Publishing

Amar Chitra Katha, the iconic comics publisher is expanding its legacy by chronicling the stories of institutions that have played a defining role in the nation’s development. Its latest collaboration with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited…

New Delhi-based Dreamland Publications approaches children’s publishing with a clear purpose: to create books that support learning while remaining enjoyable, engaging, and accessible for young readers.

Exploring a long-overdue frontier, Tamil publishers are now turning their gaze eastward—towards the vibrant and culturally rooted Tamil diaspora of Southeast Asia. With the first Tamil Book Fair held in Singapore and growing interest from…

This event marked another milestone in PublisHer’s journey to create a truly global network for women in publishing. Building on its established presence at international fairs and festivals, PublisHer continues to expand its reach,…

From debates on economics, copyright, and technology to conversations on women’s voices, lived experiences, and knowledge systems, the conference underscored the need for sustainable structures that support translation.

Behind every effective English Language Teaching (ELT) coursebook lies a meticulous editorial process that blends pedagogy, language expertise, and learner-centric design. Here, Sanjhee Gianchandani shares more.

Children’s publishing in India is undergoing a powerful transformation, fuelled by the realisation that stories are more than just tools for entertainment. With India’s cultural and linguistic diversity, publishers are embracing the…

R R Aiyar shares the key capabilities for marketing executives in academic publishing to effectively promote products, build relationships, and drive business growth.

In an era where a single mislabelled chart in a textbook can spark social media storms and trigger official notices, the K–12 publishing industry finds itself at a critical inflection point. Sesh Seshadri, Co-Founder & CEO, Overleaf…

Already a hit on the screen with a sequel in the works, Lakadbaggha—India’s first animal-lover vigilante film—has now taken its next evolutionary leap: into the world of comics. Published by Om Books International and created by Anshuman…