IT'S CHAI TIME
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March 2013 -
A poorly named professional sports team might attract ridicule. Consider the New Orleans Hornets becoming the Pelicans. You won't believe the names in India’s new Golf Premier League!
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March 2013 -
Rakesh Agarwal of Hendersonville, North Carolina, has struggled and succeeded in America and now gives free cataract surgeries to those struggling in India, through his nonprofit Vision Express.
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March 2013 -
Quotes from a novelist, American Idol contestant, prof on India’s recent freedom of speech lapses, Bobby Jindal, one of many Indian-Americans in the Administration, and a returning 2nd gen.
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March 2013 -
How much do you know about current events in India and the U.S.? Try this short quiz!
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March 2013 -
What if we had more opportunities to benefit from Dr. Sanjay Gupta’s vast medical knowledge--for example, on politics, economics, and the Gagnam-style video?
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March 2013 -
Funny things happening: three comedians (Rajiv Satyal, Hari Kondabolu,
and Azhar Usman) being talked about in the State Department.
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March 2013 -
When GQ magazine called Freida Pinto a "hot Indian chick," an academician got "hot under the collar"--it was a question of semantics: just what did they mean by that?
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February 2013 -
U.S.-born Prakash Amritraj has played for India in the Davis Cup about 10 times, but not since 2008, when the India decided that only Indian passport holders could represent the country.
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February 2013 -
Among the youngest of India's chess prodigies is 7-year-old Divya Deshmukh of Nagpur, who will represent Asia in the World Schools Chess Championship in Greece this year.
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February 2013 -
Dr. Chandra Sankurathri lost his family—wife, son, and daughter—in the bombing of Air India Flight 182 off the coast of Ireland in 1985. The Indo-Canadian man focuses on helping others.
