Pasuvula Panduga Festival Moved to Pullaiahgaripalle, Kanuma Celebrated in Rayalaseema

January 16, 2026

Pasuvula Panduga Festival Moved to Pullaiahgaripalle, Kanuma Celebrated in Rayalaseema

The Pasuvula Panduga cattle festival moved to Pullaiahgaripalle this year after a last-minute halt in Rangampeta. Hundreds joined the lively event with decorated bulls and cheers. Meanwhile, Kanuma was celebrated with decorated cattle and prayers in Rayalaseema’s Kuppam and Palamaner regions.

Severe Flooding Hits South Africa and Mozambique as Heavy Rains Continue; North America Sees Record Warmth

January 16, 2026

Severe Flooding Hits South Africa and Mozambique as Heavy Rains Continue; North America Sees Record Warmth

North-eastern South Africa and Mozambique face severe flooding after heavy rains. The South African weather service issues highest-level flood warnings. Meanwhile, North America experiences record January warmth, with a cold snap expected in the east.

Rare Footage Shows Tense Amazon Tribe Encounter, Arrow Injury During River Trip

January 16, 2026

Rare Footage Shows Tense Amazon Tribe Encounter, Arrow Injury During River Trip

American conservationist Paul Rosolie shares rare footage of an uncontacted Amazonian tribe. A tense encounter led to an arrow wounding a boat driver. The footage highlights growing threats to isolated Indigenous groups.

Record Rain and Flash Floods Hit Victoria and Sydney Amid Ongoing Bushfires

January 16, 2026

Record Rain and Flash Floods Hit Victoria and Sydney Amid Ongoing Bushfires

Victoria and Sydney face severe weather with flash floods triggering evacuations and record rainfall. Authorities defend timely warnings as bushfires continue.

Deadly Floods Force Closure of Kruger National Park in South Africa

January 16, 2026

Deadly Floods Force Closure of Kruger National Park in South Africa

Floods in South Africa’s Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces have shut Kruger National Park and caused 19 deaths. Helicopters rescue guests and staff as rain continues.