China has left America behind in electricity generation, says Paul Krugman; and adds how Donald Trump’s policies guarantee that the US will never catch up

China’s electricity generation now surpasses the US by over double, signaling its economic dominance, according to economist Paul Krugman. He criticizes the Trump administration’s anti-renewable energy policies, including repealed incentives and canceled grants, as detrimental to US progress and technological competitiveness against China, warning of an irreversible gap by 2028.

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India’s wildlife parks are thriving, but not always animals in them

Wildlife tourism is expanding into lesser-known areas, creating revenue for local communities but also posing threats to fragile ecosystems. Amboli and Bhigwan showcase community-led conservation efforts, while Chilika Lake and Bhagalpur highlight the challenges of balancing tourism with wildlife protection. Prioritizing conservation and responsible tourism practices are crucial for safeguarding biodiversity in these emerging hotspots.

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UP: FIR against school warden for assaulting students; victims say they were forced to clean toilets

An FIR was registered against Sudha Yadav, warden of Kasturba Gandhi Residential Girls’ School, after a probe committee found allegations of physical and mental harassment, forced labor, and threats against students to be prima facie true. Parents had lodged serious complaints, leading to the inquiry. Her contract has been terminated, and further legal action is…

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Russia-Ukraine conflict: Moscow captures 2 villages in Donetsk region; advances towards Ukrainian logistics base

Russian forces have intensified their military campaign in Ukraine’s Donetsk region, claiming the capture of Sredneye and Kleban-Byk. This advance brings Russian troops closer to Kostyantynivka, a strategically important town on the route to Kramatorsk. Kramatorsk serves as a vital logistics hub for Ukrainian forces, potentially disrupting supply lines if the advance continues.

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H-1B visa fee hike leaves professionals’ future hanging in balance: Is the American Dream turning into a nightmare?

The steep hike in H-1B visa fees has cast a shadow over the American Dream, once seen as a pathway built on merit and ambition. By turning access into a privilege for the wealthy, the policy leaves professionals, students, and institutions in turmoil. Uncertainty, fear, and exclusion now replace opportunity, threatening industries and aspirations alike.

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SSC CGL exam 2025: Commission issues fresh advisory for candidates on malpractices, warns of strict action

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has issued a fresh advisory for SSC CGL Exam 2025, warning candidates against malpractices such as hacking and remote takeovers. Advanced digital monitoring is in place, and violators risk debarment and legal action. The Commission stressed its commitment to fair and transparent examinations, urging candidates to strictly follow guidelines.

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