Mobile Apps  

Avantika Khanna is just 17 years old, but her passion for history and heritage has made her dream big and achieve those goals. A year ago, she created an app called India Story to help people rediscover India’s rich heritage by curating audio tours of Indian monuments. Her recent venture is www.indiastory.me, which brings together culture walk providers under one umbrella. Let’s find out more about her journey in this episode of Culture ‘Shauk’ with Sunita Iyer.

 

Bullying is a problem which begins at childhood and goes on until adulthood. According to a survey conducted by Microsoft surprisingly 53% of children have been bullied in India in different ways. In an attempt to tackle this issue and distraught over repeated bullying at school, a nine-year-old girl in Shillong, Meghalaya, has developed a mobile application which would enable a person to anonymously report such incidents to the authorities. Let’s find out more about Meaidaibahun Majaw’s journey in this episode of Not For Women Only with Sunita Iyer.

The complaint from the FHRAI also included a long list of other allegations. It said Oyo and MakeMyTrip are hurting competition by offering deep discounts and charging "exorbitant" fees from hotels. 
 

These five mobile applications make users of smartphones wonder why they were created. They have no purpose to serve, but they find a place in both App Store and the Play Store.