The Paradox Museum, a facility that offers experiential entertainment through its innovative exhibits, has opened in Fort, Mumbai. This facility, which includes optical illusions and other entertaining elements, is India’s first branch of the museum, which already has branches in different locations around the world.

The West Bengal government has opted to discontinue Kolkata’s popular tram service, which has been operational for 150 years. This decision has been taken by officials in a bid to decrease traffic congestion and improve transport efficiency in the city.

To improve students’ learning experiences and enhance their comprehension of Telangana’s heritage, the Telangana government has introduced the ‘Telangana Darshini’ programme. Under this initiative, students in government schools from class 2 onwards and those pursuing degree courses will have the chance to visit historical sites and other cultural spots across Telangana free of charge.

Scientists have grown a tree from a nearly 1,000-year-old seed, believed to belong to a lineage of trees referenced in the Bible. This seed was found by archaeologists in the Judean Desert in the 1980s and is believed to possess properties that could help fight cancer.

A 20-year-old martial artist named Shraddha Rangarh secured three silver medals and a gold medal at the World Association of Kickboxing Organisation’s (WAKO) World Cup held in Uzbekistan from September 24 to 29. Rangarh, who dreamt of becoming a cricketer initially, has participated in numerous martial arts tournaments throughout her career.