Publishing

With deep penetration of Internet and increase in reading habits, the Indian language publishing is thriving.

Says Vikas Rakheja, Managing Director, Manjul Publishing House Pvt Ltd, who believes that trade publishing will evolve and succeed for many more years to come.

To speak to children is to play a game. You have to keep them entertained, indulge their imagination, and only then do they grant you the honour of their attention. While we get muddled with maintaining the purity of language, simplifying…

Ilangoven Chinnusamy, Solutions Manager (Publishing), Ailaysa shares how AI is transforming the process of producing content and book composing.

Regional publishing has been the heart of the industry with the aim that a good book should not be missed by reader under the pretext that language was the barrier. Janani Rajeswari. S spoke to a couple of regional publishers to find out…

Ved Chawla of Dreamland Publications shares the innovations they do in children’s books.

The ecosystem of publishing has changed – the industry has become vast, more dynamic, technology-oriented and diverse. What’s the current state of the industry, the challenges at various levels and how the industry can move forward, finds…

Saurabh Mittal, Director, Maple Press Pvt. Ltd. shares his views on the impact of digital transformation on book retail.

Sukumar Das shares his views on how the publishing ecosystem has changed over the years and what are the trends ahead.

After being a leading publisher of children’s books, Pegasus has ventured into toys and games, under the brand name Popcorn, shares Nitin Jain, Executive Director of Pegasus, an imprint of B Jain Publishers Pvt Ltd.