Children Trade Publishing

Pragya Mittal, Business Development Director, Maple Press Private Limited, one of India’s leading children book publishers, shares her views on the impact of technology in children’s publishing.

Akshay Rana, Editor at Katha shares how Katha brings children living in poverty into reading and quality education

Licensing allows Indian publishers to showcase their books and buy books from lesser-known countries, many even non- English speaking.

Amar Chitra Katha was founded in 1967 by Anant Pai and is a household name in India. Here, Preeti Vyas, Chief Executive Officer and President at Amar Chitra Katha, shares more about this wonderful publishing house in conversation with…

Meghaa Aggarwal, Manager: Rights and Business Development at Tulika Publishers, shares insights on the diversity of Tulika’s books.

The National Book Trust, India (under the Ministry of Education, Govt. of India) initiated a unique step towards books and reading by organizing a session on promoting India’s ‘young voices.’ The session brought together eminent children’s…

Maintaining the balance between affordability and quality is a tough job, but Wonder House Books is doing just that! In a short span of time, this children’s publishing house has made its indelible mark in the industry.

Tulika Books has been making a place for itself in the hearts of young readers all over. Radhika Menon, publishing director, Tulika Books tells Janani Rajeswari. S, about the journey to success of the publishing house. Excerpts.

Shantanu Duttagupta, Head of Publishing, Scholastic India shares his views on the ongoing trends in children’s publishing, what kind of books interest them, importance of translations and more.

said Roopa Pai, author of The Vedas and Upanishads for Children in conversation with Janani Rajeswari S.