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650+ Prestigious, Award Winning Authors, Photographers, Editors & Translators
Premola
Ghose
Late Premola Ghose was an artist and illustrator. In 1998, two books written and illustrated by her were published: 'Gang Tales from Ranthambhor' and 'The Bodhisattva and the Gang'. She was Chief, Programme Division, at the India International Centre, New Delhi. In 2001 she was decorated Dame in the civil merit honors list of the King of Spain.
Priya Sarukkai
Chabria
Priya Sarukkai Chabria is a poet, writer and translator. She is the recipient of the Indian Government's Senior Fellowship to Outstanding Artists.
Her books include two poetry collections, a novel and a speculative fiction
narrative. Her work is in numerous international journals, websites and various
anthologies in India and abroad.
Priya
Vasudevan
Priya
Vasudevan is a lawyer, writer and
trainer. She is a member of regional organisations such as the Asia Pacific
Forum for Women, Law and Development.
Priyanka
Sarkar
Priyanka Sarkar is a Delhi-based translator, editor, and writer. She specializes in translating short stories from Hindi to English, and her work has been published by reputable publishers such as Oxford University Press, South Asian Review, and Women Unlimited. Additionally, she has an extensive background in editing and has collaborated with prominent publishing houses like Oxford University Press India, Random House India, and Konark Publishers Pvt Ltd. Currently, she works as a freelance professional in her field.
Priyanka
Sarkar is a Delhi-based
translator, editor and writer. Her translations of short stories from Hindi to
English have been published by Oxford University Press, South Asian Review and
Women Unlimited. As an editor, she has worked with Oxford University Press
India, Random House India and Konark Publishers Pvt Ltd and currently
freelances.
Prochy N
Mehta
Prochy N Mehta is a daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, school leader
and topper, and a highly successful sportsperson. She represented West Bengal in hockey and basketball, and India in Masters Athletics. She has won 71 medals at international athletic meets including 52 gold medals. She is the Asian Record holder in the 400 metres and in the Triple Jump in the Womens 40+ age group. A recipient of the Ladies Study Group Award for contribution to the field of sport and the Federation of Parsi Anjuman of India Award for Sports, Mehta is also the President of the Athletic Coaches Association of Bengal. She is the first female President of the Calcutta Parsee Club. Her father, the late Rusi B. Gimi, an eminent social worker of Calcutta, was a pioneer in outdoor advertising in India. His company Selvel, started in 1945, is now synonymous with out of home advertising. Mehta is actively involved in the business and is a director in several of the companies.
Promil
Pande
Punarvasu
Joshi
Punarvasu Joshi has a degree in Electrical Engineering and a PhD in nanotechnology from Arizona State University , USA. He has translated 40 selected Hindi short stories into English for a two-volume anthology titled A Journey In Time I & II (2019). Joshi has also edited a special issue
of the Hindi literary magazine Rachna Samay, focused on French philosopher Michel Foucault.
He also translated some of Foucault’s writings into Hindi for the special issue. Joshi’s translation of Hindi writer Manoj Kumar Pandey’s short story Sone Ki Gai Mein Badalta Ek Desh (A Country Turning Into A Golden Cow) was published in the special issue of the Commonwealth Foundation’s
magazine Adda, which was focused on the short stories from South Asia and Southeast Asia. Joshi lives in Mumbai, India
Purva
Grover
Purva Grover is a journalist, poet, playwright and stage director. She
is the founder-editor of The Indian Trumpet, a quarterly digital
magazine for Indian expats, and works as the assistant editor with a UAE
national daily. She is backed with a post-graduate degree in mass communication
and literature. She resides in Dubai, UAE. The Trees Told Me So marks
her debut as an author.
Pushpa
Gupta
Pushpa Gupta did her M.Sc. and Ph.D. from MS University, Baroda and Gujarat University, Ahmedabad respectively. She had been associated with teaching, research and extension at College of Home Science for 39 years. Pushpa Gupta was head of the department and Dean of College of Home Science. She has several books and research papers to her credit and has received a national award for farm women empowerment. She is associated with NGOs for social work and also contributes articles for magazines.
