Born in Chandigarh in 1971, Singh is a self-taught photographer. He is currently working as the India photo editor of Fortune Magazine. He is a reputed editorial photographer and his images have been published in India Today, Time, New York Times, Business Week, Business Today, and numerous other publications.

Singh’s personal photographic work is more conceptual and exploratory. He works in diverse genres ranging from documentary photography, landscape and nature studies to portraiture and eroticism. His work is deeply influenced by his cultural leanings and his deep interest in mysticism, Sufi poetry and music. Singh’s solo shows include ‘Beloved Pangi’, Gaiety Theatre, Shimla, 1994; ‘When Seeing Stops’, Visual Arts Gallery, New Delhi, 2002; and ‘Sa: The Feminine’, MDG Fine Arts Gallery, London, 2005. He has participated in numerous group shows, the most recent being ‘Jaisalmer Yellow’, Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, 2007; ‘Lo Real Maravilliso; Marvelous Reality’, Gallery Espace, New Delhi, 2009; and ‘India Awakens Under the Banyan Tree’, Essl Museum, Vienna, 2010. In 2004, he was the recipient of the Charles Wallace India Trust award in photography and he has been on the jury of the India Habitat Centre grant for Photography since 2005. His images were displayed at the 2007 SAARC Summit in New Delhi. His works are in the permanent collection of Essl Museum, Vienna; Nirankari Museum of Faith, New Delhi; and Luxembourg Embassy, New Delhi, as well as in several private collections in India and abroad. Singh lives and works in New Delhi.Bandeep will spearhead the photo exhibitions for the “Haathi Mere Saathi campaign”. He lives and works in New Delhi.

Pramod Pushkarna is a Group Photo Editor, National Herald and sister publications, from Jan 2017 and well known as a WAR PHOTOGRAPHER.

Before this, He worked as a Professional Designation over the years in different media houses. He worked as a Group Photo Editor, The Sunday Guardian, Aaj Samaj & other publications of Good Morning Media from Oct 2007 to Dec 2015. Photo Editor, The Sunday Indian, April 2005 – October 2007. Deputy Chief Photographer, of India Today, where he was news photographer from 1978 to Apr 2003. Worked as a Staff photographer in National Herald, from 1973-78. Photo Officer, National Museum, from 1970-73. Part time photographer with daily “Adhikar ” from 1967-70, as a student.

Specialization :
Hard news. Over the years, He had covered, with distinction, militancy along the Indian borders, in the North East, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, as well as the Sri Lankan conflict. From Nellie massacre in Assam, Blue Star to Black Thunder in Punjab, to the Hazrat Bal siege and Charar-e-Sharief debacle, Siachen to Kargil conflict, the Morvi flood, Uttarakand Earthquakes, He had told the entire story through my camera lens. He was the first Indian photographer to have entered Pak Occupied Kashmir (POK) and to record the lives of soldiers at the Siachen glacier. Human-interest photo features, environment related stories, sports events, and pictorial capturing of the country’s shifting social, political and cultural scenario over the last three decades, also form a substantial part of my portfolio. He had also done commercial shoots for products and portfolios, as well as industry, hospitality and tourism sectors. Visiting faculty for photography at Jamia Milia Islamia University, New Delhi, from time to time. Have dabbled in video shoots and documentaries.

Dharmendar Kanwar is a much awarded travel writer who began writing professionally soon after her graduation. She has written scripts for television documentaries and contributed stories and photographs to almost all the major magazines and
newspapers in the country.

Writing is a full-time activity for Dharmendar Kanwar, she has been equally involved with heritage conservations. She
has worked extensively with Rajasthan Tourism, for whom she has produced several award-winning brochures and
books. In an illustrious 25-year career, her contribution to the promotion of Rajasthan’s art and architectural heritage was recognized in no small measure by the grant of the Maharaja Vishan Singh Award for her contribution to the field of Travel & Tourism (2012). She was also awarded as the Best Travel Writer (English) in 1993-94 by the Government of Rajasthan.

Dharmendar was closely associated with Rajmata Gayatri Devi and among her many publications are two biographies of the celebrated Rajmata Gayatri Devi of Jaipur – Enduring Grace and The Last Queen of Jaipur. She is also the Managing Trustee of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh Benevolent Trust, a charitable Trust started by the late Rajmata. She is also Convenor of the Jaipur Chapter of INTACH. Dharmendra is also the author of the Times of India Jaipur Food Guide since 2012. Her reviews can also be read on http://timescity.com/critic-Dharmendar.Kanwar.

Amongst the other most south after literature titles which have also been published are – Rajasthan Simply Colourful, Welcome to Rajasthan, The Jewel of Rajasthan, Delhi-Agra-Jaipur, Colourful Rajasthan, Jaipur: 10 Easy Walks, Temples of Jaipur, Palace on Wheels, Royal Rajasthan on Wheels, Hadauti: The Unexplored Rajasthan, Chittorgarh: The Braveheart of
Rajputana and Rambagh Palace and many more.

Dharmendra has also designed several brochures, cards, booklets, souvenirs, t-shirts, posters and annual reports.

Sakhamitra Ashwini is Creative Head of an advertising and PR agency named, Studio ABCD, based in Mumbai that offer services in brand building, products, films and events but Studio ABCD specialize in concept (related to any product, person and services) and designing both in India as well as abroad.

Sakhamitra Ashwini specialises in creative expression in the form of his pictures, which do not need any words or write up. His innovative creativity speaks for itself. He had developed the concept and design for the historic and highly successful Shri Narendra Modi’s Vibrant Gujarat 2009 event. Today, when we see our Sahebji, Shri Narendra Modi as our Prime Minister we endeavor to fulfill his MAKE IN INDIA and DIGITAL INDIA dream.

As mentioned earlier, Studio ABCD specialize in concept and designing and we have a vast experience in the field. Studio ABCD had specifically designed the concept of thought /vision of Narendra Modi for Vibrant Gujarat in 2009 and the Honorable Chief Minister of Gujarat had approved the same without any changes or correction. It was highly appreciated by the foreign delegates & the visitors. Studio ABCD have carried out various types of work related to concept and designing for various companies, MNC’s,State government, private companies and NGO’s also. Few of them are mentioned below:

• State of Madhya Pradesh: One of our clients (MineCorp India) is in the mining industry and Studio ABCD had developed a film on mining in Madhya Pradesh explaining the potential of the State in the mining industry and it benefits. The film was not only appreciated by the Honorable Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan but was also approved.
• Studio ABCD had worked on the concept of woman empowerment named, “Awakening Thoughts” which was a book of Hindi poems based on the atrocities inflicted on women inspired by Nirbhaya case. Sakhamitra Ashwini had written around 20 poems in Hindi, which was inaugurated by the Women Commission Chief, Smt. Mamta Sharma in 2013.
• Studio ABCD had developed a short film called “Path of Ahimsa” based on Acharya Shri Mahapragya ji and Shri APJ Abdul Kalam’s (Former President of India) friendship and their contribution to the society. The DVD was inaugurated by the Mayor of New Jersey, Mr. John McCormick in New Jersey, USA in 2011.