Abhinav, senior correspondent, specialises in business and covers corporate news and business trends. Based in Bangalore, he has been in business reporting for more than 12 years.
GE Aerospace's Bengaluru team played a crucial role in the maiden hybrid electric flight in July 2026, a joint effort with NASA, focusing on next-generation propulsion technologies
The second-generation NavIC satellite features an Indian-made rubidium atomic clock, transmits signals across multiple frequency bands, including L1, enhancing compatibility with everyday devices like smartphones and fitness bands
India's smallest rocket, the SSLV, has received a significant upgrade with the successful ground test of its improved solid booster stage, SS1. This enhancement aims to increase the rocket's payload capacity by approximately 100kg to Low Earth Orbit
The Moon Base programme aims to create an outpost near the lunar South Pole, utilising local resources like water ice for sustenance and fuel, thereby enabling longer stays and serving as a crucial stepping stone for future Mars missions
India's hospitality sector is experiencing robust growth driven by a diversified demand mix, moving beyond single segments or seasons to encompass corporate travel, leisure, MICE, and events
In an interview with THE WEEK, Puneet Srivastava, MD, Signalling & Infra at Alstom India, expects AI integration will help global railway tech make big leaps towards efficiency, safety, and sustainability
West Bengal Finance Minister Swapan Dasgupta announced a comprehensive plan to overhaul the state's economic structure during a tech summit in Bengaluru
India's strategic navigation constellation, NavIC, has dropped below its operational minimum of four satellites due to atomic clock failures, compromising its status as a fully sovereign military asset
In an exclusive interview with THE WEEK, Amit Chadha, CEO and Managing Director of L&T Technology Services (LTTS), talks about how AI is expanding the scope of engineering
Indian IT firms face structural challenges as AI devalues traditional labour-centric business models, breaking the headcount-revenue link and compressing margins