Mosiur Rehman

Mosiur Rehman is an acclaimed author, editor, and the founder of THE HYDERABAD REVIEW, a celebrated platform dedicated to literature, culture, and intellectual discourse. With a passion for storytelling and a sharp editorial acumen, he has played a pivotal role in shaping contemporary literary conversations, both as a writer and a curator of voices.

As an author, Mosiur’s work Aphrodite, Caught between Love and Lust, reflects on urban narratives, identity, and societal transformations, blending depth with evocative prose. His editorial leadership at THE HYDERABAD REVIEW has established it as a vital space for thought-provoking writing, fostering emerging talent and amplifying diverse perspectives.

Known for his discerning eye and commitment to literary excellence, Mosiur brings both expertise and enthusiasm to his role as a judge for Literary Competition, New Indian Statement. He is honored to engage with fresh creativity and celebrate the power of words.

Sumanta

Sumanta is a physics graduate whose career has spanned over two decades in the corporate world. Alongside his professional journey, he has nurtured a deep engagement with literature and poetry. He is the author of The Little Book of Longing and Despair and is currently working on translations of internationally acclaimed poets, bringing their voices to new readers.

His intellectual interests extend to the history of communism and political thought, reflecting a lifelong curiosity about ideas that have shaped societies. Beyond books, he enjoys capturing the quiet poetry of everyday life through photography, finding beauty in ordinary moments.