Stores reopened and traffic resumed on the streets of Hyderabad on Tuesday, signs that life in the south Indian city was returning to normal after weekend bombings killed at least 42 people and injured dozens. The number of armed police patrolling the city was also significantly reduced. “One has to get back to work, but it’s very difficult to put the gory scenes that we have seen behind us,” said P. Narsingh Rao, a 40-year-old government employee. Full Story