Mili Mitra

Arranged marriage is one of the ways Indian families self-isolate within their own social classes and groups, entrenching age-old divisions.

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched in Beirut and other cities across the country.

Indians made excuses before. They can’t afford to any longer.

Afghanistan's team has emerged from relative obscurity to make it into the world’s top 10 rankings.

Her rise is not a defining moment of political change. If anything, it will mean more of the status quo.

Despite India's #MeToo moment, the underlying culture that blames survivors and protects abusive men remains intact.

What’s so remarkable about the piece is that it somehow managed to play into sexist, racist and ageist stereotypes all at once.

What if Dartmouth isn't an outlier after all?

The Diwali ceremony in the Roosevelt Room on Tuesday was not a celebration of religious tolerance or Indian-American achievement.

Gerrymandering, age and apathy are reasons some won’t vote this November.