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Skype has dropped its ‘Highlights and Capture’ feature from its latest update. The new version, called Skype version (8.29), will be available for mobile (Android and iOS) as well as PC (OSX, Windows 7/8/8.1, Linux). With an aim to make Skype faster and simpler to use, the cleaner UI is a way to simplify basic functions, said Peter Skillman, Director of Design for Skype and Outlook, in a blog post.

The police booked Amod (19), Rahul (18) and Harikrishna (21) invoking Sections 341 (punishment for wrongful restraint), 324 (voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means), and 506 (punishment for criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Section 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act.

In what can be seen as a big boost to India’s rich cultural heritage, three heritage sites from India were added to the tentative list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites announced recently. In addition to the rock-cut sculptures of Unakoti in Tripura, two heritage sites from Gujarat, namely the Sun Temple at Modhera and Vadnagar, have found a place in the list.

The 2008 psychological action thriller Ghajini showcased Aamir Khan in a new light, transforming him into a macho action hero with a chiselled physique that became the talk of the town. In a recent interview, Pradeep Rawat, who played the eponymous villain in the film, recalled an intense fight sequence where Aamir screamed in pain and possibly used profanity for the first time.

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Legendary filmmaker James Cameron, whose forthcoming tentpole Avatar: The Way of Water is releasing this month, recently compared his film’s Weta-overseen VFX with that of Marvel’s ILM-produced one.

FMCG maker Procter & Gamble India on Thursday announced a Rs 300 crore fund to collaborate with external partners and innovators for co-creating solutions for a modern supply chain ecosystem.

Condiments enhance the flavour of dishes. But hidden within them is added sugar. As such, did you know that the sugar content in some popular sauces and ketchup indeed rivals that of a chocolate bar or a can of soda, highlighted Dr Hansaji Yogendra, director, The Yoga Institute. She further emphasised that the “average Indian may unknowingly consume over 20 kilograms of added sugar from condiments like sauces and ketchup alone over a year.”