Ram Ajor was personal assistant to Charan Singh from 1980 until his passing in 1987, and his assistance to the CSA in matters large and small has been invaluable. A sincere, softly spoken man, he continues to help CSA collect and bring together material.

Anando Banerjee' (https://wizardconcepts.com/) design sensibilities and technical competence are both outstanding, and this archive is really his product. What is even more attractive is his no-nonsense, mature, and balanced approach to project delivery.

Paul R. Brass (https://www.paulbrass.com/) is a hero of this archive; his three-volume biography of Charan Singh motivated us to think about this ambitious project. If an American academic wanted to keep his word to Charan Singh almost 30 years after the latter's death, why not those of us who exist because of the man not repay our debts, if we indeed owe our ancestors anything, to his memory? Paul also opened out for the Archives his treasure trove of books, newspaper cuttings, audio interviews, memories, and recollections of Charan Singh.

Bhola Shanker Sharma is the managing trustee of the Kisan Trust, set up in 1977 by Charan Singh, and has actively contributed by providing us with translations, numerous photographs, and a host of archival documents, including original edition books.

Ajay Singh, former Member of Parliament and Union Minister in 1989, encouraged CSA from its very initial days. His personal memories of Charan Singh, with whom he was closely connected as an aide from 1980 to 1987, are both emotional and objective. His guidance is invaluable in connecting us with people who knew Charan Singh, many of whom have contributed to these archives.

Vijendra Singh teaches Political Science at Gujarat University, Ahmedabad. Vijendra worked at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, Delhi for many months to help tabulate and index the ‘Charan Singh Papers’ as a step towards digitization and has provided other invaluable assistance in research of all kinds. 

Harish is the son of late policeman Kartar Singh, the long-standing (from 1960 to 1987) personal security officer to Charan Singh, who was his trusted aide and was by his side for 27 years in all places and situations and was his man Friday. Harish has very kindly donated over 70 original photographs, many letters, and archival journals and magazines that refer to CS.

Yashveer Singh (born 1971) has been Secretary of the CSA since its inception in 2014 and manages all operations. In addition, he holds the responsibility of the distribution across India of all books published by the Charan Singh Archives.