Smt Annapurna Devi, Minister of State for Education, stated, "The New Delhi World Book Fair 2023 would reconnect people with India's Independence Path."
When releasing two books from National Book Trust, India's India 75 series at the Theme Pavilion at the New Delhi World Book Fair, Hon'ble Minister of State for Education, Smt. Annapurna Devi said, "It is encouraging to see that NBT-India has chosen Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav as the theme for the fair as it will re-acquaint the countrymen with the stories of our forgotten heroes who sacrificed their all for the freedom of the nation.
With its continuous activities and programs, the Children's Pavilion maintained its popularity with children and parents. Children joined in a chorus song during an interactive storytelling session with Shivani Kanodia. The theme of the tale "Ban Ban Gende Ki Kahani," which was set in Kaziranga, Assam, was the preservation of wildlife. Students from Vidya Jain Public School, Air Force School, and Delhi World Public School participated in the storytelling event that was organized in partnership with the IOCL. Vani, a class 5 girl from Air Force School in Delhi and a first-time attendee of the fair, expressed her amazement at how thrilling the NDWBF was.
Manish Shukla's first collection of poems 'Nilambit Maun Ke Swar', Rashmi Kaushal's 'Main Prem Hoon', Sangeeta's book 'Bhartiya Adhyatm even Dhyaan: Vartmaan Sandarch Mein’ were some of the titles released at the Lekhak Manch today. In the Author’s Connect session at the Authors’ Corner, the Publications Division (Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, GOI) organized a panel discussion on "Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsava" with Dr. Varsha Das, Author, Shri Rajendra Bhatt, Author, Anupama Bhatnagar, DG, Publications Division, L. Madhunag, ADG, Publications Division, and Shubha Gupta, ADG, Publications Division. It was followed by a Book Launch of Vyas Mani Tripathi’s “Bharatiya Swadheenta Sangram and Andaman".
On February 25 through March 5, 2023, the National Book Trust of India and ITPO will jointly host the New Delhi Book Fair at the venerable Pragati Maidan. Children in school uniforms, older citizens, and people with disabilities are all admitted free Tickets are available at select Metro Stations and online at https://insider.in/online
