QWrap: Cong Journal Goof-Up, Modi’s ‘Interactive Suitcase’ & More

1. Foundation Day Fiasco: Congress Journal Lauds Patel, Targets Nehru

As the Congress celebrates its 131st Foundation Day on Monday, an article published by the party’s Mumbai unit has caused a stir as the article states that Nehru should have listened to freedom fighter and former home minister, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s views on international affairs.

2. PM Modi’s ‘Interactive Suitcase’: Track The Globetrotter Of 2015

Here’s an interactive atlas in the form of, what else but a suitcase, that maps Modi’s major foreign trips. Just tap on the flags and icons on the suitcase to re-live the PM’s travels in 2015.

3. Will ISL Take Blame for Indian Football’s Disastrous Year?

Eight matches and five defeats this year and the Indian football team became one of the first squads to be eliminated from the running for a spot in the 2018 FIFA World Cup. That’s not all. Also in 2015, the Blue Tigers saw their international ranking drop to 173 – their worst ever.

4. All the Inside Scoop From Salman Khan’s Birthday Bash

Salman Khan’s birthday bash at his farmhouse in Panvel, on Saturday night, had the who’s who of Bollywood in attendance. You’ve already seen pictures of the grand celebration, so this is where we tell you what exactly happened at the party.

5. 68-Year-Old Sikh Man Brutally Assaulted in California Hate Crime

California police are investigating a brutal assault on a Sikh man, whose collarbone was broken, as a hate crime. Police say two white men in a car drove up to him and started swearing at him. Sensing trouble, Amrik Singh Bal tried to cross the street but the men backed up the car and hit him.

6. First Drive: Tata’s Zica Might Just Be a Gamechanger For Tata

There are new cars and then there are new cars that change the way we think about the manufacturer. The Zica belongs to the latter breed; with it, Tata Motors has taken a bold new step into a very young future.

7. Top 5 Gaming Apps of 2015: Real Racing 3, Candy Crush Saga & More

We’ve talked about phones, trends that changed the way we look at technology and even some wearables that caught our eye this year. But it’s time to judge the games that we played on our mobile and loved. Here’s our top five picks from the lot.