Massive gold, silver theft in another French museum post Louvre, thieves selected the coins with “great expertise”

France is reeling from a wave of audacious cultural heists. Following the shocking daylight robbery of the Louvre’s crown jewels, thieves stole 2,000 gold and silver coins from a museum in Landres. These incidents, alongside recent thefts from the Louvre, Paris’s Natural History Museum and Limoges’ Porcelain Museum, highlight alarming security vulnerabilities across the nation’s…

Read More

Not D Gukesh or R Praggnanandhaa! India pin Freestyle Chess Finals hopes on one star

India’s Arjun Erigaisi will be the sole Indian representative at the inaugural Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Finals in South Africa this December. Competing against a star-studded field including Magnus Carlsen, the young Indian prodigy faces a unique challenge in the randomized starting position format. This event promises a blend of intense chess and cultural celebration.

Read More

Madhya Pradesh tragedy: 300 suffer eye injury after using ‘carbide gun’ to celebrate Diwali

Diwali celebrations in Madhya Pradesh took a grim turn as around 300 individuals, including children, sustained eye injuries from carbide guns. These devices, marketed as monkey repellents, caused severe alkali damage, with 30 cases critical and potentially leading to blindness. Authorities are investigating and cracking down on those responsible for the incident.

Read More

Do your skincare serums really work? What tests reveal about Vitamin C, Retinol and Niacinamide

Skincare actives like Vitamin C and Retinol promise much but their effectiveness hinges on purity, stability, and formulation. Niacinamide offers benefits but also requires careful blending. Consumers should look beyond percentages, seeking products with tested, stable ingredients in protective packaging for visible results. Quality truly dictates performance.

Read More