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Hyderabad-Vijayawada national highway traffic snarl continues for fourth day
Hyderabad-Vijayawada national highway traffic Hyderabad: Hyderabad-Vijayawada national highway is witnessing severe traffic congestion due to the Sankranthi festival. Since Friday, the festive traffic has escalated into a prolonged gridlock. Major slowdowns, jams At key bottleneck locations, the congestion is intense. Major slowdowns and jams are reported at ongoing underpass bridge construction sites near Chityal and Pedda Kaparthi. Further delays are…
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How Greenland Falls | Foreign Affairs
What follows is a work of speculative fiction. Any resemblances to actual future events are purely coincidental. This scenario is plausible, but certainly not inevitable. It is offered in the modest hope that it will inspire and inform efforts to prevent the disastrous outcome described here. It is January 2028. Looking back, the Americans did not “take” Greenland—not in any…
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Netflix new releases — 7 shows and movies you need to stream this week (Jan. 12-18)
Netflix isn’t adding a ton to the streaming service this week. But with “Stranger Things” now in the rearview mirror, it’s time to move on to Netflix’s next big thing, and that thing could be “The Rip.” This crime thriller has Ben Affleck and Matt Damon together again for an action-packed heist. It’s easily the biggest Netflix movie of the…
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ECI cautions micro-observers of disciplinary action
Kolkata: The Election Commission of India has cautioned the micro-observers in West Bengal of strong disciplinary action in case of any deliberate deviation from the ECI-prescribed standard operating procedure (SOP) for them. The micro-observers have been appointed for the supervision of the hearing sessions on claims and objections on the draft voters’ list, which is the ongoing second level of…
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Fear pushes immigrant families into shadows of health systems
Even before the judge’s decision, a recent national survey found that 84 percent of health care providers reported decreases in patient visits and more than one-quarter said immigration enforcement was directly affecting patient care. Two Boston-area mothers who requested anonymity due to their undocumented status said they learned to fear hospitals after people they knew were detained seeking medical help.…
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Latter-day Saints have prepared for Burley Idaho Temple for decades – Church News
BURLEY, Idaho — For several years, Susan Young and others would show up once a week at the Twin Falls Idaho Temple at 3:30 a.m. to open the gates for youth standing outside waiting to do baptisms for the dead in the early morning hours. Those youth would wait for the temple workers to get dressed in their temple clothes…
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Himalayan winters are seeing less snowfall as more ice melts
Navin Singh KhadkaEnvironment correspondent Getty Images Much less winter snow is falling on the Himalayas, leaving the mountains bare and rocky in many parts of the region in a season when they should be snow-clad, meteorologists have said. They say most winters in the last five years have seen a drop compared to average snowfall between 1980 and 2020. Rising…
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10 Best Slasher Movies With No Explicit Gore, Ranked
The best slashers do not need buckets of blood to mess you up — they just make a viewer do calculations in the head, which is why they linger longer than the splatter-heavy stuff. A shadow in the background, a pause on the phone, a camera angle that stays a beat too long, or an open-ended call with no voice…
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how cardinals viewed Leo XIV’s first gathering
In the wake of Pope Leo XIV’s inaugural extraordinary consistory on 7 to 8 January 2026, this exclusive feature presents a series of candid, unfiltered reflections from the Church’s highest prelates. Over the past week, The Catholic Herald engaged in in-depth conversations with several members of the College of Cardinals, some speaking on the record and others preferring anonymity, to…
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Ex-Navy Chief Arun Prakash shares Goa SIR ordeal on social media
Admiral Arun Prakash (retd.) on Sunday expressed his anguish over the inconvenient scheduling of his and his wife’s appearance in election offices on two different dates as part of the SIR of electoral rolls in Goa. The 82-year-old former Chief of the Naval Staff, in a post on X, also brought to the notice of top Election Commission of India…
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