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Teen labourer dies of hemorrhage during fight in Hyderabad
Representational image Hyderabad: A 16-year-old labourer died of a brain haemorrhage after being hit during a fight in Hyderabad’s Tolichowki early on Wednesday April 8. The deceased was identified as Gulrez Alam, who argued with the accused, Moakhil, 19, while they were at a juice centre. Alam slapped Moakhiil, after which Moakhiil hit him with a wooden spoon. Both labourers…
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6 Spinoff Movies We Want After The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie sets up a much bigger universe of Nintendo characters. The sequel to 2023’s hit family film, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, the newly released sequel is bigger and more crowded than its predecessor, leaving some characters with less screentime than fans might have hoped. All hope isn’t lost for audiences hoping to see more of…
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Telehealth abortion remains available for now, after a judge’s ruling : NPR
An abortion-rights rally outside the Supreme Court on March 26, 2024 when the justices heard another case about mifepristone, one of the drugs used in medication abortion. The High Court did not roll back the FDA’s approval of the drug in that case. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images A federal judge in Louisiana ruled Tuesday…
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Telangana makes cancer a `notifiable disease’; what does this mean?
Hyderabad: Telangana government has declared cancer a `notifiable disease’. The government has mandated all private and government hospitals to report all cancer cases within a month through a centralized portal to strengthen surveillance and public health planning. The formal orders were issued by Christina Z. Chongthu on World Health Day on Tuesday. Officials said the government’s decision to notify cancer…
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NHRC flags action against whistleblowers, seeks response from Health Ministry, FSSAI
New Delhi: The NHRC has issued a notice to the Health Ministry, FSSAI and Delhi Police following a complaint that “action” was taken against “whistleblowers” who had raised their voice against alleged wrongdoing in the larger public interest, according to the proceedings of the case. The rights panel also sought an action taken report within two weeks. The complainant in…
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8 Forgotten Movies Turning 40 in 2026
In 1986, there were some absolute classics released that still get talked about and rewatched to this day, among them Stand by Me, The Fly, Aliens, and Blue Velvet. It’s probably unnecessary to go on about them, and all the other usual suspects, because if something has held up after 40 years, and people are still interested in 2026, then…
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The Many Fathers of The Murder of Iran
As Trump threatens that “a whole civilization will die tonight,” remember that he didn’t get here by himself Edited by Sam Thielman “A WHOLE CIVILIZATION will die tonight.” “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day or Bridge Day… Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell – Just Watch! Praise be to Allah.” Forgive me if…
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Only Trump knows what to do, says White House as Iran rains missiles on Israel
West Asia lurched closer to all-out war on Tuesday, April 7, as Iran fired its seventh missile barrage of the day at Israel, the United States set an 8pm Eastern deadline for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face military strikes and Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution aimed at keeping the crucial waterway open. …
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NC lawmakers raise concerns over shortage of nurses, doctors :: WRAL.com
North Carolina is short thousands of nurses and doctors. It’s a problem that’s particularly pronounced in rural parts of the state, health care officials told state lawmakers Tuesday, as they discussed what could be done to solve it. But at the same time, rural hospitals themselves face bigger problems due to shrinking populations and impending cuts to Medicaid, the government-run…
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10 War Movies That Will Break Your Heart Without Spilling a Drop of Blood
War films are frequently defined by spectacle — the relentless thunder of gunfire, the terrifying chaos of battle, and, perhaps most commonly, a rather visceral depiction of violence. Iconic examples like Saving Private Ryan, Hacksaw Ridge, Apocalypse Now, and 1917 are soaked in blood, relying heavily on the innate brutality of war. That said, some of the most devastating war…
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