Ashwini Shrivastava

Ashwini has been practising journalism for over 15 years. He is considered a credible resource person on India's governance, bureaucracy, anti-corruption and the Right to Information (RTI) Act-related subjects. Many of his stories, done on the basis of information obtained from RTI queries, have been raised in the Indian Parliament too. He was also a guest speaker at the 'Global Inequalities and Extremism' conference during the Global Media Forum organized by Deutsche Welle in 2018 at Bonn in Germany. He is an alumnus of the US-based East West Centre and Asia Journalism Fellowship (AJF) organized by the Institute of Policy Studies under the National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore. Currently, he is working as Assistant Editor with the Press Trust of India.



Books

Decoding Indian Babudom

Ranjita Biswas

Three times Katha Awardee, Ranjita Biswas is an independent journalist, author and translator of fiction from Assamese. Among her translated works, 'Written in Tears' won the Best Translation Prize in English from Sahitya Akademi in 2017 and 'The Loneliness of Hira Barua' bagged the PFC Valley of Words Award in 2021. Biswas is also an award-winning writer of children's fiction. Her 'Music of the Hills' has been translated into Spanish, Hindi, Telugu, Assamese, and other regional languages. Among the non-fiction works, the author's coffee table book, 'Brahmaputra and the Assam Valley' traces the socio-cultural life of Assam along the Brahmaputra River. A veteran Journalist for over 30 years, she is also known for her travelogues and is an avid short-story writer.



Books

The Areca Nut Tree and Other Stories

Bharat Dogra and Kumar Gautam

Bharat Dogra has written extensively on this subject. He has thrice received the Statesman Award for Rural Reporting, the FAO-IAAS Award for writing on food, the Sarojini Naidu Award for writing on rural women leaders, as well as prestigious government awards. Kumar Gautam is a teacher of Economics at The Lawrence School Sanawar in Shimla hills. He has written and campaigned for justice-related aspects of farm trade and issues relating to small farmers and farm workers.



Books

India's Quest for Sustainable Farming and Healthy Food

M L Sharma

M. L. Sharma was Central Information Commissioner from 2008 to 2013. During his tenure, he decided over 11,000 Second Appeals. As a Member of the Full Bench of the CIC, he authored many important decisions, including the decision holding the Political Parties to be 'public authority' under the RTI Act. With a distinguished career in the Indian Police Service from 1972 to 2008, Sharma is the recipient of the Police Medal for Meritorious Services and the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Services. During a challenging and illustrious tenure of 18 years in three spells in the CBI, where he rose to the position of Special Director, Sharma had the opportunity to handle some of the most complicated and delicate cases. Having served as Superintendent of Police in several districts of Rajasthan, DIG of Ajmer Range and Inspector General of Police, CID, Crime Branch, Rajasthan, as well as Inspector General of the North Bengal Frontier in the BSF, Sharma has an unmatched grassroots experience of field work in the police. Graduating from Rajasthan University as a Gold Medalist, Sharma got his post-graduate degree in Economics from the prestigious Delhi School of Economics and after retirement, a law degree from Delhi University. Sharma is at present a legal consultant and runs the law firm "Sharma & Vardhan Associates" in Delhi.



Books

Right to Information & Jurisprudence

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