Title: Nili Tal
Content:  Nili Tal (נילי טל, born Nili Herman in Tel Aviv, Israel) is an Israeli journalist and documentary film director and producer. She is the great-grandchild of Sigmund Weinberg, one of the pioneers of Turkish cinema.
Title: S. G. Neginhal
Content:  minister Rajiv Gandhi sought plant species from Neginhal to plant at the memorial of his mother and former prime minister Indira Gandhi at Shakti sthal. He remained close to conservation through the later part of his life and had spoken out against felling of trees toward development of the urban space in Bangalore. Neginhal was also a wildlife photographer and received the TNA Perumal Memorial national photography award in 2017 for his photography. He was also a member of the Youth Photographic Society in Karnataka. He also took a special interest in birds and accompanied Salim Ali in Bandipur and the Biligirirangan Hills in 1974.
Title: Heinz Nigg
Content:  expense of scientific purity which he considers to be a fiction."Since 1980 Nigg has been active as a visual anthropologist and community artist. His fields of interest are social movements, participation in urban development, and the documentation of migration and mobility. In 2017 he curated Rebel Video for the Swiss National Museum, an exhibition about the alternative video movements of the 1970s and 1980s in Switzerland and the UK. He mostly works with portraits, based on the methods of Oral History, and he also maintains his involvement in art and photography projects. Heinz Nigg is father of a son (* 1981) and lives in Zurich, Switzerland.
Title: St. Jude India
Content:  Nihal Kaviratne is currently the Director of DBS Group & Bank, StarHub, SATS, Wildlife Reserves Singapore, GSK Pharma India, and Chairman of TVS Indonesia and Akzo Nobel India Limited. To add to this, he is a member of the Governing Board of Bombay Mothers & Children Welfare Society. A founding member of the Board of Governors of President University in Indonesia and one of "25 leaders at the forefront of change" chosen by Business Week in 2002 for the Stars of Asia Awards, he has been associated with Unilever for forty years. Nihal has vast experience in the fields of CSR and good corporate governance. Nihal was cited in the Queen's 2004 New Year 
Title: Ujwal Nirgudkar
Content:  Ujwal Nirgudkar is a Technical Advisor for India’s National Film Heritage Mission and a chemical engineer by training. He member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, joining the Class of 2017. He is the first Indian to join the Academy as a member-at-large, having worked in the film industry for 36 years. He started his career at the Filmcenter Laboratory in Tardeo, Mumbai as a Technical Manager in May 1981. When the Filmcenter management closed operations in 2000, he joined Filmlab in Goregaon-East, Mumbai. He was initially appointed as General Technical Manager and took part in setting up a state-of-the-art film processing laboratory. He rose to the position of Technical Director on the Filmlab board of directors in July 2007. From 2007 to 2014, he was also a global consultant to the Fortune-500 MNC Akzo Nobel in the Netherlands where he promoted green technology for film processing around the world. Ujwal left Filmlab in May 2016 to join KPMG as a consultant. He currently works as the technical advisor for the National Film Heritage Mission, a media conservation project launched by the National Film Archive of India.
Title: Andy Nägelein
Content:  Andreas Hannes Ling Fung Nägelein (born 5 October 1981), commonly known as Andy Nägelein, is a former Hong Kong professional footballer of partial German descent. Nägelein began his career in Germany and he left to Cyprus and China in short term. His usual position is as a defensive midfielder primarily, but he can also be utilized as a centre back or a full back.
Title: Heinz Nigg
Content:  Heinz Nigg (born 23 August 1949) is a Swiss anthropologist, community artist, and promoter of participatory video. In 1980 he documented the outbreak of the youth riots in Zurich.
Title: Andy Nägelein
Content:  Nägelein was born on 5 October 1981 in Hong Kong, his father, a German working in Hong Kong, and his mother, a Hongkongese. He has a sister, who was also born in Hong Kong. When he was a year old, his family went back to Nuremberg, Germany. At the age of five, Nägelein started playing football for a local club and he scored 170 goals in the league, so Nägelein switched to 1. FC Nürnberg and stayed for nine years. He played as a striker as a young player, but he currently plays as a midfielder. This is because his coach told him that "offense can win a game, but defense wins championship". After the Nuremberg era, he switched to different German clubs and he started his professional career in age 19.
Title: Heinz Nigg
Content:  Nigg, citizen from Maienfeld and Zurich, grew up with two siblings in Zurich, Switzerland. His parents come from a working-class family and a farmer's family in Maienfeld, Canton of Grisons. His mother was a housewife and dressmaker, whilst his father worked for a non-profit housing association. In 1967/68 Nigg spent one year as an exchange student in the US, where he was inspired by the artistic expression and politics of the Counterculture of the 60s – the Hippies and Yippies. From 1969 to 1976 he studied history, political science, and social anthropology at Zurich University. At this time he was also an activist in the youth movement 
Title: Niall Shanks
Content:  Niall Shanks (18 January 1959 – 13 July 2011) was an English philosopher and critic of intelligent design.

Question: What is Nigel Sheinwald's occupation?
Answer: diplomat.