The student of Kamrunnesa Government Girls' High School in Dhanmondi was unaware that the fair only allows the sale of books by Bangladeshi authors, except when translated by local writers.

For one weekend this month, a corner of New Delhi transformed into its own garden of earthly delights at the 16th edition of the annual India Art Fair (IAF), where art in all manner of shape ...

Within six hours of day one at the India Art Fair, curator Alaiia Gujral has sold 10 pieces of the collectible design showcase ‘Shifting Horizons’. In the dimly-lit, sparsely-decorated booth ...

SI-Global announced its Global University Fair 2025, which is slated to be held in 10 Indian cities from February 14, 2025, to March 1, 2025. The education fair will commence in Coimbatore and ...

Many of the artworks at the India Art Fair, Delhi, 2025, reflected a growing global phenomenon and interest for hybrid works Its only after the opening day brouhaha at an Indian Art Fair ...

US President Donald Trump questioned the $21 million US allocation for voter turnout in India, during the FII PRIORITY Summit. He highlighted India's strong economy and high tariffs on US goods.

DEHRADUN: In a surprising turn of events, the highly anticipated book fair in Srinagar 'Pauri Garhwal' scheduled for February ...

The Press Club of India (PCI) will be organizing its first ever literary festival and a book fair at its premises from ...

A three-day 'Capital Book Fair' began at Art and Craft Village in Islamabad from today (Saturday) to encourage book reading habit among young generation. The book fair, being arranged in collaboration ...

By Emily Eakin Paul Fussell’s 50-year-old survey of trench warfare deserves a new generation of readers, our book critic writes. A new book by the journalist Katherine Stewart finds a far-right ...

The campus of New Delhi Public School transformed into a lively carnival, as it hosted a fun fair. The fair featured ... the largest selling English daily in North India, publishes news and ...

Print and digital run parallel in sales, so the idea that people aren’t picking up paperbacks and hardcovers is quite a myth,” said Kirt Raj Phagna, deputy manager – journals (North India), SAGE ...