Spain train crash that killed 68 blamed on a technical glitch and three operator errors

Headed to cowshed, 3 men tied up, thrashed over cattle theft suspicion in Madhya Pradesh

Deadline extended for final SIR rolls and claim filings in six states

The Election Commission has extended the deadline for finalising Special Intensive Revision (SIR) electoral rolls and for filing related claims in six states. The extension gives election officials and the public additional time to complete the verification and correction process. The move is intended to ensure that eligible voters are not left off the final rolls due to procedural delays. No further details about the revised dates were available in the source material provided.

England's Historic Homes Invite Visitors to Lie Down and Admire Ceilings

English Heritage has launched a campaign called 'Lie Down and Look Up', encouraging visitors to lie on the floor and gaze at ornate ceilings at historic sites. The campaign runs until November 1. Five locations are taking part, including Bolsover Castle and Eltham Palace. The initiative is designed to deepen visitors' experience by encouraging them to spend more time reflecting on the intricate architectural details above them.

Connecticut's $410M plan to convert a 125-acre power plant site into a park clears zoning

A proposal to transform a 125-acre former power plant site in Connecticut into a park, backed by an estimated $410 million investment, has received zoning approval. The project would repurpose the industrial land for public recreational use. The zoning clearance is a key procedural step that allows the development plan to move forward. Further details on the timeline and construction phases are expected as the project advances.