Vandita Agrawal is an established freelance investigative journalist, published in The Times of India, indiatimes.com, and captain-planet.net. Her in-depth stories on US politics, international affairs, human rights, and climate change always ruffle a few feathers.

Muzaffar Ahmad Noori Bajwa is the current Editor-in-chief of The Eastern Herald. Writing about diplomacy, Middle East affairs, Russian affairs, and war. Expert on Counter-terrorism and strategist on International policy.

I am a DOP based in New Delhi, with over 20 years of filming experience in India and overseas, & working with diverse clients and projects.
My main areas of expertise are documentaries, travel features, sports & wildlife.

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Suhail Akhtar is a journalist based in New Delhi, India.

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Voice of America Profile: https://www.urduvoa.com/author/%D8%B3%DB%81%DB%8C%D9%84-%D8%A7%D8%AE%D8%AA%D8%B1-%D9%82%D8%A7%D8%B3%D9%85%DB%Read more8C/_mtyo

Independent Profile: 
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Profile in X: https://twitter.com/suhailqasmi

Mohammad Aleem is an award-winning writer and journalist based in New Delhi, India. He regularly publishes his articles, book reviews, and short stories on his Substac page, Great Literature from India.

Ashish Ashutosh is a journalist based in New Delhi, India.

Aliya Bashir is a journalist based in New Delhi, India.

Ms Soma Basu is a senior journalist based out of New Delhi, India. She is an investigative reporter and specializes in development stories. In 2011, she won the Young Environment Journalist Award instituted by Centre for Media Studies and Panos South Asia for her stories on effect of climate change Read moreon Sunderbans and coverage of cyclone Aila. In 2012, she won the competition on best published articles on “Reporting on the fate of victims of armed violence” organized by the Press Institute of India and the International Committee of the Red Cross in 2012 for her stories from Maoists areas of Midnapore, Purulia and Bankura in West Bengal. In 2013, she was awarded the Prince Albert II of Monaco and UNCA Global Prize for coverage of Climate Change by the United Nations general secretary Ban Ki Moon for her coverage of floods that ravaged the state of Uttarakhand and claimed more than 10,000 lives. In 2015, she was shortlisted for Kurt Schork Memorial Award for her investigative piece on how the forensic evidences collected during the Bhopal Gas Tragedy were destroyed. She also received fellowships from national and international organizations to research and write on Forest Rights Act, Hunger and Malnutrition, Maoist issues in West Bengal and state of the rivers in our country. She has written screenplays for documentaries and also co-authored a book.

Adnan Bhat is a journalist based in New Delhi, India.

Amitava Bhattacharya is a Video journalist based in Delhi, India.

Radhika Bhirani is a media professional with over 13 years of experience covering the entertainment and lifestyle world in India. She has worked with news agency Indo-Asian News Service (IANS), followed by Hindustan Times. Currently, she is an independent journalist, and blogs as Curious Case By Read moreRadhika Bhirani.

Sanshey Biswas (he/him) is a journalist who has been working with newsrooms to build their multimedia capacity using phones and emerging technologies since 2017. He started his career as a print journalist before working on leading Indian publications' websites, social media and video strategies. Read moreHe now runs In Old News, a media company that is working on making learning and publishing resources more accessible to journalists. He also reports and produces journalistic stories for media publications. Continuing to work on stories has helped him learn and apply new skills like animation and design.

Pinaki Chakraborty is a journalist based in New Delhi, India.

I am Caroline Chauvet, a French freelance journalist based in New Delhi.
I can work as a multimedia journalist (Video, radio, print, online) in English and in French.
I can speak French, English and German fluently.

Jitendra Choubey is Bangalore / New Delhi based Journalist. He writes on Environment, Climate Change, Natural hazard, Politics, Agriculture, Food, AgriBusiness, Agri-Technology and Science. He worked with magazine (Down To Earth) as well as daily newspaper (The New Indian Express) in India. He is Read moreinterested in writing long-form and crunching data. He has contributed to some international publications like Zenger, SciDev, DW, NATUR, LE MONDE on health, environment, wildlife and agriculture and food, contrbuted to German newspapers, Austrian magazine SUDWIND. 
He was fellow to Robert Bosch Stiftung Foundation, Germany in 2018. He has also experience of working with multilateral agency FAO, and think tank MS Swaminathan Research Foundation.

His current work can be viewed: https://www.newindianexpress.com/author/jitendra-choubey/

Maria Coggiola is a journalist based in New Delhi, India. She has working as a professional journalist for more than 30 years. She have covered the entire gamut of subjects from crime to politics, from international affairs to the business. She have been living abroad in Israel, Switzerland and Read moresince 2002 in India where she was writing  for several newspapers, like Il Giornale e La Stampa.  From 2007 to 2010 she was a collaborator of the news agency Associated Press and from 2010 to present of the leading Italian news agency ANSA . She also working for the Swiss National Radio. 
After 14 years of reporting experience and extensive travelling in the India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh, she has accumulated a considerable knowledge on the main topics regarding South Asia.

