T he Inauguration Ceremony of the International Kolkata Book Fair took place on January 28 in the presence of Hon'ble Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Dr Phillip Ackermann (Ambassador of Germany in ...

The 48th International Kolkata Book Fair will kick off on January 28 and continue until February 9, 2025, organisers Publishers and Booksellers Guild said here on Friday. The fair will feature Germany ...

Describing the International Kolkata Book Fair requires many superlatives: It is one of the largest book fairs in Asia and the most well-visited in the world, with a record 2.9 million literature ...

Despite the surge in digital reading platforms, books still rule the heart, she said referring to the good business witnessed in the 2024 edition of the fair. "The International Kolkata Book Fair is ...

The International Kolkata Book Fair was postponed by a month due to a surge in COVID-19 cases and municipal election, and now it will start from February 28, the organisers said on Monday.

The International Kolkata Book Fair 2025 concluded on Sunday, February 9, after a 12-day run, drawing a footfall of 27 lakh visitors, according to the Publishers and Booksellers Guild. Guild ...

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 ...

Kolkata: The 48th International Kolkata Book Fair (IKBF), which will draw to an end on Sunday, almost caught up with last year's footfall as 23 lakh people visited the fair till Saturday and last ...

The International Kolkata Book Fair, held annually in Kolkata, India, is Asia's largest non-trade book fair and the most attended book fair globally. It typically takes place in late January to ...

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 ...

But Assam itself has no creditable publishing industry. The book fair had 15 publishers from Kolkata, 16 from New Delhi, and one from Gurugram—which means that the publishing industry has its ...