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The combined 2018 revenue of the companies these CEOs head was nearly $360 billion, greater than the GDP of all but 34 countries.

The documentary wins a Silver Remi award at the Worldfest Film Festival.

Why the Muslim culture and politics in southern India are distinctly different from the north.

Indian Americans bring a depth of knowledge, ideas and innovations, as well as money, to address India’s complex challenges.

Indian American entrepreneurs Bharat Desai and Neerja Sethi commit $1 million to AIF.

Indian American author Braham Singh takes an irreverent look at India-Pakistan geopolitics.

As the mango season in the US kicks off, here’s where to get your fleshiest and juiciest Indian mangoes.

SAALT hosts congressional briefing on plight of immigrants, “Detentions, Hunger Strikes, Deported to Death.”

Women on H4 visas may slowly be changing the American tech industry, which has been a male bastion.

Malai Cheeni Toast, Sattu Paratha big hit on nostalgia platter.

The film is supported by Jhal NYC, a popular food stand that provides social entrepreneurship for Bengali diaspora.

Anjali Chadha, Preeti Krishnamani, Navami Jain, Sai Mamidala are young pioneers in eco-friendly approaches.

The entry of last season’s fan favorite surprised judge Katy Perry.

Ardeishar awarded $150,000 for novel math project; Saxena earns $40,000 prize for system to screen blood diseases.

Despite rising tensions in the subcontinent, cricket brings Indians and Pakistanis together in the United States.

Kiran Mazumdar Shaw of Biocon Limited was amongst the two Indians elected in the foreign members category.

Indian American artists should not be limited with thoughts of stereotypes and racism, says actor and musician Seirah Royin.

Shringla, who succeeds Navtej Sarna, will arrive on January 9, the American Bazaar has learned.

American Bazaar film critic Vikrum Mathur’s take on Bollywood movies scheduled to be released this year.  

The $20 million charter school, fully funded by Indian American entrepreneur and philanthropist Kiran Patel, will open in August 2019.

The 1984 batch Indian Foreign Service official succeeds recently retired Navtej Sarna.

Also on Thursday, ribbon was cut for a new emergency facility built with a $5 million gift from the philanthropist.

“We believe very sincerely that this large, complex global [water] problem is solvable,” says CEO Kurt Soderlund.

Khan will perform along with sons Amaan Ali and Ayaan Ali.

Five Indian states, with a combined population of more than 200 million, will vote for their state governments in the next two months.