<p><strong>Premola Ghose</strong> is a self taught artist and illustrator.&nbsp;The central core of her paintings are a ‘gang’ of animals. In 1998 two books, written and illustrated by her, were published: Gang Tales from Ranthambhor and The Bodhisattva and the Gang.&nbsp;Recently she has written and illustrated : Tales of Historic Delhi (2011), The Magical Ride of Juley the Camel (2011) and Zero Goes to Goa (2014).<br /> <br /> Premola has also exhibited in Delhi. She is currently Chief, Programme Division at the India International Centre, New Delhi.<br /> <br /> In 2001, she was decorated in the civil merit honours list of the King of Spain.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Malvika Singh</strong>, publisher of the monthly journal Seminar, is a well known columnist.<br /> &nbsp;</p> <p>Malvika initiated and edited the India magazine, the first of its genre, that explored the many facets of India, her people and cultures. She has authored several books: Perpetual City; Bhutan Through the Lens of the King; New Delhi: Making of a Capital; Delhi: India in One City; and Snowdon’s India. She has edited Delhi: The First City; Chennai: A City of Change; Hyderabad: A City of Hope; Kolkata: A Soul City; Lucknow: A City Between Cultures; Mumbai: A City of Dreams; and Freeing the Spirit: Iconic Women of India.&nbsp;<br /> &nbsp;</p> <p>Malvika Singh has also worked in theatre and film, and was decorated as a Dame in the civil merit honours list of the King of Spain in 2009.</p>