IT'S CHAI TIME
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June 2012 -
Searching for a way to reduce the problem of chain snatching, police in Mysore are encouraging women to wear neck scarves and high-neck jackets to conceal their mangalasutra and gold chains.
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June 2012 -
The Sikh Coalition has launched a free mobile app called FlyRights to help travelers contact the Dept. of Homeland Security and Transportation Security Administration about racial profiling or other unfair treatment.
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May 2012 -
Quotes from a teen scientist, a blogger, a Pulitzer Prize winner, a young Republican, a Democratic second-gen, and an acclaimed actress.
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May 2012 -
A short quiz on current events in India and the U.S.
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May 2012 -
Eleven cents is what it costs to provide lunch for a schoolchild in India—at least if it's at Akshaya Patra, the efficient and caring public-private partnership recently featured on NPR, run by Shridhar Venkat.
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May 2012 -
Who will have the honor of partnering Sania Mirza, India’s top female player, at the London Olympics? There's a short list for women's doubles and an even shorter list for mixed doubles!
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May 2012 -
From arriving with only a few dollars in their pockets to being success stories--here are people who have achieved the American dream.
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May 2012 -
Pankaj Advani has won seven world titles (mostly amateur) in English billiards and snooker, and recently won his fifth Asian crown. Another Indian, Geet Sethi, has won five professional world titles.
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April 2012 -
Five-time world boxing champion, MC Mary Kom, is training for the Summer Games in London, the first year for women's boxing at the Olympics. "I wanted to show that not just men, but even women can do anything they want."
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April 2012 -
Called "The Wall" for his patience, Rahul Dravid will be remembered as one of India's finest batsmen. He announced his retirement from international cricket but will continue to play in the IPL.
