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Where In India

Too easy! We asked you to identify this freakiest of tourist attractions. Readers Eshan Rajput, Karthik Nandula, Nitika Sohi, Gaurav Bhardwaj, Nidhi A Kanabar, Bhanu Kothari, Himani Gaurav Sharma, Deepa Sharma, Neha Rathore, Renu Singal, Prateek Sharma, Shayoka's Art Classes and Bhavana Bhatia Masand correctly identified it as Karni Mata temple at Deshnoke. Some 30 km from Bikaner in Rajasthan this temple is famous for its large colonies of black rats that live – and are revered – here.

Durga Puja might be over but celebrations aren’t over in the City of Joy Kolkata.The city celebrated its sixth Nobel Laureate with Abhijit Banerjee being awarded the prestigious award for his contribution to economics..

Business Insider India

I’ve got a trickle of Mughal and Bengali blood in my veins. One Dalrymple married the great granddaughter of Nur Jahan’s youngest sister, while another Dalrymple married an Anglo-Indian girl in Bengal.

William Dalrymple, writer and historian

Diwali Greetings

Ashmeet Singh Anand (11) and Sukhmeet Singh Anand (8) of Blackburn Victoria send Indian Link their Diwali wishes.

WHO WORE IT BETTER?

Caption Contest

What’s Aishwarya Rai Bachchan thinking here?

Sweta Shah wrote: That she is this year’s Halloween Diva!

Monika Patel Kothari wrote: From Miss World to Miss Whorled. I am done and dusted.

Varsha Mehra Arora wrote: New mop shoes. Look great and mop the floor, all at the same time.

Himalaya Spice Centre wrote: My multipurpose shoes are sure to be trendy! They're both fashionable and practical.

Kriti Bhasin Dhillon wrote: I can carry off any dress with confidence.

Yukti Arya wrote: That's right, I'm back and more fabulous than ever!

Avani Doshi wrote: Finally done for the day.

Arix Bishnoi wrote: I know my shoes don’t go with my dress, but who cares, I’m a celebrity.

Vyom Doshi wrote: I wouldn't let Priyanka Chopra win the Worst Dress of the Year award.

Clive Lummy wrote: Calm down everyone, I know I forgot to take my slippers off.

Preeti Jabbal wrote: Got my feather duster and got my mop, tick tick... Hang on where’s my broom? (From goddess to domestic).

Varsha Mehra Arora wrote: Alright, you got me. My tailor ran out of kapda. (fabric)

Janaki Rathod wrote: I sure do know how to make an entrance.

Kerren Lumsden wrote: No time for housework so I will mop and sweep the floor as I go!

Farhat Hamid wrote: I don’t think she was thinking at all.

Vandana D'souza wrote: My bedcover looks better on me!

Rishi Singh wrote: Look guys I have done my bit for Swachh Bharat. Now it’s your turn.

Monica Naresh Khuha wrote: Just finished mopping the floor… and already ready for the party!!

Rupali Janbandhu wrote: Sweep and mop it, baby… in shtyle!

Mini Chail wrote: I’m an automatic carwash.

Deepti Kshirsagar wrote: Who says only Ranveer Singh can carry off weird clothes?

Chandni Koesis Singh wrote: A Miss World can pull off a maternity nighty and poodle paws…

Leyla Singh wrote: Stop! I know my shoes aren’t matching.

Natalie Grice wrote: Marshmallow meringue has a new meaning.

Ankita Patel wrote: Sorry. Not my choice... it’s been given to me!

Harvinder Rosy Bhagat wrote: Sorry no time to waste, so let’s get this on. #mum247neverendingchores.

Meha Priyank Shah wrote: Mein jaadu pocha pehen ke chalti hun kun ki mere paon dekhe, bohot haseen hain, zameen par utrenge tau maile ho jayenge.

Mona Channi Bhamra wrote: Punkh hotey to udd aati re…

Mukul Sharma wrote: Koi kuch bhi boley mujha ghanta farak nahi padta.

Lily Gabriel Rodrigues wrote: Finally, what I always wanted… to dress in my daughter's clothes.

India has historically had trouble in implementing macro-solutions at local levels. The work of #NobelEconomicsPrize winners Banerjee, Duflo and Kramer speaks directly to that.

The Wire

When you compare the language used to describe India, the PM's comments (Scott Morrison) send a clear message that the government wants a confined, instrumental, economic relationship with China.

Clinton Fernandes, Professor of International Relations, UNSW