అమెరికాలోని తెలుగు NRI లకోసం తాజా వార్తలు, కథనాలు, ఈవెంట్లు, మరియు అప్డేట్లు. · 1969 కథనాలు

Sundar Pichai's Stanford commencement speech emphasized optimism and resilience as student protests over Google's Israel ties unfolded. The post Sundar Pichai avoids AI focus as Stanford graduates stage protests appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Indian American tech veteran to oversee AI data structures ahead of healthcare marketing operating system’s mid-July platform launch. The post Doceree names Yesh Srinivasan chief AI officer appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Reopening the Strait of Hormuz may ease global energy markets, but experts warn full recovery of oil shipping could take months. The post Reopening the Strait of Hormuz is only the first step; return to ‘pre-war levels’ could take ‘months’ appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Indian American executive takes on business leadership while leading Applied AI initiatives at data platform company. The post Cloudera expands Abhas Ricky’s role to oversee business and AI appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Explore how poets shaped by exile, migration, displacement transform loss, identity, cultural memory into powerful expressions of belonging. The post How South Asian American poets preserved the meaning of home in their works appeared first on The American Bazaar.


High impact operations Indian American executive to scale company globally, build foundation for long-term growth. The post Sejal Patel Daswani to oversee Ayar Labs’ people strategy appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Endowed chair at the Fred Hutch Cancer Center to accelerate research into financial burdens facing cancer patients. The post Indian American cancer researcher Veena Shankaran gets endowed chair appeared first on The American Bazaar.




The U.S. government has ordered Anthropic to restrict foreign access to its most advanced AI models, citing national security concerns. The post US restricts foreign access to Anthropic AI models appeared first on The American Bazaar.


A U.S.-Iran peace deal appears close, but new military incidents near the Strait of Hormuz highlight the fragility of the negotiations. The post Iran peace deal nears amid fresh Hormuz tensions appeared first on The American Bazaar.

India's rise raises a crucial question: is the nation building new strategic power or spending inherited credibility? The post The Ledger and the Altar: The difference between inheriting power and creating it appeared first on The American Bazaar.


The U.S. State Department revoked hundreds of visas after uncovering birth tourism networks in Africa and Europe that allegedly coached applicants and arranged travel, housing, and childbirth services in the United States. The post US dismantles international birth tourism networks, revokes hundreds of visas appeared first on The American Bazaar.

American India Foundation marked its 25th anniversary by raising a record $3.8 million at its New York Gala, honoring Bharat Masrani, Salil Parekh and BNY. The post American India Foundation raises record $3.8 million at New York Gala appeared first on The American Bazaar.

The Obama Presidential Center represents far more than a collection of buildings. It represents an idea about civic engagement, leadership The post The grace behind the legacy : Martin Nesbitt and The Obama Presidential Center appeared first on The American Bazaar.


From Kerala to the top of Texas Republican politics, Abraham George's tenure as Texas GOP chairman has come to an end after he lost his bid for a second term. The post Indian American Abraham George loses bid for second term as Texas GOP Chairman appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Here are some of the most interesting records that could potentially be broken during the 2026 FIFA World Cup The post Records on the line: Milestones that could be broken during the 2026 FIFA World Cup appeared first on The American Bazaar.


There has been a 14% drop in the pool of international students in the LL.M applicant pool in the U.S The post U.S. law schools see drop in international student applications appeared first on The American Bazaar.