Chatterji

Or Chat·ter·jee

[chah-ter-jee]

noun

1. Bankim Chandra 1838–94, Indian novelist in the Bengali language.

Example Sentences

The company’s new report, which The Times viewed before it was published, comes on the same day that OpenAI’s chief economist, Aaron “Ronnie” Chatterji, and Chris Lehane, who heads global policy at OpenAI, are scheduled to speak about AI’s economic effect at an event in Sacramento.

From Los Angeles Times

“Kashmir is a pawn in a protracted and perilous wargame,” Chatterji said.

From Slate

“Militarized governance of India-administered Kashmir is a form of coloniality where Kashmiris largely understand themselves to be under Indian occupation, living in contexts akin to collective internment,” Angana Chatterji, a scholar at UC–Berkeley and longtime advocate against India’s atrocities in Kashmir, wrote to me in an email.

From Slate

“The economic and political breakdowns inside India, and a restlessness among the base, have certainly contributed to the Modi-led government’s aggressiveness,” Chatterji said.

From Slate

Lister and Darcey Carter holed out off Ritu for 11 and two, Priyanaz Chatterji was brilliantly run out by the athletic Marufa for five before Lorna Jack-Brown, Abtaha Maqsood and Fraser were all dismissed by trying to find much-needed boundaries at the end of the innings.

From BBC