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Amit Kumar Gupta

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IUrii Nikolaevich Davydov

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Amarendra Nath Roy

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Ashish Rajadhyaksha

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Monobina Gupta

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Jane Bowles

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Ramendra Nath Nandi

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Arjun Ghosh

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Rakesh Khanna

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Lawrence J. Taylor

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Nicolas Bouvier

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Lisa Tickner

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A.K. Bagchi

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Aninda Banerjee

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Donald Palmer

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Marta Harnecker

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R. Azhagarasan

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Denzil Saldanha

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G.P. Deshpande

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Ajay Dandekar (Professor)

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Md. Abdullah Rasul

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Kaiser Haq

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Shivaji Das

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Michael Perelman

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Raja Shehadeh

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Svati P. Shah

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Jyotirmaya Sharma

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Quintin Hoare and Geffrey Nowell-Smith

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Tatiana Tolstaya

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Dwaipayan Banerjee

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Oscar Schachter

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M.A. Rasul

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Ted Grant

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M. Gorky

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Robert Biel

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Saadia Toor

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Arturo Perez Reverte

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Usha Sanyal

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Jeremy Seabrook

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and Somasunadra Rao

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Philips S. Foner

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Kumari Jayawardena

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Gregory Rabassa

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Vikas Rawal

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Manjari Katju

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Sandra Cisneros

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