The ongoing World Book Fair 2024 (February 10-18) at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, is set to captivate bibliophiles and literature enthusiasts with its grandeur and diversity. With over 2000 exhibitors in attendance, including renowned publishers and independent booksellers, the fair is a treasure trove of literary delights.
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Spanning various genres and languages, the World Book Fair 2024 showcases a vast array of books to cater to every literary taste. From classic literature to contemporary fiction, academic texts to children’s books, attendees will find an eclectic mix of reading material to explore and enjoy. With exhibitors representing both established publishing houses and emerging voices in the literary world, the fair offers a unique opportunity to discover new authors and titles.
One of the highlights of the World Book Fair is the opportunity for attendees to engage with their favorite authors. Author interactions, book signings, and meet-and-greet sessions provide fans with a chance to connect with the creative minds behind their beloved books. Whether seeking insights into the writing process or simply looking for a chance to express their admiration, attendees can immerse themselves in the world of literature through these intimate encounters.
In addition to browsing books and meeting authors, attendees can participate in a variety of cultural programs and activities at the fair. From live performances and literary readings to workshops and panel discussions, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
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Things you need to know about the World Book Fair 2024:
- When is it? The World Book Fair started on February 10, and will go on till February 18. Visitors can attend the fair from 11am to 8pm.
- Where is it happening? The venue for the World Book Fair 2024 is Pragati Maidan, Halls 1-5.
- How to reach? The nearest metro station is the Supreme Court station (formerly known as Pragati Maidan metro station) on the blue line of the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation. Wheelchair facilities are available at Gate number 4 and 8 of Pragati Maidan.
- How to get the tickets? Tickets are available at the official website of National Book Trust (NBT). Tickets can also be purchased at the venue, in person. For children, the ticket will cost INR 10 per person; INR 20 per person for adults. The entry is free for students in school uniform, students on educational trips, persons with disabilities and senior citizens.
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