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PBF 2018 Brochure TH 6th~17th December, 2018 Gyan Bhawan, Samrat Ashok Convention Kendra, Patna Welcome to Bihar ! Welcome to Patna Book Fair ! The city which has been the seat of learning since ancient times is yet again ready to host the most popular event of Bihar in the month of December 2018. Recognising the need of a robust platform for sharing and leveraging views and news from the wonderful world of knowledge, Patna Book fair which started in 1985 will be celebrating its 25th edition between 6th and 17th December, 2018 at Gyan Bhawan, Samrat Ashok Convention Kendra, North West of Gandhi Maidan, Patna. The theme of this year’s Patna Book Fair is Tree, Water, Life ¼isM+] ikuh] ft+anxh½. We all know that Earth is the only planet which supports life. But environmental issues like global warming, water wastage and pollution have put our Earth in deep trouble. And it is our responsibility to keep it in shape - for our survival, for our future generations. There couldn’t have been a better occasion than the 25th Patna Book Fair to spread this message amongst the people. The 25th PATNA BOOK FAIR will be held from 6th to 17th December 2018 at Gyan Bhawan, Samrat Ashok Convention Kendra, North-West of Gandhi Maidan, Patna. 2 25th Patna International Book Fair, 2018 6th~17th December, 2018 Gyan Bhawan, Samrat Ashok Convention Kendra, Patna Patna Book Fair strives to promote book reading habits amongst the general masses. Not only book lovers but also people from the world of art, culture and entertainment are spoilt for choices at Patna Book Fair . This event witnesses publishers from across the country, publishing books of different genres to satiate an appetite for books , and also conducts programmes, activities and workshops which give this event the look and feel of a true Literary Festival. Patna Book Fair can, indeed, boast to have hosted the best of the lot from the literary and cultural fields all through the years. TH 25th Patna International Book Fair, 2018 3 6th~17th December, 2018 Gyan Bhawan, Samrat Ashok Convention Kendra, Patna Activities and Events uqDdM+ ukVd Melodious Classical & Folk Music Sessions Interesting Book Launches Magical Storytelling Sessions Interactive Jan Samvad Effective Career Counselling Programme Journalism Awards Creative tu laokn Literature and Culture Awards TH DDrawing Competitions dfo lEesyu Rejuvenating Quizzes Enchanting Dance Performances Life-saving 'kkL=h; ,oa yksd laxhr Blood Donation Camps 4 25th Patna International Book Fair, 2018 uqDdM+ ukVd Melodious Folk Music Sessions Classical & TH Interesting Book Launches Magical Storytelling Sessions Creative Effective Career Counselling Programme Journalism AwardsDDrawing Competitions tu laokn Literature and Culture Awards Rejuvenating Quizzes dfo lEesyu Enchanting Dance Performances Life-saving 'kkL=h; ,oa yksd laxhr Blood Donation Camps Activities and Events 6th~17th December, 2018 Gyan Bhawan, Samrat Ashok Convention Kendra, Patna 25th Patna International Book Fair, 2018 5 TH 6th~17th December, 2018 Gyan Bhawan, Samrat Ashok Convention Kendra, Patna Bihar Museum Patna Book Fair Beckons International Participation Patna Book Fair, for the first time ever, is seeking international participation this year. Participation by consulates, international publishers and foreign universities in Patna Book Fair 2018 will not only make good business sense to them, but also help in bridging cultural ties and introducing their literary landscape to the readers here. As cultural ambassadors representing their country, the participants and delegates will have a chance to improve and strengthen the relationship between countries, bringing in a thought- provoking exchange of ideas. It is here that international writers can have a one-to-one connect with scholars, teachers and literary stalwarts by offering a variety of books on various genres like drama, novels and poetry. a Patna Museum n The Government of Bihar, along with Patna Book Fair, proactively seeks to engage and partner t a with international organizations, universities and publishers in this 12-day literary odyssey. P The Government is prepared to extend all kinds of necessary support to make this very first f o International Chapter of Patna Book Fair a stupendous success. s e s p m i l G Sabhyata Dwar Kargil Chowk Gurdwara Harmandir Sahib, Patna 6 25th Patna International Book Fair, 2018 TH 6th~17th December, 2018 Gyan Bhawan, Samrat Ashok Convention Kendra, Patna 25th Patna International Book Fair, 2018 7 TH 6th~17th December, 2018 Gyan Bhawan, Samrat Ashok Convention Kendra, Patna All enquires/correspondence should be addressed to: Convenor, PATNA BOOK FAIR Centre for Readership Development (CRD) Tarabhawan, Ashoka Rajpath, Patna-800 004 (Bihar) India Tel: 0612-2665389, 2665388 • E-mail: [email protected] • Mob.:933-433-8013, 930-416-3300 www.crdindia.org.
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