Uttaran Dasgupta is news editor and journalist based in New Delhi with over 9 years in active  news reporting and editing. In addition to hard news, he writes columns on books, films, and poetry and is the author of Visceral Metropolis.

Kanika Dhupar is a journalist based in New Delhi, Delhi, India. Currently working as a reporter with an agency at New Delhi, I produce stories on topics such as culture, life and society, medical conditions and news. Previously, I have worked on the desk at The Tribune and Hindustan Times, Read moreChandigarh, where I used to write and edit stories on politics, news, culture and day-to-day events.

For 7 incredible years, I've lived and breathed video journalism, creating stories that truly matter. I have been working with a number of international media platforms, including France Televisions, DW News, Al-Jazeera, ITV, Business Insider, and Arte. 

From social impact to environment related Read morestories, from delving into captivating socio-political stories with a focus on the human-interest angle to celebrating the rich cultural heritage across South Asia – I have walked all grounds. 

Also, I'm grateful for the recognition of some of the celebrated journalists worldwide and the appreciation from esteemed platforms like the Online Journalism Awards and AAJA Awards. With expertise in research, scriptwriting, filming, and editing, each story I create reflects my passion for storytelling and bringing forth untold narratives

I am a journalist based in New Delhi, India. I completed my M.S. in journalism from the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism in 2015. I have worked as an editor and reporter for four years in India and New York City.

Peony Hirwani is an accomplished journalist, explorer, traveller, and speaker. Living in three completely different parts and cultures of this world; Europe, the Middle East, and Asia in the past four years, Hirwani works to capture and write about stories that inspire and matter in this day and Read moreage.

Layered by politics, culture, lifestyle, tech, and sustainability, Hirwani is known for stories that are most needed to be heard by the public. Through social media, Peony strives to raise her voice on issues that worry her nation of origin of India, and different regions that she has called home before.

Her viewpoint has earned her chances to work with noticeable international publications like The Independent, Vogue Arabia, GRAZIA, and Harper's Bazaar UK. Hirwani is not based out of one place as you'll always find her travelling from one part of the world to another in search of the next big story. She is currently working as a full-time culture and lifestyle reporter for The Independent.

At the age of 22, Hirwani has established herself as a  journalist trying to build a positive and justified future for this world. Apart from work, Hirwani is hip-hop, rap, and R&B fanatic and dreams of interviewing and working with acclaimed rappers like Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole at least once in her life.

Photojournalist Jyoti Kapoor is the winner of the prestigious "Mission Cover shot" contest, organized by National Geographic Channel, and won 2nd, 4th, and 1st consolation prizes in Delhi Picture perfect organized by Delhi Government.

Now I am working as a freelance Photojournalist and Read moreassociated with national and international newspapers & news wires

I started my career as a photojournalist with Hindustan Times and then worked with Mail Today, Amar Ujala, Punjab Kesri, and a few more national and international newspapers and agencies

Nowadays, I cover Hard News, Bollywood, Sports, Fashion, Lifestyle, etc

Ajit is a journalist based in New Delhi, India.

Siddhant Kalra is a journalist and researcher from New Delhi, India. He is a former Urban Fellow at Indian Institute for Human Settlements, Bangalore. He writes about cities, development, governance and history.

Rakesh Kalshian is an independent journalist based in New Delhi, India, with over two decades of experience in the field. His work critically examines the complex interplay between science, politics, nature, culture, and religion. Kalshian has covered a wide range of topics, including the socio-Read moreeconomic challenges facing India's youth, the ethical concerns surrounding Big Data and digital privacy, and the triumphs and tribulations of athletes like Santhi Soundarajan. His investigative pieces have shed light on the shady politics of climate change, the plight of workers at the world's largest ship-breaking yard in Gujarat, and the repression of indigenous people in India's extractive industries.

Kalshian's journalism also critiques the neoliberal economic model, highlighting its impact on society and the environment. He has delved into the nexus between nation-states, corporations, and global institutions, including media, academia, and NGOs, particularly in the context of environmental geopolitics. His reviews of literary works, such as 'Alternative futures: India Unshackled', reflect his interest in urban development, environmental activism, and socio-economic reforms, as well as his engagement with utopian ideals and the potential of anthologies to inspire societal change.

A recipient of prestigious fellowships, Kalshian was a British Chevening fellow at Westminster University in 1998 and a Nieman fellow at Harvard University in 1999-2000. He has been a member of the Washington DC-based International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) since 2001. Kalshian has also edited books on the seamy side of India's mining industry and the politics of energy in South Asia, further establishing his reputation as a journalist committed to uncovering the intricate and often obscured realities of the modern world.