Abstract: A broadband balanced antipodal Vivaldi antenna (BAVA) has been reported along with a novel 3D-printed shaped dielectric lens (SDL) for aiding in gain enhancement, largely towards the higher ...

Vivid color psychology, Raja Ravi Varma-inspired gold, and the quiet dignity of a heritage courtyard, this is the world Shravan Kummar has built to mark 25 years in fashion. Rather than a look-back at ...

In the 2025 blockbuster film Dhurandhar, the lavish "Lyari home" of the character Rehman Dakait (played by Akshaye Khanna) is actually Lal Kothi , a historic 19th-century haveli located in Amritsar, ...

Lal Kothi is a 19th-century haveli, standing quietly in Punjab’s Amritsar. The haveli was built around 1876, according to historian and author Peter Bance. The structure reflects a layered ...

Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar continues to draw attention at the box office, driven in part by Akshaye Khanna’s portrayal of gangster Rehman Dakait. The film is set largely in Pakistan. One of the film’s ...

Dhurandhar's mansion scenes were filmed at Lal Kothi in Amritsar, not Karachi Lal Kothi is a 19th-century heritage haveli managed by a trust in Amritsar Lyari scenes were recreated on sets in Bangkok ...

Drive, the Telugu suspense thriller starring Aadhi Pinisetty and Madonna Sebastian, is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. The film follows a media tycoon trapped in a dangerous hacker-controlled ...

Beauty, a Telugu romantic drama starring Ankith Koyya and Nilakhi Patra, is now streaming on ZEE5. The film explores love, family, and trust as a father searches for his missing daughter, blending ...

In 2025, it was clear that it was not going to be easy to draw moviegoers into cinema halls in large numbers. Stories that do not feel dated, a tighter rein on the scripts, and films that make the ...

After a muted 2025, Telugu cinema is lining up a high-stakes 2026 with star-driven festival releases, ambitious pan-India projects, and multiple comeback vehicles that could reshape box-office ...

Taken as a whole, the year reflects balance rather than rush. It reminds us that faith, in the Telugu tradition, unfolds patiently, one sacred day at a time.