Anisha Dutta

Apple products through the ages

A product launch by Apple is always a spectacular event. Here's a look at some of its major launches since the start of this millennium

200 glorious years of the Gorkha Rifles

The Gorkha soldiers are known to be among the fiercest soldiers in battle

Why the BBC documentary on Delhi bus rape misses its mark

The face Leslee Udwin chose to portray a certain mindset has offset her larger argument

BBC's Delhi bus rape documentary stirs fierce debate

The documentary instantly came under fire when an excerpt was aired across TV channels.

Navy Day: The year that went by for the Indian Navy

Here is a look at the all the major incidents that have occurred during the year for the Navy

Big Billion Day: Flipkart fizzles out

The site has created a huge buzz on its Steal Deals section, while other sections have catchy names like 'Limited Time' and 'Limited Stock', and 'Save More'

'Je Suis Charlie': Cartoonists across the world express solidarity with Charlie Hebdo

Today, cartoonists across the world expressed their solidarity with Charlie Hebdo and responded to the killings with their pens

Guess Who's making the walls talk

Taking a walk down Kochi's lanes one may come across pop cultural icons like Mr Bean, Marilyn Monroe, Mona Lisa, Michael Jackson, and this being Communist-ruled Kerala, even Karl Marx in Indian avatar

EA pulls Dragon Age Inquisition sales in India due to obscenity laws

Dragon Age: Inquisition has been pulled from the Indian market even before its release by EA due to the country's obscenity laws

Air New Zealand posts Hobbit inspired safety video

Air New Zealand has come up with what they call "the most epic safety video ever made" with a Hobbit themed safety video featuring Elijah Wood and Peter Jackson

Monica Lewinsky launches campaign on cyber-bullying, gets bullied on Twitter

The former White House intern faces trolling on twitter as she announces her campaign to bring an end to cyber-bullying

World's oldest drink makes a comeback

Fermented honey, known as mead, had been enjoyed for centuries around the world. But what was thought of as a bygone beverage is now enjoying a renaissance

Air Force Day: Challenges aplenty for IAF

As India celebrates its Air Force Day today, we look at the challenges which lie ahead

Online anger forces NYT to apologize for 'racist' cartoon

The New York Times apologized after facing criticism for its 'racist' cartoon

Sarita Devi faces disciplinary action from AIBA

The Technical Delegate supervisor David B. Francis has submitted a report to the Olympic Council of Asia regarding the case

Modi issues 'Clean India' challenge, targets celebrities for viral campaign

Given his cleverly chosen nominees, the PM's appeal and fierce online social media campaign has the potential to go viral

Anger wells up as Sarita Devi robbed of a gold

The Indian boxer broke down on the podium and refused to accept the bronze medal in protest of the biased verdict in her semi-final bout

Federer's India visit creates Twitter storm

The 17-time Grand Slam champion asked fans to 'photoshop' his images in Indian locations and was flooded with tweets

Rare 20 year old pictures of Modi outside White House go viral

Over two decades ago a younger Narendra Modi posed for pictures in front of the White House along with other political leaders on a visit

20 years on, Friends' nostalgia still going strong

The immensely popular sitcom Friends, celebrated it's 20th anniversary yesterday