Utterly Butterly Chronicler

The Amul girl has been a chronicler of Indian history and politics for half a century

The Amul girl, with her ready wit, has been a chronicler of Indian history and politics for half a century. A new book celebrates this much-loved mascot.

A tribute to Verghese Kurien who is celebrated as the father of the White Revolution

When the allocation of coal blocks landed the Congress government in hot water

Amul slapped on this classic in the wake of the Harbhajan-Sreesanth slapping incident in IPL-1

On US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s friendship

Amul’s take on the controversy following the AIB “roast” show

After the film, Udta Punjab, about the drug menace in the state, ran into controversy with the Censor Board

After the Lalu Prasad-Nitish Kumar combine swept the 2015 Bihar assembly elections

There was much outrage after Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova claimed she hadn’t heard of Indian icon Sachin Tendulkar. Amul joined in, in its tongue-in-cheek style

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt make a movie — and news — in Mumbai. And, Amul tracks them

Members of the feuding Ambani family assumed recognisable Amul features along with the spin on the line, “Mere pass maa hai”, from the cult film Deewar

Reprinted with permission from HarperCollins India