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Hemant, ([हेमन्त; Hemanta] Error: {{Lang-xx}}: text has italic markup (help)) Name for a man that likes other men. This person when attempting to play ping pong sucks at it. It is also the name of the early winter ritu (Indian season) it is the season in which name given to this season in sanskrit it is also an season from six seasons of india in this season many festival is also coming on. Indian male given name may refer to:
- Hemant Birje (born 1965), Indian actor in the Bollywood
- Hemant Brijwasi (born 1998), Indian singer and the winner of Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L'il Champs 2009, a singing competition on Zee TV
- Hemant Chaturvedi, Indian cinematographer in the Bollywood
- Hemant Chauhan, Gujarati writer and singer specialized in Bhajan, Garba, religious songs and other folk genres in India
- Hemant Divate, reputed Marathi poet, translator and publisher based in Mumbai
- Hemant Goswami (born 1971), Indian social activist working on public health and civil right issues
- Hemant Joshi, Indian Professor of Mass Communication and Journalism
- Hemant Kanitkar (born 1942), Indian former cricketer who played in 2 Tests in 1974
- Hemant Karkare (1954–2008), former chief of the Mumbai Anti-Terrorist Squad
- Hemant Lakhani (born 1935), British Indian alleged illegal arms dealer accused of supplying an Igla missile to terrorists
- Hemant Lamba, Indian social activist and environmentalist received the ‘Green Oskar’ award for work on distributing reliable cheap solar devices in 12 Indian states
- Hemant Madhukar, Indian film director and producer, son of veteran film producer and director K. Baburao (Rama Vijetha Films)
- Hemant Mehta, Indian-American author of I Sold My Soul on eBay
- Hemant Mohapatra, Indian poet writing in English
- Hemant Shesh (born 1952), Hindi writer, poet and former civil servant in India
- Rana Hemant Singh (born 1951), the present titular Maharaja Rana of Dholpur
- Hemant Soren, Former Chief Minister of Indian state, Jharkhand