Katha has released an e-book titled “The Mystery Of The Missing Soap” to encourage children to understand, in their language, the essentials of hygiene and health, necessary to overcome the current challenges. The e-book is, currently, available in English, Hindi and Tamil. The Marathi, and Assamese versions will be available in due course. The storyline revolves around the evil Asura, Tobakachi, …
To encourage and provide a platform to creative young writers, UNESCO New Delhi in partnership with Takhte, launched a collection of 100 essays by young minds ‘Inside the Millennial Mind 2019-2020’ on 20 January, 2020 at the UNESCO house, New Delhi. The book was launched by Eric Falt, UNESCO New Delhi Director along with Takhte founder Goldie Kasturia and members of the …
The annual publishing awards by FICCI, one of the apex business chambers in the country, were given away on January 9 at a special event coinciding with Delhi World Book Fair. In English language, the children’s book of the year award (below 10 years) went to author Ranjit Lal’s Rumble in the Jungle published by Scholastic India and in the …
MBD group launched new pre-primary books at the New Delhi World Book Fair January 2020. Created for children aged between 3 to 5 years, the books will feature popular Disney and Pixar stories from – Mickey & Friends, Princess, The Lion King, Frozen, Cars, Toy Story franchises and more. The program has been divided into three years of pre-school for 3 to …
NDWBF which began on Jan 4 will continue till Jan 12, has participation from 600 publishers. Seminars, special photo exhibitions, children books and Braille Books are some added attractions The Union Minister for Human Resource Development, Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank at the Inauguration of the New Delhi World Book Fair, at Pragati Maidan, in New Delhi on January 04, 2020. …
Stung by progressive losses starting from higher education publishing business to now low demand for its text books in K-12 segment following mandatory NCERT books for CBSE-affiliated schools, Pearson India Education, the Indian arm of the London-listed Pearson, is trying everything possible to make up for the slowed business through other means. It has now started making use of children …
