January 14, 2026

British vets chase lorries over Brexit chaos as Calais delays costly UK meat exports

British vets have had to chase lorries down motorways to fix Brexit paperwork errors delaying meat exports at Calais. Trucks were held for weeks, costing thousands, as EU inspectors demand excessive stamps and certificates. Talks between UK and EU aim to cut this red tape and save UK trade from sinking.

January 14, 2026

US Economy Stays Strong Despite Predictions of Decline, Outpaces G7 Peers

Despite fears of decline, the US economy remains robust with a steady global GDP share around 26%, rising productivity, and leading ultra-wealth concentration. While G7 allies shrink and face economic hurdles, America pulls ahead with unmatched wealth growth and innovation.

January 13, 2026

Amanda Goodall Sparks Debate: Cut 90% of HR to Boost Business, She Says

Workforce strategist Amanda Goodall sparks a viral debate claiming HR produces no revenue, lowers morale, and mainly protects companies, not workers. She boldly says cutting 90% of HR would improve business speed and happiness.

January 13, 2026

AP Govt Approves ₹250 Crore Open Model Flyover at Ranasthalam, Srikakulam

Andhra Pradesh government has cleared a ₹250 crore open model flyover at Ranasthalam in Srikakulam. MP Kalisetti Appala Naidu helped resolve local concerns. Construction starts soon and will finish by end 2026.

January 14, 2026

US Economy Stays Strong Despite Predictions of Decline, Outpaces G7 Peers

Despite fears of decline, the US economy remains robust with a steady global GDP share around 26%, rising productivity, and leading ultra-wealth concentration. While G7 allies shrink and face economic hurdles, America pulls ahead with unmatched wealth growth and innovation.

January 13, 2026

WHO Warns Cheap Sugary Drinks and Alcohol Fuel Global Health Risks, Calls for Higher Taxes

WHO reports reveal low taxes keep sugary drinks and alcohol cheap, driving obesity and diseases. The global health body urges countries to raise taxes and curb rising health costs.

January 13, 2026

Central Team Inspects Heavy Rainfall Damage in Yadgir; Crops and Infrastructure Hit Hard

A Central team inspected Yadgir’s damaged agricultural fields and infrastructure after heavy rains last year. Over 1 lakh hectares of crops and several roads, bridges, and houses suffered losses. Compensation is underway as per government norms.

January 13, 2026

World Bank: One in Four Developing Countries Poorer Than 2019 Amid Slowing Global Growth

A quarter of developing countries are poorer than before the pandemic, warns World Bank. Global growth slows, threatening jobs and poverty reduction.

January 13, 2026

Over 3,000 Runners Participate in Rubfila Palakkad Marathon with ₹4 Lakh Prizes

The second Rubfila Palakkad Marathon saw over 3,000 runners race through Malampuzha. With multiple race categories and prizes worth ₹4 lakh, the event energized Kerala’s running community.

January 12, 2026

AP Sports Authority Launches Statewide Sports Calendar to Boost Athlete Development

AP Sports Authority Chairman Animini Ravi Naidu launched the Sports Calendar in Tirupati to schedule competitions and training. The calendar covers events like Khelo India and Amaravati League, aiming to help athletes plan better and grow.

January 12, 2026

Narmada Valley FC Clinches Inspire Cup Title in U-17 Girls Football Showdown

Narmada Valley FC won the Inspire Cup, beating Magan Singh Rajvi FC 2-1 in the final. The U-17 girls football event had 14 teams and 252 players from across India.

January 12, 2026

Skier and Dog Swept Up by Avalanche in Andorra: Watch Shocking Moment

Spanish skier Ares Masip and her dog Cim were caught in an avalanche on Pic de l'Hortell, Andorra. Masip shared the thrilling moment and warned that there is no zero risk in the mountains.

January 14, 2026

Supreme Court: Equality in School Key to Social Change Under RTE Act

The Supreme Court ruled that children from rich and poor families must study together in neighborhood schools. It said this equality can change society and must be strictly enforced under the Right to Education Act.

January 14, 2026

Tamil Nadu Nears Malaria Eradication with 33 Districts Reporting Zero Cases

Tamil Nadu is close to eradicating malaria with 33 out of 38 districts having zero indigenous cases. Chennai remains a hotspot but cases have dropped significantly. The state employs strong surveillance and migrant monitoring to meet WHO’s 2030 malaria-free goals.

January 14, 2026

AIDWA State Conference Opens in Kerala, Calls to End Govt Neglect and Save Rural Job Scheme

The 14th AIDWA State conference began in Kerala with key resolutions against government neglect and disruption of rural employment programs. Leaders gathered to plan ahead and elect new office-bearers.

January 14, 2026

Kerala Local Elections Boost Congress-Led UDF Ahead of 2026 Assembly Polls

Kerala's local polls gave a fresh boost to Congress-led UDF, which outpolled the ruling LDF. Congress plans a powerful campaign for 2026 with new strategies and alliances.

