Srushtika Neelakantam Srushtika

Below is a list of Indian women who have contributed it to the data space in India and globally - be it Data Strategy, Data Engineering, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Public Policy, or any other related field. Please feel free to add in the missing names. I have arranged the names alphabetically for easy searchability. Please do add the name, twitter handle (if available), linkedin profile (if available), link(s) to their public blogs/videos (if available) and the area of specialization. Also, don't forget to add in your name below to the link of contributors. This isn't an individual's effort - this will work only if more and more people contribute. Thanks!

*Note: I have started with just the Indian women here because I wanted to bring attention to some of the inspirational women at the national level. However, if you want to replicate it for any other country or even at a global level, please feel free to either add in into the same list (adding an additional column of course) or cr

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