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Ethanol vs EVs: Technology has moved on, and so should govt policy (opens the original)
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Oil & Lubes 4 min read Ethanol vs EVs: Technology has moved on, and so should govt policy Modern vehicles designed for E20 can operate safely on it. Pre-2008 vehicles may indeed face difficulties but are getting phased out. Mileage does fall by 2-6 per cent because ethanol has only two-thirds the energy of petrol, but that is well understood and worked into the price. Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar TIMESOFINDIA.COM Published On Aug 10, 2026 at 11:02 AM IST Read by 100 Professionals Select ETAuto
Last five years of the human race? History offers more hope than Musk (opens the original)
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Last five years of the human race? History offers more hope than MuskSwaminathan S Anklesaria AiyarUpdated: Aug 01, 2026, 18:54 IST ISTIn a recent interview, inventor Elon Musk predicted that within five years AI could surpass the combined intelligence of all human beings. In ten years, he said it could dwarf humanity completely.Sounds like the title of a science-fiction thriller? Well, the AI revolution is progressing at such blinding speed that dismissing Musk would be unwise. He has been spec
Why data centres won’t cripple consumer availability of water and power (opens the original)
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Why data centres won’t cripple consumer availability of water and powerSwaminathan S Anklesaria AiyarTHE ECONOMIC TIMESUpdated: Jul 31, 2026, 16:01 IST ISTGoI’s thrilled. The world’s biggest tech companies are pouring humungous sums into Indian data centres. Amazon, the biggest, plans to invest $35 bn over 5 yrs. Google has committed $15 bn, plus partnership with Indian conglomerates. Meta is building a major facility near Google’s proposed sites. Microsoft has announced $17.5 bn in AI-related i
Satluj: Bans don’t work, but govt fears are real (opens the original)
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Satluj: Bans don’t work, but govt fears are realSwaminathan S Anklesaria AiyarUpdated: Jul 11, 2026, 18:40 IST ISTCensorship is rarely warranted and usually ineffective. The govt reportedly asked Zee5, an OTT platform, to remove the film ‘Satluj’ after thousands had already viewed it for two days. Since then, the film has spread rapidly through pirated copies on messaging apps, file-sharing sites and other unofficial channels. Sikh organisations, gurudwaras and village groups have organised publ
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