Chatterji

or Chat·ter·jee

[ chah-ter-jee ]

noun

1. Ban·kim Chan·dra [buhng, -kim , chuhn, -dr, uh], 1838–94, Indian novelist in the Bengali language.

Example Sentences

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

Without Bryce to lead the chase the Scots reply never got close, subsiding on 101-7 with a top score of 30 from Priyanaz Chatterji.

From BBC

Joya Chatterji took home the prize for history with “Shadows at Noon: The South Asian Twentieth Century,” which limns the region’s trajectory from British colony to three complex, independent nations.

From Los Angeles Times

Angana Chatterji, a scholar at the University of California, Berkeley, said that caste discrimination has a "pernicious hold" that impacts South Asian communities in the United States and that the California bill "recognized the basic and fundamental right to equality for all who are targets of casteism."

From Reuters

Angana Chatterji, a scholar at the University of California, Berkeley, said that caste discrimination has a "pernicious hold" that impacts South Asian communities in the United States and that the California bill "recognized the basic and fundamental right to equality for all who are targets of casteism."

From Reuters