January 13, 2026

PM Albanese Slams X’s Grok AI for Sexualised Images Amid Ongoing Investigations

Australian PM Anthony Albanese condemns X's AI chatbot Grok for generating sexualised images without consent. The online safety regulator is investigating, but politicians continue using the platform despite the backlash.

January 13, 2026

Kuwait Auctions Unused iPhones, iPads from National Assembly Stock

Kuwait's Ministry of Finance is auctioning unused iPhones, iPads, and routers from the National Assembly. The auction runs from Jan 11-14, 2026, with bids opened on Jan 21. Buyers can grab premium tech at bargain prices after inspection in person.

January 13, 2026

Cold Weather and Booming Data Centres Push US Greenhouse Gas Emissions Up 2.4% in 2025

US greenhouse gas emissions rose for the first time in three years, climbing 2.4% in 2025. Cold weather increased gas heating demand, coal use surged 13%, and data centres pushed electricity needs up. Solar power grew strongly but couldn't prevent the emissions rise, say Rhodium Group analysts.

January 13, 2026

Dubai Airport Teams Up with Salik for Ticketless Parking From 2026

Dubai International Airport will introduce ticketless parking payments using Salik's e-wallet in January 2026. This new system will cover 7,400 parking spaces across all terminals, speeding up exit times and reducing paper waste.

January 14, 2026

Kolleru Wildlife Sanctuary Welcomes 96,000+ Birds as Winter Arrives

Kolleru Wildlife Sanctuary bursts with life this January, hosting over 96,000 birds from 116 species. Migratory and resident birds, including 1,000 Asian Openbills, create a vibrant wetland spectacle.

January 13, 2026

US Body Brokering Industry Worth $1 Billion Sells Human Remains Amid Ethical Concerns

The US body brokering business buys donated human bodies, cuts them up, and sells parts for research and more. Families say they were misled, finding breaches of trust in this billion-dollar trade with weak rules.

January 13, 2026

Scientists Discover Coastal Marine Life Thriving on Pacific Plastic Waste

Scientists found 46 kinds of coastal animals living and breeding on plastic debris in the Pacific Ocean. This surprising discovery shows how plastic is creating new habitats on the high seas.

January 13, 2026

China and India Cut Coal Power for First Time Since 1970s, Boost Clean Energy

Coal power fell in China and India last year for the first time since the 1970s. This historic drop was driven by record clean energy growth, signaling a potential peak in global emissions.

January 14, 2026

Tamil Nadu Nears Malaria Eradication with 33 Districts Reporting Zero Cases

Tamil Nadu is close to eradicating malaria with 33 out of 38 districts having zero indigenous cases. Chennai remains a hotspot but cases have dropped significantly. The state employs strong surveillance and migrant monitoring to meet WHO’s 2030 malaria-free goals.

January 14, 2026

Over 400 Eye Injuries Documented in Tehran Amid Violent Crackdown on Iranian Protests

Tehran hospitals report more than 400 eye injuries from gunshots during Iran's protests. Doctors say security forces aim at protesters' eyes and heads, causing blindness and severe damage.

January 13, 2026

US Body Brokering Industry Worth $1 Billion Sells Human Remains Amid Ethical Concerns

The US body brokering business buys donated human bodies, cuts them up, and sells parts for research and more. Families say they were misled, finding breaches of trust in this billion-dollar trade with weak rules.

January 13, 2026

Veteran Leader Bheemanna Khandre Stable, Son Appeals to Ignore Rumors

Bheemanna Khandre, 102, is stable after treatment for age-related health issues. His son Eshwar Khandre asks people not to believe social media rumors.

January 14, 2026

Over 400 Eye Injuries Documented in Tehran Amid Violent Crackdown on Iranian Protests

Tehran hospitals report more than 400 eye injuries from gunshots during Iran's protests. Doctors say security forces aim at protesters' eyes and heads, causing blindness and severe damage.

January 13, 2026

Iran Official Confirms Nearly 2,000 Killed in Ongoing Protests Amid Blame on Terrorists

An Iranian official told Reuters that about 2,000 people, including security forces, died during protests. Authorities blame terrorists and foreign-backed groups for the violence.

January 13, 2026

US Body Brokering Industry Worth $1 Billion Sells Human Remains Amid Ethical Concerns

The US body brokering business buys donated human bodies, cuts them up, and sells parts for research and more. Families say they were misled, finding breaches of trust in this billion-dollar trade with weak rules.

January 13, 2026

Mississippi Man Arrested for Antisemitic Arson at Jackson’s Largest Synagogue

Stephen Spencer Pittman, 19, is charged with setting fire to Beth Israel Congregation in Jackson, Mississippi. The attack caused heavy damage and is seen as an antisemitic hate crime.

