A decade back, a prominent art gallery in Delhi presented an unusual show. It focussed on one of India’s most famous political artists, Chittaprosad Bhattachary ...

The International Kolkata Book Fair 2025 attracted a record 27 lakh visitors over 12 days, generating sales of Rs 25 crore. Despite fewer days compared to 2024, the event marked an all-time high in ...

At the 48th International Kolkata Book Fair, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee launched three new books. The standout was 'Lipiboddo Kichu Kaaj', detailing anecdotes from her political career ...

Twenty-seven lakh people visited the International Kolkata Book Fair 2025, an official of Publishers and Booksellers Guild said on Monday. The 12-day book fair was held from January 28 to February 9.

Kolkata: The 48th International Kolkata Book Fair (IKBF) scripted many highs, both in terms of book sales and footfalls, after it concluded on Sunday. The IKBF, which has been a 12-day affair this ...

Kolkata: In an encouraging shift, youngsters — who are often found hooked to smartphones — were surprisingly drawn to the International Kolkata Book Fair this year, showing interest in ...

Kolkatans surely splurged at the International Kolkata Book Fair this year. Want to know what the city loved reading? Get all the deets here ...

West Bengal is set for its biggest festival after Durga Puja — the International Kolkata Book Fair, which draws over 25 lakh people — that is just a little over two months away. The event will ...

Amidst the chaos, Instagram creator Roshni Bhattacharya aka @noodledoodlebyrb shares a hilariously accurate post, summarising the different types of people we spot at the International Kolkata Book ...

Three new books penned by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee - including one tracing her long political innings since ...

Germany is the focus country at 48th International Kolkata Book Fair 2025, celebrating the deep literary and cultural ties between the two countries, Germany and India. The platform will showcase ...

The International Kolkata Book Fair, one of Asia’s largest literary events, concluded on February 9. The 12-day book fair welcomed more than 27 lakh people, a record in the fair’s history! In these 12 ...