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DRDO develops GaN chip: Meet Dr Meena Mishra, scientist behind the technology that was denied by other countries and why it matters for Indian defence platforms

Dr Meena Mishra, director of DRDO’s Solid State Physics Laboratory, has led work on indigenous Gallium Nitride-based Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit technology for high-frequency defence systems. The technology can support radars, electronic warfare, communications and unmanned platforms. A 3.5 mm x 3 mm indigenous GaN chip can deliver up to…

The Economic Times

The Dog Who Saved the 1966 World Cup: Pickles and the Stolen Trophy

Pickles the dog etched his name in England’s World Cup folklore.

Sports Illustrated

After ED raid, climate activist calls allegations ‘baseless and biased’

Two days after the Enforcement Directorate accused Satat Sampada Private Limited of misusing foreign funds to influence government policies and undermine India’s energy security, its director and climate activist Harjeet Singh has denied all the allegations against him and his outfit.

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The 70th edition of the Fortune 500 shows how the biggest businesses stay successful for decades

Can Microsoft follow in the footsteps of General Motors, Exxon Mobil, and Johnson & Johnson?

Fortune

Windrush man forced to sleep on park benches still battling Home Office for compensation

Jamaican-born Delroy Foster grew up in London and yet the Home Office refused him entry to the UK after wrongly accusing him of not being British - years later Mr Foster is still battling to get compensation

Daily Mirror

Who are the Windrush generation who rebuilt UK workforce and why we celebrate them

Empire Windrush brought one of the first large groups of post-war West Indian immigrants to the United Kingdom, carrying 1,027 passengers and two stowaways on a voyage from Jamaica to London in 1948

Daily Mirror

What it was like on flights in the 1930s from wicker seats to in-flight sandwiches

Imperial Airways was founded in the mid 20s and would go on to fly from its Croydon, London base to cities across the world including Brisbane, Bermuda, New York and Hong Kong

Daily Mirror

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The defunct Edinburgh train that let holidaymakers travel with their car

In terms of convenience, Edinburgh Waverley, with its famous in and out ramps, was pretty much the perfect station for motorists in the post-war era.

Edinburgh Live

Stately home owner opens up about family's wealth from slave trade to educate others

Harewood House, an renowned landmark in Leeds, and has opened up on the stately homes history and how it was funded by slavery

Daily Mirror

Manchester's lost railway stations and what they became

Some have gone on to become convention centres, supermarkets, and even a private residence for a TV director

Manchester Evening News

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