The year 2023 started with many interesting books ready to be released in the first three months itself. Check out which book will be on the stand in January, February and Mrach.
A book by Dr. Kislay Panday named 'The Sovereign', which talks about the country's post-independence era, has gained a lot of popularity. Read to know more about it.
The minister said the main objective of the government is to provide good education to students and also to make them aware of the history of Gurus, the Sikh world and Punjab.
Charlotte Bronte's tiny manuscript will reportedly now be donated to the Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth, Yorkshire. The manuscript was lost for years and was only recently rediscovered inside a 19th-century schoolbook.
World Book and Copyright Day 2022: April 23 is believed to be a symbolic date in world literature since many prominent authors such as William Shakespeare, Miguel de Cervantes and Inca Garcilaso de la Vega died on this date.
In these times of confusion, and despair a lot of misleading content related to the Ukraine-Russia conflict is floating on the internet. To avoid it and get a better understanding of events there are some books that have been written by Russian-Ukrainian scholars, journalists and researchers which explain the deep-seated conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Valentine’s is the perfect excuse for the book lovers among us to read romance books and fall in love with them. The genre is more about the journey than the destination. It can be about learning to live life authentically, accepting past hurts and mistakes, or growing into better versions of ourselves.
We bring you the top 5 books to kickstart your journey towards a better and wholesome lifestyle.
The 30th edition of the New Delhi World Book Fair (NDWBF) will be held next year in physical form from January 8-16 at the newly constructed halls.
The textbook of students of Class 1 to 12 in the state board are being printed by the Text Book corporation in both English and Tamil. Addressing the Assembly, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin had said that his DMK would use the term "Union Government" as it had used it in the past also
In a tete-e-tete with India TV, author Amrita Sharma, who writes regularly on relationships, spoke about her book – “Taken For a Metro Ride”, which touches upon several issues, including mental health. According to her "the journey is as interesting as the destination" and all one needs is mindfulness and interest in everything around us. How does one achieve that while juggling activities in day-to-day living?
She works as the librarian at Prathiba Public Library in Mothakkara which boasts of around 11,000 books but after the flow of people to the library decreased owing to their commitments in farm, domestic work and other livelihoods, Radhamani decided that she would take the books to them.
As India now reels under an alarming second wave, many parts of the country have tightened stay-at-home protocols -- making consumers opt for activities that reduce their need to step out -- a key pastime being 'reading'.
As the year heralds the season of warmth, one may be tempted to spend sunny afternoons inside, in the company of good storytelling. Here is a list of reads you can curl up with this summer.
International Women's Day is observed on March 8 every year to salute the struggles and strength of women. It is a reminder to celebrate the women in your life. Your mother, sister, daughter, wife, girlfriend, women friends and that every woman who touches your life and makes a difference with her presence. On this, try and bring a smile to their face with these small gestures. Here is a list of things you can gift to the women in your life and make them feel loved.
Two walls have been set up in Madhya Pradesh's Indore for people to donate books and clothes.
The Pune couple, the first coronavirus patients in Maharashtra, recalled the time they spent in a hospital's isolation ward.
Sunil Gupta, who retired as law officer of Tihar Jail in 2016, has penned down unheard stories of the prison in his book "Black Warrant". Read all about it inside.
The books will be in four dialects -- Braj, Bhojpuri, Bundelkhandi and Awadhi. The new textbooks in local dialects are being given the name 'Sahaj' and only the Hindi sections in the books have been translated.
A man in Nashik in Maharashtra has been booked for allegedly trying to kill his son and daughter with pesticide after they demanded Rs 1,000 to buy books, police said on Monday.
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