Jamshedpur: The annual Jamshedpur Book Fair has once again drawn an overwhelming response from book lovers across the city and neighboring areas. Organized at Rabindra Bhavan, Sakchi, the fair has become a cultural hub, attracting visitors of all age groups since its inauguration last week.
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The event features over 70 stalls, showcasing a diverse collection of books spanning fiction, non-fiction, children’s literature, academic resources, and regional publications. Renowned publishers from across the country have set up stalls, offering attractive discounts and special editions.
Speaking about the response, a representative from the organizing committee expressed delight at the turnout. “This year, the footfall has been remarkable, especially among young readers. It is heartening to see people rediscovering their love for books in the digital age,” he said.
Highlights of the fair include interactive sessions with authors, storytelling sessions for children, and workshops on creative writing. Local authors have also taken center stage, drawing attention to literature from Jharkhand and its rich cultural heritage.
Visitors have appreciated the fair’s well-organized layout and the availability of books catering to diverse interests. “I found rare books that I’ve been searching for. It’s a treasure trove for readers,” said Ankita Roy, a college student.
The book fair has also witnessed strong participation from schools and colleges, with students engaging in literary activities and competitions. With its vibrant atmosphere and a vast collection of books, the Jamshedpur Book Fair continues to be a favorite annual event for the city’s bibliophiles.
This year, the fair offers free entry for school students to encourage young minds to immerse themselves in the world of books. A range of events, including book launches, literary discussions, and seminars, has been planned to inspire the next generation of readers and writers.
The fair’s organizers expressed gratitude to corporate sponsors, educational institutions, and libraries for their contributions. An official of the Tagore Society, emphasized the collective effort that has made the fair a continued success, from its humble beginnings to becoming a major cultural event in the city.
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