Parth Vohra

Bengalis Come to the Table Without Partitions

Ethnic Bengali diaspora finds commonality over hilsa and biryani

Education Still Eludes Many Pakistani Girls

Images show females as cooks, boys as engineers

Let Go, Embrace Options, Fall in Love

Coming to America can be scary, but the results can be sweet

Language Bonds Students Whose Cultures Clash at Home

People from nations that are hostile to each other at home stand on common ground in the US

Girls As Young As Infants Married by Parents

International Day of the Girl to inform public about horror of child brides worldwide

Cultures Clash and Cooperate for First Gens

Learning Takes a Beating Worldwide, Report Says

Students in developing world hit hardest, but problems also exist in disadvantaged communities in rich countries like the US, World Development Report says

Diaspora Kurds Rally in Support of Iraqi Kurdistan’s Independence Vote

Through referendum, opposed by US and many in region, Kurds inside and outside Iraq hope to further idea of long sought statehood

Is Campus Violence in US Scaring Foreign Students?

Bannon to Speak at Berkeley ‘Free Speech’ Event

Yiannopoulos, Coulter to headline conservative week of speech

Muslims, Jews, Christians, Sikhs, Hindus Walk for Unity

Those who joined this year's Unity Walk in Washington broke bread together, shared sweets and appealed for tolerance