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Raj Mankad

Raj Mankad

Verified

Deputy Opinion Editor, Chron

Houston

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Travel, Early Childhood , Transportation, Politics , Middle East , North Africa, Lifestyle, Restaurants

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Total articles 96

  • The new Heights microtransit is adorable. But Metro still needs a big vision.

    By Raj Mankad Verified| Houston Chronicle Verified On its first day of operation in the Heights, Metro's Community Connector shuttle arrived at my home with a whoosh, like a whisper of wind through falling spring blossoms. Somehow boxy and curvy at the same time, the vehicle is what you'd expect if a five-passenger shuttle bus and an electric golf cart had a cartoon baby. It was adorable. Was this the future I've long awaited as a transit rider, the iPhone moment for Houston's flip-phone transit system? Maybe.

    By Raj Mankad Verified · Houston Chronicle

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Don't. Sleep. On. Houston. UH represents Houston, now let's represent for UH.

    By Raj Mankad Verified| Houston Chronicle Verified I'm embarrassed whenever I experience pleasure over someone else's pain. But sometimes I just can't help it. Germans, of course, have a word for the phenomenon: schadenfreude. And that's exactly what I felt watching as the press interviewed Duke University's wunderkind37-year-old basketball coach, Jon Scheyer, and his top players, Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel, after they lost to the University of Houston Cougars in the final minutes of their Final Four matchup.

    By Raj Mankad Verified · Houston Chronicle

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • The new Heights microtransit is adorable. But Metro still needs a big vision.

    By Raj Mankad Verified| Houston Chronicle Verified On its first day of operation in the Heights, Metro's Community Connector shuttle arrived at my home with a whoosh, like a whisper of wind through falling spring blossoms. Somehow boxy and curvy at the same time, the vehicle is what you'd expect if a five-passenger shuttle bus and an electric golf cart had a cartoon baby. It was adorable. Was this the future I've long awaited as a transit rider, the iPhone moment for Houston's flip-phone transit system? Maybe.

    By Raj Mankad Verified · Houston Chronicle

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Chron

Houston Chronicle is an online platform that publishes regional, business, sports and entertainment news.

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Founded: 1901