IT'S CHAI TIME
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June 2013 -
IT consultant Ravi Visvesvaraya Prasad (@RVP on Twitter) received tweets meant for soccer star Robin van Persie (RVP). Prasad's good humored response gained him fans of his own.
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June 2013 -
When Yao Ming joined the Houston Rockets, the National Basketball Association suddenly had a billion more followers in China. Will Satnam Singh Bhamara do the same for India?
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June 2013 -
Dr. Vivek Shah, a surgeon at New England Baptist Hospital, was running in the Boston Marathon when the bombs went off. Exhausted from running 26 miles, he sprang into action, helping wounded.
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June 2013 -
Quotes from South Carolina Democratic Chairman Dick Harpootlian; the co-founder of App Academy; the family of student Sunil Tripathi; a lawyer; a photographer; and a filmmaker.
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June 2013 -
How much do you know about current events in India and the U.S.? Try this short quiz!
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June 2013 -
The U.S. Congress is debating an immigration reform bill that would offer a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and would bring more people based on skills rather than family.
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June 2013 -
Pressure cookers are almost essential items in Indian-American kitchens, but don’t carry it to a potluck dinner any more: “Pressure-Cooker Suspect Admits Trying to Cook Up Something.”
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June 2013 -
Gangs have targeted Indian-American families, breaking into homes and stealing high-quality jewelry. One gang leader in New Jersey received a 20-year prison sentence.
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May 2013 -
Towering 7-foot-5 college freshman Sim Bhullar is a star basketball player. From Toronto, his parents emigrated from Punjab. His younger brother, Tanveer, is a 7-foot-3 high school junior.
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May 2013 -
The success of the Indian Premier League has spawned a series of similar cash-rich, short-season sports leagues debuting in India this year: hockey, golf, badminton—then what? Chess, maybe?
