World Book Day 2025 isn't just a celebration of storytelling ... values in an increasingly volatile business world? The Tata Group: From Torchbearers to Trailblazers offers an inside look into ...

especially in a year when book bans are more dire than ever. “It's a fun day of solidarity that makes an enormous financial impact on bookstores, helping them survive and continue their great ...

A complete shuttering of the Department and OCR would also affect the ongoing battle against book bans ... books like Two Boys Kissing and the Every Day series, has seen many of his own titles ...

My dip into the newspaper archive was prompted by Kavitha Rao’s recent book ... s words—the old world lay dying and a new one was struggling to be born. Their faith in ideas, ideals and ...

Science fiction films always attract the attention of viewers, but they also often cause disappointment. In some cases, ...

How are writers currently navigating the troubled British drama industry, and what were the unique storytelling methods used ...

tracing it along the winding path into products we use every day. The authors then proceed to tell the larger story of how the vaunted American “pipeline” for carrying this process has been pulled ...

The National Library of India (NLI) marked World Book Day with diverse events promoting reading and books' societal impact. Highlights included an exhibition of 100 iconic books, each representing ...

On the occasion of World Book Day on Wednesday (April 23, 2025), Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin said books are the keys to the new world. In a post on the social media platform X ...

Children’s Book Week will be revealing a host of programming treats for registered libraries, bookstores, and families, including an adult book creator-driven initiative; original poems, riddles and ...

Papia Sengupta, celebrated for her role as Kanchan in Jamai No. 1, shares her profound connection with books on World Book Day, emphasizing their role in shaping her perspective and understanding ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist ...