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A venomous primate feared extinct for a century is alive in Indonesia
The Bangka slow loris, last recorded in the 1930s, has been found again, thanks largely to a rescue centre's records.
25,000 people from 50 countries help buy a 9,400-acre estate for wildlife
The Wildlife Trusts raised about £30 million to protect Rothbury Estate in Northumberland, home to a Bronze Age hill fort.
After a failed first crop, a 57-year-old grew soil-free strawberries and sold ₹44 lakh
Ketan Sodha, a Mumbai commerce graduate with no farming background, now grows strawberries year-round in Mahabaleshwar.
A 100-year-old peepal was lifted by a 50-tonne crane and replanted, and it's growing
Tree-transplantation expert Bharat Sisodia saved an Ahmedabad peepal after it was cut down, moving it nearly two kilometres.
India win rain-hit 2nd ODI by 4 runs (DLS) to lead New Zealand 2-0
Gurnoor Brar took a career-best 4/30 in Wellington as New Zealand were bowled out for about 134 chasing a revised target.
Dhinidhi Desinghu becomes the first Indian with two Youth Olympics medals
She took bronze in the 200m freestyle in Dakar, while Tirthank Pegu won bronze in the 200m butterfly. India's tally is now six.
A Delhi fellowship pays rural performers a stipend to learn theatre
Bargad's six-month programme pays ₹10,000 a month, rising to ₹15,000 from January 2027, funded by individual donors.
After 28 years and 31,000 miles on foot, Karl Bushby is home in Hull
The former paratrooper reached home on 2 November and hugged his mother, Angela, at her gate.
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