Dec Jan 20

At the Annual General Meeting of Association of Publishers in India (API), NitashaDevasar, Managing Director, Taylor & Francis India was reelected as the President for a second term. Majority of the office bearers continued in their…

Kangra Valley Writer’s Retreat held its second session from 22-25 November, 2019 and brought together writers to spend three nights and four days in the mesmerizing and serene venue of Kangra Valley - Udechee Huts. With its absolutely…

Going beyond binaries and bringing together different identities and sections of society, the Rainbow Lit Fest – Queer & Inclusive witnessed a collective voice of the people. The two-day celebration, that sat at the intersection of the…

Capexil supported and promoted the Guadalajara International Book Fair 2019 (Mexico, Nov 30-Dec 8), Sharjah International Book Fair 2019 (Oct 30-Nov 9) and Frankfurt Book Fair 2019 (Germany, Oct 16-20, 2019) in a big way.

The year 2019 is being celebrated worldwide as the 550th Birth Anniversary of Guru NanakDev. On this occasion, the National Book Trust, India has published three titles – Guru Nanak Bani, Nanak Bani, and Sakhian Guru Nanak Dev – to spread…

Penguin Random House India has acquired the book-publishing assets of Duckbill Books that includes titles and its backlist of non-fiction and fiction books across a broad range of categories. The Duckbill brand will be published within…

Global Network Associate Professor of Political Science at NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) Rahul Sagar, has spent the past five years building a significant digital resource for the study of modern India. Ideas of India is an index of the…

Held at IGNCA on November 30 and December 1, 2019 Bookaroo is India’s first children’s literature festival. This year was the 12th edition in Delhi of this special festival. There were 85 speakers and authors from 8 countries across the…

India is a multilingual and diverse literary landscape. According to NBT, India, “From 1652 languages recorded in the 1961 linguistic survey, to 780 in the most current, we are rapidly losing these languages to the forces of modernisation…