Views & Updates

Union Cabinet has approved the new National Education Policy, NEP  and the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) would now be referred to as Ministry of Education. The announcement was made by Union Human Resource Development…
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Richard Charkin shares how this 157-year-old book's growth is spectacular & it continues to fascinate, amaze and grow.  My adventure in cricket publishing One of the less existential side-effects of the Covid 19 crisis is the disruption…
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The revival and growth of the publishing industry is related to education policy making by the Government. Should this be seen as an opportunity or threat? Sesh Seshadri, CEO & Partner, Overleaf Books LLP & Director & General…
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FICCI’s request for categorising books as essential item and opening of bookshops to Government of India (Ministry of Human Resource Development, Ministry of Home Affairs,Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade).
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On World Book Day publisher Juggernaut Books and Hindustan Times are launching One Story, One Nation - a campaign that brings together some of the country’s most well-known faces for a truly unique lockdown reading of Rabindranath Tagore’s…
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The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) will develop a new syllabus and textbooks by April 2023- Says Director Hrushikesh Senapaty with a purpose of developing 21st Century learning skills among students. NCERT…
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"On behalf of FICCI, we thank the Government of India for including shops of educational books for students in its list of exemptions during the lockdown. MHA had issued an order to this effect on 21st April 2020 (Order No.…
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I was given a number of lessons on how to make work from home easy. Work area, get organized which I am, and the one I particularly like is reschedule distractions. In the midst of all this, like many of my friends, I was forecasting (right…
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While it may sound unseemly to benefit from COVID, we (Hachette) had a rather bizarre but short lived upswing from having the three Coronavirus books that went viral (pun unintended), supposedly being prescient about the Coronavirus. First…
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