Akbar M Khan

Born and educated in India, with a Masters in English Literature, a degree in General Law and a Diploma in Journalism. By the age of twenty-one he was the Head of the Department of English of a College Faculty. Mr. Khan immigrated to the USA in hs late twenty's and naturalized as a Citizen of the USA and settled in Los Angeles, California. His professional career in the USA started as a freelance journalist and he was soon employed as the Director of the West Coast operations of the then Bombay Broadcasting Network, the only Television Network in the USA catering to the Indian residents of the United States. BBN covering twenty states in the US with office in each one of them was the only Indian Network with its cameras in the White House. When the ownership of the firm changed hands, Mr. Khan started his own Business under the legend of MEHZEB - LINK GLOBAL RESOURCES, launching his first News Weekly Newspaper, "India Enquirer" catering to the Indian Community in the US and a Free Circulating Advertising Weekly in Los Angeles. As a representative of one of his news weeklies Mr. Khan became a White House Correspondent. While working at his own business, Mr. Khan also worked alongside with the "Youth Services" in California as a Counseling Supervisor working with both the Social Services and the Probation Department. With his business expanding Mr. Khan quit work and concentrated on his business, launching Global Offices in twenty-one countries, concentrating on Import and Export and the News Media. Retired, Mr. Khan began to give life to his passion of "Writing" and has since completed eight novels, that have been published and/or in the process of formatting and publishing. With Mr. Khan's Novels on many Publishing Platforms, Mr. Khan continues to work to bring to his reading public reading material always keeping in mind that his work should be, "Worth their Time and Dime."

Married to Reshma Tabassum Khan, they have two daughters and a son. Both their daughters, Roshna Hajira Khan and Asfa Khan, having been accepted by almost all universities to include, Harvard opted to study closer to home at UCLA in Los Angeles. Their son, Amin Khan assists his Dad. Read More Read Less