There has been a lot of noise around related party transactions — as recent as Tuesday when differences between the...

Roaring, pouncing and chasing each other, two Barbarylion cubs have made their public debut at a Czech Zoo, adding to a lion subspecies that has long been extinct in the wild and can only be found in captivity. The male and female cubs were born on May 10 at Dvur Kralove Safari Park and Zoo in the Czech Republic. Yet to be named, they join the park's existing Barbary lion pride that includes mum Khalila, dad Bart and his brother Napoleon. With long-haired manes, Barbary lions once inhabited the Atlas Mountains in northern Africa but have been considered extinct in the wild for decades. The last known Barbary Lion was shot in 1942 in Morocco, according to Belfast Zoo, which has its own pride of the animals, and says there are less than 90 Barbary lions living in zoos around the world.

A large number of people visit a Buddhist temple named Gotokuji located in the Setagaya neighbourhood of Tokyo. The temple is famous for its beckoning cat figurines that are widely believed to bring good luck and prosperity to home and businesses. Some visitors come just to snap a few photos, while others make a trip to the temple to pray and make wishes.

Rahul Dravid now has a new job, BCCI appoints him as the Head of the National Cricket Academy First Published:Jul...