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Modern Indian authors, while experimenting with form and thought, continue to draw consciously and often subconsciously from these classical granthas and oral traditions. To explore this remarkable continuity, Smita Dwivedi spoke to five…

In the presence of Her Highness Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi, Chairperson of the Sharjah Book Authority (SBA), global icon Will Smith received a rapturous welcome as he took the stage for a sold-out conversation titled “The Power of…

Over 1.4 million visitors from 206 countries attended the 12-day Sharjah International Book Fair, with 2,350 publishers from 118 countries.

In a world where scrolling often wins over storytelling, Ink An Epic is on a mission to bring readers, especially younger ones, back to the magic of books. Ink An Epic transforms manuscripts into immersive, richly illustrated graphic…

In an industry long shaped by intermediaries, delayed payments, and opaque reader data, STCK is positioning itself as a transformative force for Indian publishing. Helmed by Co-Founders Ritesh Mehta and Samir Patil, the platform is…

The publishing landscape in India is undergoing a profound technological shift, reshaping how content is created, delivered, and consumed. Rajesh Pasari, Managing Director of Macmillan Education India, in conversation with Varsha Verma of…

In an exclusive conversation with Smita Dwivedi, Professor Ramesh Chandra Gaur, Programme Coordinator, Dean of Administration, and Head of the Kalanidhi Division at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, shares insights into the…

Yogesh Dashrath, Country Manager – India at Storytel, shares how audiobooks complement print, open new opportunities for publishers and authors, and are steadily finding their place in India’s storytelling ecosystem.

India’s rich storytelling tradition is now embracing the digital frontier, where vernacular writers and readers connect, create, and share content like never before. By blending regional language narratives with modern technology, platforms…

By balancing accessibility with artistry, publishers like Tara Books and Wonder House are ensuring that Indian storytelling not only preserves its rich legacy but also adapts dynamically to the tastes and technologies of today’s readers.