Ramakrishna Vivekananda Vedanta literature worth Rs 70 lakh sold at IKBF
Ramakrishna Vivekananda Vedanta literature worth Rs 70 lakh have been sold at the recently-concluded Kolkata International Book Fair.
Ramakrishna Vivekananda Vedanta literature worth Rs 70 lakh have been sold at the recently-concluded Kolkata International Book Fair.
A unique book on the nostalgia embracing Kolkata titled Lattuparar Letti Kotha was launched at the ongoing 48th International Kolkata Book Fair (IKBF).
The stall by the West Bengal Commission for Women at the 48th International Kolkata Book Fair was inaugurated today, where the officials highlighted their upcoming activities and initiatives during the book fair days.
Sahitya (literature) has kept the traditions alive, which was more evident during the Covid time.
Get ready to dive into a literary extravaganza as the highly anticipated 47th edition of the International Kolkata Book Fair (IKBF) unfolds its pages from January 18 to 31, at the Central Park in Salt Lake, Kolkata.
Invincible City, published by Penprints, author Rajib De is a celebrated photo journalist. His exhibition has fetched crowds both in India and abroad. Mr Dey was once a photojournalist of The Statesman
Guild officials expect more visitors this year. They said in 2022, books worth Rs 24 crore were sold and they expect the amount to go up this year.
the organiser of the International Kolkata Book Fair, which got underway today, the board had decided to start an awareness programme of leaving out plastic bags and use of jute bags instead to make the fair more environment friendly
Mr Chatterjee said because of the prior engagement of Miss Banerjee the time of inauguration had been brought forward from 4.30pm to 2pm.
It was highlighted that about 2.2 million book lovers visited the 2022 IKBF and books worth Rs 23 crores were sold, breaking all its past records.