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World Sports 03 Oct 2026, 03:59 AM IST

Memory Executives See RAM Shortage Extending Through 2028 as 2027 Prices Surge

Top memory executives are warning that the global shortage in RAM and related memory products is likely to persist through 2028, underscoring how tight supply has become across the semiconductor chain. They say pricing for memory delivered in 2027 is already running well above 2026 levels, a sign that cloud providers, AI infrastructure builders and device makers may face another prolonged cost squeeze.

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India Entertainment & Culture03 Oct 2026, 08:50 PM IST

Anuradha Kapur’s Virasat Recasts Elkunchwar’s Wada Trilogy as a Stark Warning on Memory and Modernity

At Delhi’s Sunder Nursery, director Anuradha Kapur’s Virasat offers a searching reimagining of Mahesh Elkunchwar’s Wada trilogy, turning a landmark of Indian theatre into a meditation on inheritance, decay and the emotional cost of refusing change. The production is less a nostalgic homage than a disciplined critique of the past, arguing that modernity is not automatically progress and that the collapse of old certainties can be both necessary and devastating.

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Global Markets & Equities03 Oct 2026, 04:20 PM IST

Cramer Says Micron’s Boom-Bust Era Is Over as Memory Tightness Reshapes the Cycle

Micron Technology is drawing renewed bullish attention after Jim Cramer argued that the company’s long-running boom-and-bust pattern has ended “at last,” reflecting a structural shift in the memory market. The call comes as analysts and industry reports point to persistent RAM shortages, improving pricing power, and a more disciplined supply backdrop that could extend well beyond the current quarter.

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India Entertainment & Culture03 Oct 2026, 07:13 AM IST

Anuradha Kapur’s ‘Virasat’ Recasts Elkunchwar’s Wada Trilogy as a Warning on Memory and Decline

At Delhi’s Sunder Nursery, director Anuradha Kapur’s Virasat offers a searching reworking of Mahesh Elkunchwar’s Wada trilogy, turning a landmark of Indian theatre into a meditation on inheritance, erosion and the cost of nostalgia. The production argues that modernity is not automatically progress, and that clinging to a fading past can exact a steep human price.

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India Entertainment & Culture03 Oct 2026, 04:41 AM IST

New Photo Book Maps Cinema, Memory and Leisure in Bengaluru’s Laggere

A new photo-illustrated essay book, 'Reel Duniya, Real Duniya: Cinema, Memory, and Leisure in Laggere,' examines how film culture is lived in a working-class neighbourhood of Bengaluru. Created by Eshwari and Mahima under the India Foundation for the Arts’ Project 560 programme, the book treats cinema not just as entertainment but as a social practice shaped by memory, access and everyday life.

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India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Chanakya Marks 40 Years With Exhibitions That Recast Women as Muse, Memory and Craft

Chanakya International is marking four decades with a trio of exhibitions that place women at the center of its artistic and cultural imagination. The shows trace how the house has turned embroidery, textile design and visual storytelling into a language that links the divine feminine, everyday womanhood and Indian craft traditions.

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Global Markets & Equities03 Oct 2026, 09:10 PM IST

U.S. Hybrid-Car Boom Is Steering Buyers Toward Asian Automakers

American consumers are increasingly choosing hybrid vehicles as they look for better fuel economy without the range anxiety and charging constraints that can still deter some electric-vehicle buyers. The shift is benefiting Asian automakers, which have long dominated the hybrid segment with established models, strong reliability reputations and broader product lineups.

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World Politics & Diplomacy03 Oct 2026, 07:26 PM IST

Finland Probes Suspicious Break-Ins at Lawmakers’ Homes Amid Foreign Interference Concerns

Finnish authorities are investigating a series of suspicious break-ins and intrusions reported at the homes of members of parliament, prompting alarm in a country long regarded as one of Europe’s most secure democracies. Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said the pattern could indicate the involvement of a foreign power, though officials have not publicly identified a suspect or motive.

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Lifestyle & CultureRecently

Finland Opens Probe Into Suspected Break-Ins at Lawmakers’ Homes Amid Security Fears

Finnish authorities have launched an investigation into a series of suspected break-ins at the homes of members of parliament, an episode that has sharpened concerns over the personal security of elected officials in a country long regarded as stable and low-risk. Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said the incidents could potentially involve a foreign actor, though police have not publicly confirmed any such link.

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India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Filmmakers Face Uncertain Wait as IDSFFK Selections Seek Censor Exemption After Union Ministry Action

A group of eight documentaries selected for the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala are awaiting clarity on whether they will receive exemption from censorship requirements after the Union Information and Broadcasting Ministry’s recent move to block the films. The delay has left filmmakers in limbo, raising fresh questions about festival autonomy, documentary circulation, and the reach of state scrutiny over non-fiction cinema.

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Big Tech, Cloud & SemiconductorsRecently

Robotaxi Makers Confront a New Design Problem: Preventing Public Misconduct in Driverless Cars

Autonomous vehicle designers are being forced to think beyond navigation, safety, and comfort as robotaxis move closer to mainstream use. A new and awkward challenge has emerged: how to discourage riders from treating driverless cars as private spaces for sexual activity, a problem that could shape cabin design, surveillance rules, and platform policy.

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India Entertainment & CultureRecently

IDSFFK Filmmakers Face Uncertain Wait After Union Ministry’s Ban Leaves Eight Documentaries in Limbo

Eight documentaries selected for screening at the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala are awaiting censor exemption clearance after a Union Information and Broadcasting Ministry order effectively blocked their exhibition. The delay has created uncertainty for filmmakers and festival organisers, underscoring the growing tension between state-backed cultural platforms and central regulatory intervention.

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