Nazish Fatima 657 Articles
Nazish Fatima Nazish Fatima writes and edits AiTimeline, building sourced chronologies of Indian public policy, energy, technology, sport and society. Each timeline is dated entry by entry and checked against primary records — gazette notifications, ministry releases, regulator filings and official statistics — with confirmed events kept separate from claims and forecasts.
The GameStop Short Squeeze: How a Struggling Retailer Hit $483 and Shook Wall Street
How GameStop went from $17 to a $483 intraday high in January 2021: 122.97% short interest, Reddit and Roaring Kitty, what the…
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ENIAC Unveiling: How Computing Power Went From 5,000 Additions a Second to Exascale
How computing power grew from ENIAC's 5,000 additions a second in 1946 to 2.198 exaflops on the June 2026 TOP500 list: transistors,…
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Mobile World Congress Timeline: The Phone Features That Actually Survived
A Mobile World Congress timeline of the phone ideas shown in Barcelona from 2001 to 2026 and what happened to them: cameras,…
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India’s Defence Imports: How One of the World’s Biggest Arms Buyers Became a Defence Exporter, 1947-2026
How India went from relying on Soviet and Russian weapons to producing Rs 1.78 lakh crore of defence equipment and exporting Rs…
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Indian Railways Electrification: How India Wired Its Railways, From One 16-km Line in 1925 to 99.6% in 2026
How Indian Railways electrification grew from a 16-km, 1,500 V DC line between Bombay VT and Kurla in 1925 to 99.6% of…
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Pulwama Attack Anniversary: How India’s Security Doctrine Changed, From Balakot to PRAHAAR
How India's security doctrine changed after the 14 February 2019 Pulwama attack that killed 40 CRPF personnel: Balakot, new terror laws, the…
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AMD’s Comeback: How a $660 Million Loss Turned Into a Challenge to Nvidia
How AMD went from a $660 million loss and sub-$2 shares in 2015 to $34.6 billion revenue in 2025 and a $1…
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Countries in Space: Who Has Sent People Beyond Earth, From Gagarin to Gaganyaan
Every country that has sent a citizen to space, from Gagarin in 1961 to Hong Kong in 2026: the 55 nationalities on…
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Meta’s AI Chips: Every MTIA Generation, From a 2020 Design to a Chip Every Six Months
Meta's in-house AI chips from the first MTIA design in 2020 to MTIA 300, 400, 450 and 500: Broadcom's 1 GW deal,…
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1983 World Cup: How India’s 66-1 Outsiders Beat the West Indies at Lord’s
India won the 1983 World Cup by defending 183 against the two-time champions West Indies at Lord's: every match and score, Kapil…
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Yuvraj Singh’s Six Sixes: How One Over in Durban Changed T20 Cricket
Yuvraj Singh hit Stuart Broad for six sixes in Durban on 19 September 2007: the over ball by ball, the 12-ball fifty…
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Tata Dholera Fab: Every Stage of India’s First Commercial Chip Plant
Tata Electronics' Dholera fab, India's first commercial semiconductor plant, from the 2024 approval to SEMICON India 2026: Rs 91,526 crore, PSMC and…
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Union Budget India: What Was Promised, What Was Spent (1991-2026)
India's Union Budgets from the 1991 crisis to 2026-27, checked against the government's own Revised Estimates and Actuals: deficit targets met, capital…
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Thumba Rocket Launch: How India’s Space Journey Went from a Church to the Moon
India's first rocket, a NASA Nike-Apache, rose from Thumba on 21 November 1963 after being assembled in a church. How that launch…
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How Yahoo Lost the Internet: Every Missed Deal, from Google to Microsoft
Yahoo was worth $125 billion in 2000. It passed on Google, lost Facebook, rejected Microsoft's $44.6 billion bid, bought Tumblr and sold…
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WeWork’s Rise and Fall: From a $47 Billion Valuation to Bankruptcy, and Back
WeWork was valued at $47 billion in 2019, failed to go public, listed via a SPAC at $9 billion and filed for…
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AI Investment Boom: Where the Trillions Are Going, and Will It Pay Off?
Corporate AI investment more than doubled to US$581.7 billion in 2025 and Big Tech plans US$720–745 billion of 2026 capex. Where the…
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BlackBerry: Rise, Fall and Legacy of a Smartphone Icon
How Research In Motion’s BlackBerry conquered mobile email, peaked at US$19.9 billion in 2011, lost to iPhone and Android, and became a…
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India’s Startup Boom: Unicorns, Funding Winter, Future
How India went from four billion-dollar startups in 2014 to 133 unicorns: the 2021 funding peak, the funding winter, BYJU’S, the 2025…
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Wolf Encounter: Exploring the Human-Wildlife Connection
How humans and wolves went from partners to enemies to uneasy neighbours: why wolf attacks are rare, what happened in Bahraich, how…
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SIR & Jantar Mantar Protests: Why Indians Question Voting Lines
Why Delhi's SIR draft voter roll left out 47.56 lakh of 1.45 crore names, why protesters marched on Jantar Mantar on 2…
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Boeing 737 MAX Nosedive Survival: A Timeline of Resilience
How a flydubai Boeing 737 MAX 8 survived a 14,125 ft plunge in 29 seconds on flight FZ1073, lost part of its…
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Export Education: Empowering Indian Students for Global Trade
How India went from training a few foreign-trade specialists at IIFT in 1963 to teaching students, startups and artisans to export: Niryat…
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Swiss Glacier Melt Rates: A Timeline of Accelerated Loss
Swiss glaciers lost about 5.5% of their ice in 2026, second only to 2022, and nearly a fifth since the end of…
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UN Official Fired Over Gaza Comments? The Benjamin Davis FAO Timeline
Benjamin Davis left the UN Food and Agriculture Organization on 30 September 2026 after 26 years. FAO cited impartiality breaches; he says…
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