Kerala Budget 2026: Social security, pensions, work scholarship become primary focus
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Nation bids farewell to Ajit Pawar; funeral held at Baramati with full state honours
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, NCP founder and Ajit's uncle Sharad Pawar were present at the ceremony
By The Week News Desk
January 29, 2026
Valentino Garavani and the quiet permanence of beauty
Valentino Garavani’s legacy represents the end of an era where fashion unapologetically aspired to be art, built on craft, discipline, and permanence
Ranveer had imitated the performance of Rishabh Shetty, the protagonist of the film 'Kantara: A Legend Chapter One', at the closing ceremony of the Goa International Film Festival in December while expressing admiration for the latter
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EXCLUSIVE: How DRDO cracked the code for GaN technology, boosting India's defence
Denied access to compound chip technology by foreign powers, Indian scientists did what they always do: Make in India
By Sanjib Kr Baruah
‘Compound chips are thoroughbred racehorses’: Suma Varughese
Suma Varughese, director general, Micro Electronic Devices and Computational Systems & Cyber Security, DRDO, discusses the journey of developing indigenous GaN and GaAs chips, from the Netra AEW&C system to recent breakthroughs that secure India's strategic self-reliance
By Sanjib Kr Baruah
How GaN, SiC chips overcome silicon's limits on the battlefield
Compound semiconductors are crucial for modern warfare, offering superior performance over silicon-based chips in demanding military applications
By Lt Col Akshat Upadhyay
From 5G to EVs: How Gallium Nitride is revolutionising key industries
Gallium Nitride technology is the high-performance alternative to silicon, offering superior efficiency, temperature resistance, and faster speeds for modern electronics
By Gaurav Pande
No war, no peace: Is India's military ready for the new normal?
India’s standoff with China and a decisive conflict with Pakistan have exposed critical gaps while accelerating a strategic reorientation and modernisation drive
By Sanjib Kr Baruah
'Baby Girl' review: Nivin Pauly's latest starts strong, then loses momentum
The progression of events feels forced, with too many surprises packed in, which can become tiresome. The sudden plot turns, and coincidences often seem artificial and occasionally even comical or confusing
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