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Nikhil Babu

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Storyteller | Journalist with The Hindu | Writes on environment, governance & politics | Ex Hindustan Times, IANS | Tweets without @the_hindu are personal views
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Optical signatures and quantum geometry in proximity-induced topological superconductors

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By Myungjun Kang, Yogeshwar Prasad, Nikhil Babu Verified, Rasoul Ghadimi, Jae Hoon Kim, Sangmo Cheon
| Nature Verified
Abstract Topological-insulator-superconductor (TI-SC) heterostructures provide a promising platform for proximity-induced topological superconductivity, but diagnosing superconductivity at a buried interface remains challenging for conventional surface-sensitive probes.
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Raghav Chadha: From AAP’s ‘blue-eyed boy’ to sidelines

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By Nikhil Babu Verified
| The Hindu Verified
Raghav Chadha. File photo: X/@raghav_chadha via PTI Though the rift between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and party’s Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha has come out in the open, with both attacking each other on Friday (April 3, 2026), it has been brewing in the background, according to party leaders. For almost a year, there has been a growing distance between the AAP leadership and Mr. Chadha, who, until not so long ago, was considered very close to party chief Arvind Kejriwal.
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Workers in smaller establishments set to lose rights under proposed Delhi Shops & Establishments Act amendment

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By Nikhil Babu Verified
| The Hindu Verified
The Delhi Government’s proposed Bill to amend the Delhi Shops and Establishments Act, 1954, excludes shops and establishments with less than 20 employees from the ambit of the Act. The Hindu accessed the draft ‘The Delhi Shops and Establishments (Amendment) Bill, 2026’, expected to be tabled by Law Minister Kapil Mishra during the ongoing session of the Delhi Assembly. The Bill was sent to the MLAs by the Assembly Secretariat on Tuesday (January 6, 2026).
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