Devendra

DEVI YESODHARAN

Devibharathi

Devibharathi (b. 1957) was born and raised in a small village in western Tamil Nadu, the second of five children in a schoolmaster's family. He has worked as a political activist, government employee, journalist, managing editor of a leading literary magazine, and scriptwriter for television programmes. During a writing career

Devika Rege

Devika Rege was born and raised in Pune. Quarterlife is her first novel. She can be found online at www.devikarege.com “

Deviyani Khobragade

Dhaval Kulkarni

Dhaval Kulkarni is a Mumbai-based journalist with around two decades of reporting experience across newspapers like the Times of India, Hindustan Times, the Indian Express, New Indian Express and DNA. He writes on a broad range of subjects like governance and politics, caste, identity and social movements, environment and forests,

Dheeraj Kumar Agarwal

Dheeraj Kumar Agarwal is a media professional and lives in Mumbai. He has been working in journalism and communication since more than 16 years. He has been active in literature also. He has been translated more than dozen books from English to Hindi. His poetry collection Shaam Abhi Baaki Hai

DHIRAJ SINGH

Dhirendra K. Jha

Dhirendra K. Jha is a Delhi-based political journalist working with Scroll.in. He is presently working on the dynamics of Hindutva's fringe organizations. Krishna Jha is a Delhi-based freelance journalist and a researcher. She has written widely on the politics of communalism and is currently working on the history of the

Dhumketu

Dhumketu was the pen name of Gaurishankar Govardhanram Joshi (1892-1965), one of the foremost writers in Gujarati and a pioneer of the short story form. He published twenty-four short story collections and thirty-two novels on social and historical subjects, as well as plays, biographies, memoirs, translations, travelogues, literary criticism, etc.

DIANE BRANDON

Diane Coffey

Diane Coffey and Dean Spears are visiting researchers at the Economics and Planning Unit of the Indian Statistical Institute in Delhi, assistant professors at the University of Texas at Austin and executive directors of r.i.c.e., a research institute for compassionate economics, online at www.riceinstitute.org.

Diego Maiorano

Diego Maiorano is a research fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London. He has written several articles on Indian politics and society, most recently for Modern Asian Studies, World Development, and Economic and Political Weekly.

Digantika Mitra

Digantika Mitra, Priya Sheth and Mithila Mehta graduated in mass communications from KC College, Mumbai, in 2010. They created this book as part of their college project and decided to take it a step further by getting it published. At the crossroads of life, they are making crucial decisions like

Diksha Basu

Diksha Basu was born in Delhi and grew up in Delhi and upstate New York. She graduated from Cornell University with a double major in economics and French. Diksha lived in Bombay for four years and is currently pursuing an MFA in creative writing at Columbia University, New York City.

DIKSHA DWIVEDI

Dilip D Souza

Dilip D'Souza is a writer based in Bombay, though there was a time when he wrote software in the USA. He has won several awards for his writing, including, most recently, the Newsweek/ Daily Beast Open Hands Prize for Commentary (2012). He has written three books, the last one being Roadrunner: An Indian Quest in

Dilip Hiro

Dilip Hiro is a seasoned historian, journalist and commentator. He is the author of more than thirty books, including Inside India Today, considered a modern classic and reissued in 2013, three-and-a-half decades after first publication. His more recent works are Jihad on Two Fronts, Inside Central Asia and Indians in

Dilip M. Menon

Dimple Luniya

One of India's most seasoned Feng Shui practitioners, Dimple Luniya has trained under some of the world's best Feng Shui masters. She has helped many Indian personalities shape their futures with the help of Feng Shui over the last twelve years. Dimple Luniya is a former columnist with the Indian

Dinesh C Sharma

Dinesh C. Sharma is an award-winning journalist and author with over thirty years of experience of reporting on science, technology, health and environment-related issues for national and international media. His articles have appeared in Times of India, Hindustan Times, Mail Today, Bangkok Post and Lancet, among others. He is the

Dinesh Ghodke

Dinkar P. Srivastava

Dinkar P. Srivastava joined the Indian Foreign Service in 1978. In 1993-94, as Director (UNP), he was part of successful Indian lobbying efforts against four Pakistani attempts to have resolutions on J&K adopted in UN General Assembly and UN Commission on Human Rights. He was involved in the drafting of

Dipankar Gupta

Dipankar Gupta is a professor of sociology at the School of Social Sciences at Jawaharlal Nehru University, and has also taught abroad. He writes regularly on sociopolitical issues in national newspapers. His other books are: Nativism in a Metropolis – The Shiv Sena in Bombay (1982); Context of Ethnicity –

Dipankar Mukhopadhyay

The author was born in Calcutta and educated in Presidency college. His book Kathapurush in Bengali based on the conversation with Mrinal Sen, earned him many accolades including a certificate of merit from the president of India in 2004.

Dipayan Ghosh

Dipayan Ghosh is Shorenstein Fellow and directs the Digital Platforms and Democracy initiative at the Harvard Kennedy School. A computer scientist by training, he has served as a technology and economic policy adviser in the White House during the Obama administration and as a privacy and public policy adviser at

DIRK COLLIER

Divya Thomas

Divya Thomas is a storyteller and campaigner for gender equality and the environment. She is an alumnus of Cornell University and Northwestern University where she studied communications and data driven marketing. She is passionate about changing the narrative to empower both young children and grown-up children (adults) to redefine our

Dixit Sudhir

Diya Sethi

Diya Sethi graduated from Le Cordon Bleu London in 2002 – she lived and worked in both the United Kingdom and India until 2010 – in October 2010 she moved to Sri Lanka and began to write her story. Diya currently lives in New Delhi where she works in the