" I am Hakima Mehna Afzaly, perusing 2nd year Bachelors of Liberal Arts in Asian Studies from Asian University for Women. I am an Afghan by birth and have lived and explored four other neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, and Iran.I am passionate to know about women's rights and work for their rights, therefore, my major research papers from the classes I have been taking include Rights of Women In Asian Societies Role of Women in Religion and Social Changes. "

" Hi, I am Jyoti, pursuing BA 2nd Year from Asian University of Women, I am a Bangladeshi by Nationality. Major research papers that I have contributed till date are Influence of Revolutionary Struggles in Shaping Power, Identity, and Resistance of Women in China. Syncretism in Bangladesh Telecommunications Industry in Japan Electronic Sweatshops and the Issues of Human Rights in China. All of the above topics were of great interest and were challenging too. Doing these papers gave me an insight to culture of Japan, Bangladesh and China. This is my first visit to India, after this visit and internship program at DBDS, Kota Rajasthan, I shall be acquainted with Indian culture too. My other achievements include success in Language Competition, and The International Children's Film Festival of Bangladesh. "

" Hi, I am Kalhari, Currently pursuing BSc, Environmental science from Asian University for Women. I am passionate about the researching on Environment Science related to social science, thereby doing my research under Prof. Jenny Brian on ethics of Geo-engineering climate projects. Other than my passion, I am a good artist as well as Athlete. I enjoy painting. I am Sri Lankan by birth, and got an opportunity to explore the culture and life style of other 2 neighboring countries like Bangladesh and India. "

" Hi, I am Devin Chowdhury and I'm currently studying my undergraduate in Psychology at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I have a passion for traveling and meeting new people from a wide range of backgrounds. It has helped shaped my perspectives and ultimately led me to pursue an international education at the University of St Andrews. Along, with exploring opportunities such as this one. At Dr. Bansi Dhar School, Kota, I was able to observe the education system with great depth, while having individual sessions with students that gave me insight into their perspective of their time in the class room. This led me to have a better understand of Indian culture and gave me an in-depth look into the lives of the future generation. "