From working on tabla-playing robots as a teenager in India to earning a full-ride scholarship at 16 to getting rejected for an EB-1 visa twice after gaining an O-1 visa, Nikin Tharan traces his immigrant journey with The American Bazaar.
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In an exclusive interview, Gbenle spoke about his journey, the gaps in the fintech market, the future of Islamic finance in Africa.
Dolly Oberoi, the CEO of C2 Technologies and her story is recounted in a wide-ranging conversation on Inside Indian America with Aziz Haniffa
The Chicago-based investor-lawyer and co-founder of Twelvefold Ventures on how generative AI is reshaping industries, venture investing, and regulation
Ray Wang on AI era leadership fears job shifts costs strategy choices and why deciding what not to build matters
Gita Gopinath addressed global economic shifts, geopolitics and the Indian diaspora at the Indiaspora Forum 2026.
In an exclusive interview, Shams shares the story behind BLOOM, the philosophy guiding its work, and the realities of delivering aid in some of the world’s most complex environments
In a wide-ranging conversation on the podcast Inside Indian America, the Shah Capital founder reflects on markets, geopolitics, AI, and lessons from a three-decade career.
The veteran TOI journalist reflects on how a “temporary” posting turns into a front-row seat to U.S. crises, India’s rise, and the diaspora
Hormones orchestrate everything from energy to cognition — so why does mainstream medicine ignore their decline, and sometimes accelerate it?
Set in the power corridors of Washington, DC, “Heartline” transforms Indian American romance into a meditation on conscience, identity, and moral reckoning.
On the debut episode of “Inside Indian America,” Aziz Haniffa chronicles how a Hyderabad-born engineering student — once Barack Obama’s roommate — rose to represent the U.S. abroad and serve across three administrations.
Time Hoppers is the first-ever Muslim animated feature to get a theatrical release in America and the film opens in 2050
AIFOD Bangkok Summit urges AI sovereignty for the Global South, focusing on data control, equity, and economic independence.
The American Bazaar launches its Startup Bazaar series in the UAE with events in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, bringing together founders, investors and tech leaders to showcase AI and emerging innovation.
“I have great admiration for the way Mikie Sherrill, the just-elected governor of NJ, conducts her politics. There is a lot to look up to and learn there.” – Ketan Bhuptani
Burjeel Medical City CEO Dr. Mujtaba Ali Khan outlines AI-driven innovation, sustainability, and ambitions to transform regional healthcare.
How Vast Data is shaping AI infrastructure in the Middle East through sovereign cloud, sustainability, and agentic AI innovation.
A new analysis applies game theory to Martin Luther King Jr.’s strategy of disciplined nonviolence, arguing it was a deliberate effort to escape destructive social “equilibria” like the Prisoner’s Dilemma—and explores how the same framework helps explain today’s affordability crisis in housing, health care, and food.
Priya Patel sparks backlash after calling to eliminate H-1B visas, alleging fraud, housing abuse, and job theft.
Indian H-1B professionals stranded in India face visa delays, scheduling glitches, and growing financial and emotional stress.
In an exclusive interview, co-founder and CEO Ashar Ahmad explains how Supportiyo is revolutionizing operations for small businesses through applied AI.
Bengaluru-based Greenspace Herbs is expanding its footprint in the United States with the launch of its first U.S. office in New Jersey
H-1B visa appointment cancellations push interviews to late 2026, triggering panic, legal uncertainty, and career disruption for immigrants.
In an exclusive interview with The American Bazaar, Hussain outlines AGSI’s circular production model and carbon certification efforts