January 14, 2026

Uttarakhand Seeks IAF Help to Fight Forest Fire at Valley of Flowers UNESCO Site

A forest fire has been burning for five days in Uttarakhand's Valley of Flowers. The state disaster team has requested the Indian Air Force to help douse the flames amid tough terrain and limited access. Officials are conducting helicopter surveys and may use air water drops to control the blaze.

January 14, 2026

Kolleru Wildlife Sanctuary Welcomes 96,000+ Birds as Winter Arrives

Kolleru Wildlife Sanctuary bursts with life this January, hosting over 96,000 birds from 116 species. Migratory and resident birds, including 1,000 Asian Openbills, create a vibrant wetland spectacle.

January 13, 2026

Rythu Commission Warns Farmers Against Banned HTBT Cotton Seeds and Glyphosate Use

Rythu Commission Chairman M. Kodanda Reddy warns farmers not to use banned HTBT cotton seeds and avoid excess glyphosate. These pose risks to soil and human health.

January 13, 2026

WHO Warns Cheap Sugary Drinks and Alcohol Fuel Global Health Risks, Calls for Higher Taxes

WHO reports reveal low taxes keep sugary drinks and alcohol cheap, driving obesity and diseases. The global health body urges countries to raise taxes and curb rising health costs.

January 14, 2026

Congress Criticizes DMK's Parasakthi Film For Historical Inaccuracies Involving Indira Gandhi

Congress condemns DMK's election season film Parasakthi for showing false scenes of Indira Gandhi and anti-Hindi protests. Youth Congress demands apology and scene removal.

January 13, 2026

Gandikota Festival 2026 Ends With Folk Songs, Adventure Rides, and 3D Heritage Show

The Gandikota Festival 2026 saw huge crowds on its final day with folk songs, spicy Rayalaseema food, boat rides and a spectacular 3D Sound and Light Show on the fort’s history.

January 13, 2026

Malayalam Film Industry to Strike on January 21 Over Double Taxation on Tickets

Malayalam film bodies will hold a one-day strike on January 21. Shooting and theatres will stop to protest double taxation and government inaction. The protest aims to force government action on their demands.

January 13, 2026

German Diocese Regrets 'Slime Jesus' Nativity Scene in Televised Christmas Mass

A German Catholic diocese has expressed regret after a Christmas Eve mass on ARD featured a 'slime Jesus' nativity scene. The unusual portrayal sparked criticism from viewers and politicians, leading the diocese to apologize for hurting religious feelings.

January 14, 2026

British vets chase lorries over Brexit chaos as Calais delays costly UK meat exports

British vets have had to chase lorries down motorways to fix Brexit paperwork errors delaying meat exports at Calais. Trucks were held for weeks, costing thousands, as EU inspectors demand excessive stamps and certificates. Talks between UK and EU aim to cut this red tape and save UK trade from sinking.

January 14, 2026

Air France Bengaluru-Paris Flight Diverted to Turkmenistan, Passengers Stranded Nearly Two Days

An Air France flight from Bengaluru to Paris faced a long delay and engine trouble, forcing a diversion to Turkmenistan. Passengers have been stuck there nearly two days, with the Indian Embassy providing support.

January 14, 2026

US Military Options Limited Against Iran Amid Protests and Crackdown

Despite President Trump’s tough talk on Iran, US military options are thin. No aircraft carriers are near Iran, and targeting risks civilian casualties. Cyberattacks or backing internet access may be alternative strategies. Killing Iranian leader Khamenei is risky. Experts say regime is strong and strikes may not change much on ground.

January 14, 2026

Iran Protests Grow but Regime Still Stands Strong with Security Forces Loyal

Iran faces large protests amid economic pain and sanctions. But the regime remains firm as security forces suppress protests. No sudden fall yet.

January 14, 2026

VIT Chancellor G. Viswanathan Inaugurates Traditional Pongal Festival with Agriculture Book Launch

VIT founder G. Viswanathan started Pongal celebrations with traditional rituals and arts. He urged students to follow Tamil leaders' values. Books on water management and agriculture were also launched.

January 14, 2026

VIT Chancellor G. Viswanathan Inaugurates Traditional Pongal Festival with Agriculture Book Launch

VIT founder G. Viswanathan started Pongal celebrations with traditional rituals and arts. He urged students to follow Tamil leaders' values. Books on water management and agriculture were also launched.

January 14, 2026

VIT Chancellor G. Viswanathan Inaugurates Traditional Pongal Festival with Agriculture Book Launch

VIT founder G. Viswanathan started Pongal celebrations with traditional rituals and arts. He urged students to follow Tamil leaders' values. Books on water management and agriculture were also launched.

January 14, 2026

Supreme Court: Equality in School Key to Social Change Under RTE Act

The Supreme Court ruled that children from rich and poor families must study together in neighborhood schools. It said this equality can change society and must be strictly enforced under the Right to Education Act.