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Asiem Sanyal is a 2015 Inlaks Ravi Sankaran Scholar. He completed his MSc in Ecology, Evolution & Conservation from Imperial College, London. He is Project Manager, São Tomé and Príncipe, with Fauna and Flora International (FFI) and Fundação Príncipe (FP) in Príncipe.
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The Inlaks Fine Art Awardees for 2025 completed a Residency with CAMP Studio this September. It culminated in an open day with ‘NIGHT CRASH COLD BLOOD’ - a showcase of their new projects.
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Seyed Faiz Hayat, a 2004 Scholar, is a seasoned international development and humanitarian professional with over two decades of experience leading impactful programs across the world.
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Chandrima Ganguly is a 2013 Inlaks Scholar who completed her Masters of Advanced Study in Applied Mathematics from Cambridge University. She now works in the field of AI Ethics and Responsible AI.
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Anmol Vellani was amongst the Foundation’s first Scholars in 1977, and studied philosophy at the University of Cambridge.
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Ankur Yadav, a 2020 Fine Art Awardee, is an artist and poet based in Rajasthan. He recently completed a 11-month residency at Fondation Fiminco, Romainville, Paris, where he was awarded a Lifetime Grant.
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Ittisha Sarah is a 2023 Inlaks Fellow for Social Engagement. She is the founder of the Northeast Waste Collective, which is a pioneering initiative aimed at addressing the pressing challenges of waste management in Northeast India.
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The 2025 edition of Khoj Peers incubated a group of five artists - Abhay Pratap Singh, Maithili Bavkar, Pratik Naik, Ritwika Ganguly, Stuti Bansal, and the critic, Thangkhankhup Hanghal.
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