Vishwajyoti Ghosh is the author of the graphic novel, Delhi Calm. His cartoon column, Full Toss appears in Hindustan Times every Sunday. Currently he is curating a project on the workers in Gurgaon and a graphic anthology about Partition.

Garbage Bin is Faisal Mohd’s brainchild. He remembers creating a character based on his childhood one dull afternoon. His middle-class wit made his Facebook page an overnight success, with more than 3,85,000 followers in under 18 months!

Jayanto Banerjee began with freelancing with an ad agency in 1987 and moved on to making comic strips for children and then creating political satires for news magazines and newspapers. He believes that without politicians in India, he would have been jobless.

Abhijeet Kini is an illustrator, animator and comics creator. He recently launched two titles – Milk and Quickies and Angry Maushi – under his name. He is a regular illustrator with Tinkle, working on characters like...

Tejas Modak’s first graphic novel, Private-eye Anonymous: The Art Gallery Case was published in 2008. Animal Palette followed in 2011. Every now and then, he illustrates for Brunch.

Amruta Patil is a writer and painter. She is the author of the graphic novels Kari (2008) and Adi Parva (2012). The best thing about Delhi is its winter morning sun and the lake at Hauz Khas.

Personal Agenda: Archana Puran Singh, Actress

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