IT'S CHAI TIME
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February 2012 -
Satnam Singh Bhamara’s family is tall: his grandmother is 6’9” and his father is 7’2” tall; teen basketball player Satnam is 7’1”, a giant in his Punjab village. Will he become India's Yao Ming?
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February 2012 -
Ayush Menon of New Jersey is only 10 and already won the under-11 boys title at the recent Junior U.S. Open Squash Championship at Harvard University. "Squash is more about brain than brawn," his father said.
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February 2012 -
Rohini Rau hopes to represent India at the Summer Olympics in London, the first Indian woman to do so in the sport of sailing. The 25-year-old medical student from Tamil Nadu is already a champion.
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February 2012 -
Great quotes from a "Make Chai, Not War" comic, a former slum dweller helping the poor, a Dalit, the "Kolaveri Di" songster, and others.
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February 2012 -
A short quiz on current events in India and the U.S.
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February 2012 -
Some of America’s edgiest shows are being shown in India, as TV channels try to attract young and hip audiences. But the censorship can sometimes be a bit too much...
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February 2012 -
Here is a list of mnemonics. How many do you know? See if you can match the mnemonic with its meaning.
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January 2012 -
Shahid Khan, an Illinois businessman who owns an automobile parts company, paid a reported $760 million to buy the Jacksonville Jaguars, becoming the first owner in National Football League history to sport a handlebar mustache.
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January 2012 -
Golf is returning to the Summer Olympics in 2016, after an absence of almost a century, and one person excited is Sharmila Nicollet, India’s top women’s professional golfer.
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January 2012 -
When it comes to slumps among Indian women playing racket sports, Sania Mirza (tennis) is having a bigger slump than Saina Nehwal (badminton). Indian fans hope Saina will bounce back for the Olympics.
