Jan | India News

Nandan Nilekani-led task force gets extension till January 2027 as exam reforms, including a possible hybrid NEET-UG format, are reviewed NEW DELHI: Centre has extended the tenure of the Nandan Nilekani-led task force on examination reforms till Jan 2027, with the prime minister’s office (PMO) seeking consultations with chief ministers and chief secretaries before the…

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Cornell scientists engineered tomatoes that turn red-purple when nitrogen is low and are testing whether the colour change can help farmers use fertiliser more precisely |

Representative Image of genetically engineered tomato plants displaying red-purple hues in a field in response to nitrogen deficiency (AI-generated image) Cornell University scientists have developed genetically engineered tomato plants that turn red-purple when nitrogen becomes scarce, giving farmers a visible warning that crops may need fertiliser. Called RedAlert, the plants have moved beyond greenhouse experiments…

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Hrithik Roshan mourns the demise of his ‘Kaabil’ director Sanjay Gupta: ‘I’m heartbroken, this was too soon’ |

The Hindi film industry is mourning the loss of filmmaker Sanjay Gupta, who died suddenly at his residence on Saturday after reportedly slipping and hitting his head. He was 59. Actor Hrithik Roshan, who collaborated with the director on the 2017 film ‘Kaabil’, has now shared an emotional tribute, remembering their time together and expressing…

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Aries Horoscope Today, November 01, 2026: Focus on home and manage expenses wisely

General:Today, your focus should be on home and personal comfort. With the Moon positioned in Cancer in the fourth house, its influence persists throughout the day, fostering intimacy while also permitting domestic distractions or emotional unease. A harmonious environment is achievable, but it’s important to accommodate varying preferences. Meanwhile, retrograde Saturn in Pisces occupying the…

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Quad flags economic coercion, announces $85 million to expand AI access | India News

Quad leaders push for resilient supply chains and greater AI access in Indo-Pacific Targeting China’s military and economic practices in the Indo-Pacific region, Quad foreign ministers expressed grave concerns regarding economic coercion, including through arbitrary export restrictions as well as non-market policies and practices that result in overcapacity to disrupt global supply chain in critical…

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