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June 10, 2025
At least five killed in school shooting in Austria
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Israeli navy attacks Yemen's Houthi-held Hodeida port in first direct strikes from sea
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Thousands rally in San Francisco against ICE raids
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Tensions flare in LA as Trump doubles National Guard deployment
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Protesters outside US Embassy in Mexico City call for end to immigration raids across the border
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Four crew members missing as Singapore-flagged cargo ship burns off India coast
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Israel to deport Gaza activists including Greta Thunberg
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About 700 Marines being mobilized in response to LA protests
June 10, 2025
RFK Jr sacks entire US vaccine committee
MUMBAI — Namrata Nangia and her husband have been toying with the idea of having another child since their five-year-old daughter was born.
But it always comes back to one question: 'Can we afford it?'
She lives in Mumbai and works in pharmaceuticals, her husband works at a tyre company. But the costs of having one child are already overwhelming - school fees, the school bus, swimming lessons, even going to the GP is expensive.
It was different when Namrata was growing up. "We just used to go to school, nothing extracurricular, but now you have to send your kid to swimming, you have to send them to drawing, you have to see what else they can do."
According to a new report by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the UN agency for reproductive rights,...
June 10, 2025
World fertility rates in 'unprecedented decline', UN says
