Hyderabad Book Fair 2nd day draws young readers
3 days ago

Hyderabad Book Fair 2nd day draws young readers

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The second day of the Hyderabad Book Fair was teeming with new and old readers, making their way to the stalls packed with books. The book delineates the history of Telugu cinema, which has evolved over a century, reflecting societal changes like wars, independence, land reforms, migration and the rise of the middle class. The book launch was followed by an engaging session, ‘Books That Inspired’, bringing together literary enthusiasts and prominent authors to share their thoughts on transformative books. Tayamma Karuna reflected on Karl Marx’s Das Kapital, "Reading it opened my eyes to the injustice around us — who labours, who profits and how workers are often deprived of their due.

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Hyderabad Book Fair Draws Record 90,000 Visitors on Sunday
23 hours, 38 minutes ago

Hyderabad Book Fair Draws Record 90,000 Visitors on Sunday

Deccan Chronicle  

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CM Revanth Reddy exhorts writers to sharpen pen against social evils
3 days, 18 hours ago

CM Revanth Reddy exhorts writers to sharpen pen against social evils

New Indian Express  

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10 lakh people visited Book fair in Hyderabad
1 year, 11 months ago

10 lakh people visited Book fair in Hyderabad

Deccan Chronicle  

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In the age of audiobooks, Hyderabad Book Fair a crowd puller
1 year, 11 months ago

In the age of audiobooks, Hyderabad Book Fair a crowd puller

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The 35th Hyderabad Book Fair drew a large crowd on Wednesday, nearly a week after it opened, with people of all ages thronging the NTR Stadium, where the exhibition was inaugurated on December 22. The book fair attracts approximately 40,000 visitors every day, with the number exceeding a lakh on weekends, demonstrating that, even in the age of podcasts, …

Books worth Rs 1.2 crore sold during Thoothukudi fair
2 years ago

Books worth Rs 1.2 crore sold during Thoothukudi fair

New Indian Express  

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Chennai Book Fair 2022 to begin from January 6, students to get free entry
3 years ago

Chennai Book Fair 2022 to begin from January 6, students to get free entry

India Today  

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