Dr. T.S. Ramakrishna retired as Director and Head of Geophysics Division of the Southern Region, Geological survey of India (GSI), Hyderabad. He has made major contributions to the GSI in the field of exploration geophysics during his more than three decades of service, which got him the Government of India’s prestigious National Mineral Award. He worked as WAPCO’s (Govt. of India) groundwater expert in th Federal Republic of Nigeria. He has authored two books and several papers and is a Fellow of the Geological Society of India and the Indian Geophysical Union. Dr. Ramakrishna is the Founder & Secretary of the Earthsystem Sciences Awareness And Research Association (ESWARA).

Prof. P. Shashirekha, M.A. M.Phil Ph.D is a professor and Head in the Dept. of sanskrit,Osmania University. Her field of specialization is Arthasastra of Kautilya and Smriti literature. She has to her credit 42 research publications and as many as 10 Books.

Porf. Shashirekha is he Chairperson Board Of Studies in Sanskrit. She is a Member of a number of academic bodies, Rashtriya Samskuta Vidyapeeth, Tirupati and Shri Lalbahadur ShastrySanskrit Sansthan, Delhi.

Shri.C.R.Krishna has a Masters Degree in engineering with 33+ years of experience in Project Management and Construction. As Regional director for Proctor &Gamble - Japan, built Mega Engineering Projects in several countries like India / Japan / China/ Hong Kong/ Europe/ Australia/ Canada. Returned to India for good in 2001. Prsently he is the Managing Director for a couple of Construction Companies and Renewable energy Power Projects. Shri. Krishna is a good painter and craftsman and lover Music.

Ms. Nancy (Janaki) Walder is a graduate in music from Los Angeles, California and also a staunch environmentalist who participated in the first EARTH DAY. Over a period of time, she was involved in numerous environmental groups besides being the founding member of a branch of Sierra Club ( America's oldest, largest, and most influential grassroots environmental organization) at C.S.University at Northridge. She has a great fascination for the Vedic Tradition of India. Since 2001 Ms Walder is involved in informal study of the Sanskrit language, and presently a student-teacher at the Vedanta Society in Hollywood, California.