Jayosmita Ganguly

If you randomly bump into someone Shakespearing on a Disney monologue with ringtones of god-knows-where, rest assured, you're in front of Jayosmita. Her ideas jump around for if she did, she'd probably break a bone. She speaks existentialism, multiculturalism and ad jingles.

Sohinee Basu

Rolling around in word muddles and hopping across inky puddles, this teeny-tiny adult kid can be found downing momos with fiery sauce and daydreaming about faraway beaches while keeping her fingers crossed during Roger Federer's matches. Like a cloud, she can't be pinned down (she'll judge if you don't get this reference), she lives for her love of all things artfully poetic and overwhelmingly beautiful.

Uday Menon

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Aka the Jack from jack of all trades and master of none. Curiosity may have killed the cat but it is the only thing that satiates his apetite. When on a break from video games or cricket, you can find this geek trying to take apart mobile phones, laptops or any other valuable devices that your mother admonishes you for playing with.
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Swarnava Ghosh

This groggy-eyed sloth can be found on a perpetual tech-à-tête with his laptop carefully balanced on his paunch. He is generally found dotting and doodling on the code editor, trying to escape awkward conversations with cringey PJs or spending the rest of the day contributing to his most important project - the big Bengali belly.

Sanchari Sinha

Illustrator

A 20 year old in denial of her (old) age, is a 3rd year Fine Arts (painting) student who is in pursuit of finding her art dream as instructed by her love and mentor BTS. Having studied science in school, she is learning new art everyday, attemtping to find her style. She also loves making fan art.

Nupur Shah

Editorial Intern

As her name suggests, 'nupur' represents an instability of thought, feeling and action that begins in anxious doubt and ends in, at best, a placid hesitancy. Regardless, her (obvious) search for certainty cannot be counted as one of her faults.