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AI's New Bottleneck: Electricity, Not Just Chips

The AI race is now about energy. As data centres multiply, electricity is the new choke point. China's massive power build-out gives it an edge, while the US faces grid bottlenecks. Can Europe seize its opportunity? Read the analysis.

IISc finds population bottlenecks shape bacterial cooperation

New IISc research in PLOS Biology reveals how sudden population crashes, like floods, can purge 'cheater' bacteria and strengthen cooperative traits in microbial communities. Discover the implications for infections and antibiotic resistance.

Genetic Study Debunks Aryan Invasion Theory

A new genetic study reveals 76% of Gujarat's maternal lineages are indigenous, dating back 40,000+ years, challenging the Aryan Invasion Theory. Read the full findings.

China Taxes Condoms to Reverse Population Decline

China imposes a 13% VAT on condoms and contraceptive pills, ending a three-decade exemption. This policy shift aims to counter a deepening demographic crisis as births hit record lows. Read the full analysis.

Errol Musk's 'White Minority' Remarks Cause Uproar

Elon Musk's father, Errol Musk, faces backlash for claiming US would be 'doomed' if whites become a minority. CNN interview ignites debate on race, demography, and apartheid denial. Read the full analysis.

China Scraps Tax on Condoms to Boost Births

China removes taxes on condoms and contraceptive drugs in a major policy shift to address its declining population. Learn how decades of the one-child policy led to this reversal.

Israel's Population Crosses 10 Million Mark in 2026

Israel's population officially exceeded 10 million people at the start of 2026, a significant demographic milestone driven by a high birth rate and immigration. Discover the data and its implications.

Delhi's Night Shelters Offer Refuge During Cold Wave

As temperatures plummet, Delhi's 195 night shelters provide crucial warmth, food, and safety to the city's homeless population. Discover how these government-run havens are battling the winter chill.

Man-Tiger Conflict Dips in Pilibhit as Population Grows

Fatal tiger attacks near Pilibhit Tiger Reserve fell to 7 in 2025 from 10 in 2024, despite a growing big cat population. Forest officials credit community initiatives like 'Bagh Express' and 'Bagh Mitras' for the encouraging trend.

First Baby in 30 Years Revives Italian Village

The birth of Lara Bussi Trabucco ends a 30-year wait in Pagliara dei Marsi, Italy, symbolising hope amid a national population crisis. Discover how one child is changing a community.

Padma Vibhushan Seer Calls for Larger Hindu Families

Padma Vibhushan recipient Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Swami Rambhadracharya advocates for Hindu families to have at least four children to safeguard religion and culture, questioning the two-child norm.

New Kolaghat Bridge to End Railway Bottleneck by 2027

South Eastern Railway approves Rs 418.11 crore project to replace 125-year-old Kolaghat bridge. The new structure, set for 2027, will restore full-speed operations on the busy Howrah-Kharagpur section.

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