Book fair in indore

UJJAIN: Three-day began at Sharma Parisar in Ujjain on Monday. Over 50 publishers from all over the country are participating in the event organized by district education department under the aegis of RajyaKshiksha Kendra. Former vice chancellor of and retired IAS officer MohanGupt inaugurated the fair. About 1,220 primary and middle government schools in the district would procure books as libraries are being started there. A fund of rupees 10,000 each has been provided by the government. The fair would be open for common people from 4 to 7 in the evening and discount of 15% would be given on selected books.

Indore Book Fair is scheduled from September 20 to 26, 2017, at the very centrally located Shree Madhdya Bharat Hindi Sahitya Samiti, Indore !! The fair would have a great collection of books and the main attraction is the great discount of up to 10% on selected books !! Check out more on IndoreRocks.com for Indore's best restaurants, food festivals, offers, deals, hotels, events, cinemas, movies, attractions, places to visit, and much more !!

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A Free Book Fair under ‘Book forever’ Initiative by Nature First began on Monday at Ocean Corporate. Students and parents participated enthusiastically in the event. Project CEO Vibhuti Biyani said that promoting reuse of books and cooperation in saving trees was the main objective of the initiative. He said, “The free book fair will now be organised every Sunday from 11am and 3pm. The fair is an initiative by Biyani Foundation and Bholenath Mitra Mandal. People will be provided with a chance to exchange and take free books. Information of available books will be regularly updated on the Facebook page daily.” Vijay Biyani, Shivprakash Dubey, Deepak Sharma, Dilip Daryani and Pandit Dayanand Sharma have contributed prominently to arrange this fair.

Displacing mystery genre from top spot, mythology is what has become the favourite of book lovers of Indore. According to the organizers, in the first two days of the fair, around 10 per cent of the books sold in the fair were of mythological genre, followed by mystery novels. The non-fiction category came third, which mainly included biographies and autobiographies. “Out of around 5000 books that have been sold in the first two days, around 600 are books based on mythology. Scion of Ikshvaku the trilogy based on Lord Ram, Kavita Kane’s books Sita’s sister and Karna’s wife are being picked up the most,” organizer of the fair Rajkumar Shukla said. According to librarians of the city, the trend is also visible among school students who are picking up these books. “In my school, students of Classes 10, 11 and 12 have been borrowing these books increasingly. I have also read some of them looking at their demand,” Manju Gupta, librarian at a city-based school said. The reason for this shifting trend was explored by some of the authors and readers who felt that these modern books looked at the life of Gods in a scientific way.

Indore Book Fair is scheduled from May 2 to 11, 2014, at the very centrally located Ahilya Kendriya Pustakalay Parisar, Indore ( Ahilya Central Library) !! The fair would have a great collection of books and the main attraction is the great discount of up to 50% on books !! Check out more on IndoreRocks.com for Indore's best restaurants, food festivals, offers, deals, hotels, events, cinemas, movies, attractions, places to visit, and much more !!

Displacing mystery genre from top spot, mythology is what has become the favourite of book lovers of Indore. According to the organizers, in the first two days of the fair, around 10 per cent of the books sold in the fair were of mythological genre, followed by mystery novels. The non-fiction category came third, which mainly included biographies and autobiographies. “Out of around 5000 books that have been sold in the first two days, around 600 are books based on mythology. Scion of Ikshvaku the trilogy based on Lord Ram, Kavita Kane’s books Sita’s sister and Karna’s wife are being picked up the most,” organizer of the fair Rajkumar Shukla said. According to librarians of the city, the trend is also visible among school students who are picking up these books. “In my school, students of Classes 10, 11 and 12 have been borrowing these books increasingly. I have also read some of them looking at their demand,” Manju Gupta, librarian at a city-based school said. The reason for this shifting trend was explored by some of the authors and readers who felt that these modern books looked at the life of Gods in a scientific way.

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A Free Book Fair under ‘Book forever’ Initiative by Nature First began on Monday at Ocean Corporate. Students and parents participated enthusiastically in the event. Project CEO Vibhuti Biyani said that promoting reuse of books and cooperation in saving trees was the main objective of the initiative. He said, “The free book fair will now be organised every Sunday from 11am and 3pm. The fair is an initiative by Biyani Foundation and Bholenath Mitra Mandal. People will be provided with a chance to exchange and take free books. Information of available books will be regularly updated on the Facebook page daily.” Vijay Biyani, Shivprakash Dubey, Deepak Sharma, Dilip Daryani and Pandit Dayanand Sharma have contributed prominently to arrange this fair.

UJJAIN: Three-day began at Sharma Parisar in Ujjain on Monday. Over 50 publishers from all over the country are participating in the event organized by district education department under the aegis of RajyaKshiksha Kendra. Former vice chancellor of and retired IAS officer MohanGupt inaugurated the fair. About 1,220 primary and middle government schools in the district would procure books as libraries are being started there. A fund of rupees 10,000 each has been provided by the government. The fair would be open for common people from 4 to 7 in the evening and discount of 15% would be given on selected books.

UJJAIN: Three-day began at Sharma Parisar in Ujjain on Monday. Over 50 publishers from all over the country are participating in the event organized by district education department under the aegis of RajyaKshiksha Kendra. Former vice chancellor of and retired IAS officer MohanGupt inaugurated the fair. About 1,220 primary and middle government schools in the district would procure books as libraries are being started there. A fund of rupees 10,000 each has been provided by the government. The fair would be open for common people from 4 to 7 in the evening and discount of 15% would be given on selected books.

Displacing mystery genre from top spot, mythology is what has become the favourite of book lovers of Indore. According to the organizers, in the first two days of the fair, around 10 per cent of the books sold in the fair were of mythological genre, followed by mystery novels. The non-fiction category came third, which mainly included biographies and autobiographies. “Out of around 5000 books that have been sold in the first two days, around 600 are books based on mythology. Scion of Ikshvaku the trilogy based on Lord Ram, Kavita Kane’s books Sita’s sister and Karna’s wife are being picked up the most,” organizer of the fair Rajkumar Shukla said. According to librarians of the city, the trend is also visible among school students who are picking up these books. “In my school, students of Classes 10, 11 and 12 have been borrowing these books increasingly. I have also read some of them looking at their demand,” Manju Gupta, librarian at a city-based school said. The reason for this shifting trend was explored by some of the authors and readers who felt that these modern books looked at the life of Gods in a scientific way.