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Tyler Perry has listed his Beverly Hills mansion for $57 million amid plans to relocate to Puerto Rico. The estate, known for hosting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, spans approximately 24,600 square feet. Featuring eight bedrooms and extensive amenities, it offers privacy within the exclusive Beverly Ridge Estates community. Perry developed the mansion over several years, completing it in 2012 after acquiring the land in 2004. View More

A remarkable mansion steeped in history, previously tied to the Cleveland family, has hit the market for $3.995 million in Houston. Dating back to 1911, this residence artfully blends timeless architectural features with contemporary enhancements. Nestled within Courtlandt Place, a registered historic district known for its notable early 20th-century homes, this property showcases a substantial value increase since its previous sale at $2. View More

A remarkable mansion steeped in history, previously tied to the Cleveland family, has hit the market for $3.995 million in Houston. Dating back to 1911, this residence artfully blends timeless architectural features with contemporary enhancements. Nestled within Courtlandt Place, a registered historic district known for its notable early 20th-century homes, this property showcases a substantial value increase since its previous sale at $2. View More

A remarkable mansion steeped in history, previously tied to the Cleveland family, has hit the market for $3.995 million in Houston. Dating back to 1911, this residence artfully blends timeless architectural features with contemporary enhancements. Nestled within Courtlandt Place, a registered historic district known for its notable early 20th-century homes, this property showcases a substantial value increase since its previous sale at $2. View More

In a bold move away from Hollywood's hustle, Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky have turned a coastal property in Byron Bay into a stunning modern mansion. The residence boasts a breathtaking 50-meter infinity pool, a fully equipped gym, and expansive outdoor areas for leisure. Recent upgrades include a tennis court and a dirt-bike track, enhancing the estate's allure. View More

In a bold move away from Hollywood's hustle, Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky have turned a coastal property in Byron Bay into a stunning modern mansion. The residence boasts a breathtaking 50-meter infinity pool, a fully equipped gym, and expansive outdoor areas for leisure. Recent upgrades include a tennis court and a dirt-bike track, enhancing the estate's allure. View More

In a bold move away from Hollywood's hustle, Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky have turned a coastal property in Byron Bay into a stunning modern mansion. The residence boasts a breathtaking 50-meter infinity pool, a fully equipped gym, and expansive outdoor areas for leisure. Recent upgrades include a tennis court and a dirt-bike track, enhancing the estate's allure. View More

A Texas couple have lost their legal battle to remain on 70 acres of land they say had been in their family for decades. The dispute began after William Dan Moss was excluded from his mother's will. Despite challenging the inheritance decision and subsequent eviction, William and his wife, Brenda, failed to overturn the rulings. On October 22, a Texas appeals court upheld the eviction judgment. View More

India's mining sector remains underdeveloped due to high import dependence and severe execution bottlenecks. Challenges include land acquisition difficulties, uncoordinated state-level regulations, and environmental concerns related to mining activities. The Centre has urged states to improve the operationalisation of mines, with only a fraction currently active. Various stages of clearances have delayed the progress of numerous mining projects in different regions. View More

New Delhi: Amid global race for critical minerals and China-linked supply chain constraints, India is unable to operationalise the bulk of its mines. India is faced with extreme dependencies, import reliance and weighed down by 'critical ground-level execution bottlenecks', the latest sectoral reviews shared by the coal & mines ministries with states have stated, urging 'mission mode' coordination to bolster energy security and economic growth. On critical and strategic minerals, concept notes shared ahead of the 6th national conference of chief secretaries state that 'extreme domestic supply-chain vulnerabilities persist due to high import reliance and nascent deep-drilling technologies'. The Centre has strongly urged states to develop a framework for extraction of beach sand minerals like monazite to make rare earth elements available for new-age industries. A total of 733 blocks of different minerals has been auctioned by different states but 'only 125 of them are in operation as of August 2026', with the remaining mines stuck at 'various stages of clearances', the Centre pointed out, ET has learnt. Award-to-production interval 'exceeds seven years' for major and critical mineral blocks amid 'regulatory complexities' and clearance requirements. Much is at stake as energy security needs apart, the mining sector contributes over ₹1.9 lakh crore annually to government exchequers and 90% of this directly accrues to states. Live Events The Centre has prescribed strong Centre-state coordination and adoption of a 'complete value chain approach', including an 'integrated resource-to-revenue, blocks auctioned to mines operationalised, and waste-to-wealth framework', riding on clean technologies, ET has learnt. In the way are nine levels of challenges. Critical to minor extraction While India produces over 95 minerals as well as critical minerals like lithium and cobalt, bottlenecks are holding back the pace. If critical minerals are facing challenges, mainly related to China-linked high supply chain and technology dependencies, minor mineral extraction is constrained due to the absence of clear mineral-specific exploration norms and the lack of standardised, GIS-enabled State Mineral Inventories, leading to 'unscientific quarry block mapping' and 'localised environmental degradation', the concept notes say. Further, as near-surface mineral deposits deplete, one needs to access deep-seated and structurally complex mineral systems covered by regolith, basalt or heavy sediments, posing a serious financial and technological challenge. According to the concept notes, domestic unavailability of commercially demonstrated technology, high capital costs of bringing in advanced technology, risk aversion among investors and limited domestic processing capacity for high purity strategic elements are the main challenges. UNEASE OF MINING Land acquisition remains the single largest 'critical-path dependency'. Roadblocks across states include fragmented land records, disputed title, complex compensation assessments, physical possession resistance and rehabilitation-resettlement hurdles. The absence of pre-identified state land banks for compensatory afforestation stalling forest clearance proposals. There are also law and order issues that periodically halt mine exploration and mineral despatch. Illegal extraction of sand and stone not only causes severe riverbed degradation but also substantial royalty leakages. There are a 'plethora of uncoordinated state-level cesses', overlapping levies, multiple sequential approvals across various departments and complex regulatory compliances, the Centre has pointed out. For minor minerals, varying state concession rules, lack of single-window portals and delayed district survey reports create administrative friction. Logistics is another sore point and needs to catch up with production amid gaps in first-mile connectivity, dedicated rail sidings, port linkages, stockyards, high-capacity road corridors, besides rationalised transit permit systems, to cut costs and barriers. .Pbanner{display:flex;justify-content:space-between;align-items:center;background-color:#ec1c40;margin-top:20px;padding:5px 10px;border-radius:4px;color:#fff;line-height:10px;width: 100%;box-sizing: border-box} .Pbannertext{display:flex;align-items:center;font-size:16px;font-weight:600;font-family:'Montserrat';} .Pbannertext img{height:20px;margin:0 6px} .Pbannerbutton a{display:flex;align-items:center;background-color:#fff;color:#ec1c40;text-decoration:none;font-weight:600;padding:4px 8px;border-radius:6px;font-size:15px;font-family:'Montserrat';} .Pbannerbutton img{height:20px;margin-right:6px} .Pbannerbutton a:hover{background-color:#f7f7f7} Add as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel) (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel)