There was a time when I spent much of my spare time cutting the chai, but now with so much Googooling, the fire beneath the tea pot at Cutting the Chai is rarely lit. But some traditions need continuing and so here’s the seventh edition of Cutting the Chai calendar. The style more or less [...]
Given the time I spend Googooling these days, that the 2012 – and therefore the sixth edition of – Cutting the Chai calendar is up on this blog is an achievement in itself. As expected, the Cutting the Chai Calendar hasn’t changed much except the dates and a few touch ups. You can download the [...]
The fifth edition of the calendar is also simple, no-frills and printable (A4) as the previous four and also includes Indian festivals and holidays (in concurrence with the official Government of India list of holidays for the year 2011).
Size does matter, more so on Twitter. The 140-character limit to answer to the question, “What’s happening?” has given us popular URL shortening services such as bit.ly, tr.im, goo.gl and also Twitter’s own t.co (tinyurl.com was around a much before the world went atwitter). Now add to that list Cutting the Chai’s cut.tc. A six-character [...]
May 29, 2010 marks the fifth anniversary of this blog. Of late, I haven’t been paying much attention here. But this web log has been a constant element in my life, while things have moved on a fast pace in both the professional and the personal fronts. Today is a big day and the Chaiwali [...]
It has been the longest pause on Cutting the Chai since I first began blogging almost five years back. In fact if you look at the archives, February 2010 will be the only month that has gone postless since May 2005. And there were some pretty important reasons behind my absence here (though I had [...]
It’s that time of the year again. The beginning. And there are a lot of dates that we’d come across as we proceed further. To make your year a little simpler, quite like the previous three, here’s Cutting the Chai Calendar 2010 in its fourth edition). This one-page printable calendar (A4 size) in three different [...]