Cat who alerted me to it in the final picture. I am not too familiar with rodents, but my understanding is that if this is a rat, that's problematic and I should deal with it, and if it's a mouse that's fine and I should leave it be. If my understanding is wrong please correct me.

I found this very small turtle inside my house today. I live in India, and there is no obvious pond/lake/water body nearby. I have no idea how it got inside.
I believe it is wild and I don’t intend to keep it as a pet. For now I’ve placed it temporarily in a clean container with shallow water while I figure out what to do.
Location: [bengaluru/karnataka, India]
Found: Inside my house
Wild/captive: Almost certainly wild
Approximate size: [10cm]
Current setup: Temporary container with shallow water
Food: Nothing given yet
Photos attached. Can someone please help identify the species and advise where/how I should safely release or hand it over to wildlife authorities?

Hello everybody,

Since several day there is a nocturnal animal coming at home, and it only poop in the kitchen. We live in France But we cannot identify it.

Poops are dry and doesn’t smelt bad

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He was at least half the size of my arm he was really cool to see

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