G. N. Devy, a renowned Indian literary scholar and publisher, is known for his efforts in promoting regional literature through his publishing house, Navayana.

P. Lal, an eminent Indian poet, editor, and publisher, established the publishing house "Writers Workshop" in Kolkata, which played a crucial role in promoting Indian writing in English.

K. R. Srinivasa Iyengar, a prominent Indian literary critic and scholar, was actively involved in the publication of the literary journal "Indian Literature", serving as its editor for many years.

Suniti Kumar Chatterjee, a renowned Indian linguist and literary scholar, played a key role in establishing the publishing house "Sahitya Akademi", which has been instrumental in promoting Indian literature in various languages.

Nissim Ezekiel, a notable Indian poet and editor, was associated with the publication of the literary journal "Quest", which played a significant role in shaping the literary landscape of India.

Mulk Raj Anand, a prominent Indian novelist and art critic, founded the publishing house "Orient Longman", which published a wide range of literary works, including his own novels.

A. K. Ramanujan, a renowned Indian poet and scholar, was actively involved in the publication of the literary journal "The Little Magazine", which showcased the works of emerging writers.

Geeta Dharmarajan, a notable Indian publisher and editor, founded the publishing house "Katha", which specializes in publishing children's literature and promoting reading among young readers.

P. Lal, in addition to founding "Writers Workshop", was also associated with the publication of the literary journal "Chandrabhaga", which focused on Indian writing in English.

Rajan Raheja, a prominent Indian publisher and businessman, founded the publishing house "Rupa & Co.", which has published a diverse range of literary works, including fiction, non-fiction, and academic books.

Nissim Ezekiel, besides his association with "Quest", was also actively involved in the publication of the literary journal "Poetry India", which showcased the works of contemporary Indian poets.

Nandan Nilekani, a renowned Indian businessman and philanthropist, founded the publishing house "HarperCollins India", which publishes a wide range of literary works, including fiction, non-fiction, and children's books.

A. K. Ramanujan, in addition to his involvement with "The Little Magazine", was also associated with the publication of the literary journal "The Journal of Indian Writing in English", which focused on critical analysis of Indian literature in English.

David Davidar, a notable Indian publisher and editor, founded the publishing house "Penguin India", which has published a vast collection of literary works, including Indian writing in English and translations from Indian languages.

K. R. Srinivasa Iyengar, besides his association with "Indian Literature", was also actively involved in the publication of the literary journal "Indian Literature Today", which showcased contemporary Indian writing.