<p><strong>Serena Chopra</strong>, a graduate in English Literature and Mass Communication, was an entrepreneur for more than 20 years before returning to her twin passions of photography and journalism in 2004. Her first body of work from Bhutan was exhibited in solo shows in New Delhi, Bhutan and New York. A publication of this work, Bhutan: A Certain Modernity was released in 2007.<br /> &nbsp;</p> <p>Serena offers the viewer a portal into the lives of her subjects. She has explored the lives of resident Tibetan exiles at Majnu Ka Tilla, Delhi; has participated in a photo exhibition during the Bonjour India Festival (2013) covering French heritage in Chandernagore; has photographed Naga sadhus during the Kumbh Mela (2010) in Haridwar and during Shivratri (2013) in Varanasi. Currently, she is working on a project in Kedarnath, post the cloud burst tragedy of 2013.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><br /> <strong>Malvika Singh</strong>, publisher of the monthly journal Seminar, is a well known columnist.&nbsp;<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>