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Good Sports: FIVE SHOOTING MEDALS
April 2017 -
India didn’t win any medals in shooting at the Rio Olympics, but its shooters showed their prowess by winning five medals at the shooting World Cup in New Delhi.
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Good Sports: HOOPS CREATING HOPE
April 2017 -
Boston-based Shaun Jayachandran founded Crossover Basketball and Scholars Academy to help marginalized students use basketball as a vehicle to do better in the classroom—and in life overall.
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Good Sports: D.C.-BOUND FOR SOCCER
April 2017 -
Two Indian-American teens will play for the women’s soccer team at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.: Uma Bhatt (Syosset, NY) and Tuhina Dasgupta (San Jose, CA).
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QUOTA OF QUOTES
April 2017 -
Quotes from wife of the man shot in Kansas, Congressman Ami Bera, Grammy-winner Gurujas Khalsa, British-Pakistani author Mohsin Hamid, Dr. Prasad Srinivasan, and Raghuram Rajan of Reserve Bank of India.
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DID THAT REALLY HAPPEN?
April 2017 -
How much do you know about current events in India and the U.S.? Try this short quiz!
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Fun Time: DON’T COUNT YOUR OSCARS BEFORE THEY’RE SECURED
April 2017 -
If you watched the Academy Awards or “Oscars” this year, you were probably left shaking your head, wondering how something simple could be messed up so badly. But enough about Priyanka Chopra’s dress.
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AIR INDIA MAKES HISTORY
April 2017 -
Air India recently made history when it became the first airline to complete a flight around the world with an all-female crew--actually, almost everyone connected with the flight was female!
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DOCTOR TO THE RESCUE
April 2017 -
Medical emergencies on flights are rare, but when they occur, doctors are often the heroes. Such was the case during a recent flight from Auckland, New Zealand. Dr. Anchita Pandoh answered a call for help.
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Good Sports: GOLFER ON THE RISE
March 2017 -
Aditi Ashok, aged 18, is the second Indian woman to play on the LPGA tour. She is ranked No. 100 in the world, the highest ranking of an Indian woman since Simi Mehra reached No. 17 in 1998.
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Good Sports: COLTS HIRE SANJAY LAL
March 2017 -
The Buffalo Bills’ loss is the Indianapolis Colts’ gain: Sanjay Lal as their wide receivers coach. The Colts are Lal’s fourth NFL team. A Brit, he played football at University of Washington.
