Mysuru Launches Stray Dog Adoption Drive to Control Street Dog Population

December 16, 2025

Mysuru Launches Stray Dog Adoption Drive to Control Street Dog Population

Mysuru City Corporation has started a stray dog adoption program. With help from People For Animals, several residents adopted healthy dogs and puppies. The move aims to reduce street dog numbers humanely by encouraging families to take in vaccinated, sterilised dogs.

Australia’s 82% Renewable Electricity Grid Could Slash Generation Costs by One-Third: CSIRO

December 16, 2025

Australia’s 82% Renewable Electricity Grid Could Slash Generation Costs by One-Third: CSIRO

CSIRO’s new report reveals Australia can cut electricity generation costs by a third with 82% renewables in its grid by 2030. Renewables will cost $91 per MWh, much less than today’s $129. This challenges claims that solar and wind will hike power prices, showing cheaper power lies ahead.

Estonia Ferry Sank Due to Bow Failure, Not Explosion or Collision, Say Officials

December 16, 2025

Estonia Ferry Sank Due to Bow Failure, Not Explosion or Collision, Say Officials

Authorities report the Estonia ferry sank 30 years ago because its bow section failed, not due to explosion or collision. The 1994 disaster killed 852 people.

Telangana Stops Andhra's Polavaram Project Expansion, PNLP Tenders in Supreme Court

December 16, 2025

Telangana Stops Andhra's Polavaram Project Expansion, PNLP Tenders in Supreme Court

Telangana approached the Supreme Court to halt Andhra Pradesh from advancing the Polavaram-Banakacherla link project. The petition seeks to block tenders, approvals, and funds amid legal disputes over water sharing and project expansions.

Ukraine Struggles to Keep Power On Amid Russia’s Relentless Attacks

December 16, 2025

Ukraine Struggles to Keep Power On Amid Russia’s Relentless Attacks

Ukraine’s biggest energy firm DTEK battles constant Russian strikes that cause widespread power cuts. The crisis worsens as freezing winter approaches.