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O.
Mishra
O.P. Mishra is an active-duty officer in the Indian Police Service, belonging to the AGMUT cadre. He is the author of the book 'Policing Delhi: Urbanization, Crime, and Law Enforcement,' which provides valuable insights into the sociology of crime in a metropolitan city. In addition to his service in India, he has worked as an International Civil Officer in the United Nations Mission in Kosovo. O.P. Mishra has received the President's Police Medal for Meritorious Services.
O.P. Mishra is a serving Indian Police Service Officer of the AGMUT
cadre. His book, Policing Delhi:
Urbanisation, Crime and Law Enforcement, is an important contribution
towards understanding the sociology of crime in a metropolitan city. He has
also served as an International Civil Officer in the United Nation Mission in
Kosovo. He is a recipient of the presidents Police Meal for Meritorious
Services.
Olaf
Cleef
Olaf Cleef is a researcher and writer with a long-standing engagement with Indian art, culture, and heritage. His work reflects a deep interest in India’s historical landscapes, sacred spaces, and visual traditions, shaped by extensive time spent studying and travelling across the country.
Through his writings and research, he brings an informed outsider’s perspective to Indian cultural history, combining close observation with scholarly curiosity.
Olga
Perovskaya
Olga Perovskaya (1902–1961) was a children's writer in the erstwhile Soviet Union. She is best known for her book Kids and Cubs (Rebyata i Zveryata) based on her childhood in Kazakhstan. Kids and Cubs is popular around the world and has been translated into several languages. During the Great Purge, she was arrested and sent to prison for 10 years but was later released and sent into exile.
Omita
Goyal
Omita Goyal is an Indian educationist, editor, and writer whose work focuses on schooling, pedagogy, and the social and institutional challenges of education in contemporary India. She has been actively involved in educational practice and discourse, working closely with teachers, schools, and academic communities to explore how learning systems respond to social change.
She is the co-editor of Education at the Crossroads, a volume that brings together critical perspectives on the state of education in India, examining questions of access, equity, curriculum, and the broader purpose of schooling. Through editorial work of this kind, Goyal has contributed to public and academic conversations on how education can be made more responsive to the needs of diverse learners.
Her writing and editorial projects reflect a sustained engagement with educational reform, teacher development, and the intellectual foundations of learning, positioning her within a broader network of educators and thinkers concerned with the future of education in India.
Ori Z. Soltes
.
Ori Z. Soltes teaches art history, theology, philosophy, and political history at Georgetown University. He is the former Director of the B'nai B'rith Klutznick National Jewish Museum and has curated more than 85 exhibitions on history, ethnography, and modern and contemporary art there and at other venues across the country and overseas.
Ozge Bahar
Sunar
Özge Bahar Sunar is a full-time author, who previously worked as a teacher. Her first book was published in 2017 and since then her books have been translated into more than ten languages. Her picture book Dancing with the Rain received an Award of Excellence by Communication Arts
2019 and was selected for the IBBY Collection for Young People with
Disabilities. The English translation of her picture book My Grandma’s Photos was chosen by the Goodreads 2022 Best Children’s Book Selection. She lives in Antalya with her two children. She loves to think about stories for kids while she is hiking in the wild