In a significant step towards fostering literary enthusiasm and cultural vibrancy, the 42nd Agartala Book Fair is all set to commence on February 21, coinciding with Language Day.
The steering committee led by Agartala Municipal Council Mayor and organizing committee chairman Dipak Majumdar, convened at the Agartala Municipal Corporation's conference hall on Tuesday to discuss the strategic planning and overall management of the upcoming literary extravaganza.
Attended by notable figures including Deputy Speaker Ramprasad Pal, Chief Whip of Tripura Assembly Kalyani Roy, literary writers, publishers, and officials from the Information and Cultural Affairs Department, the meeting aimed to ensure a seamless and aesthetically pleasing experience for traders participating in the fair.
Mayor highlighted the extensive preparations undertaken by the steering committee, emphasizing that the book fair has undergone substantial changes since the transition of government. Notably, the fair is scheduled to begin on February 21, aligning with Language Day, adding a cultural dimension to the event.
The mayor further disclosed that, following the appointment of the organizing committee chairman, eight sub-committees have been formed to streamline the fair's operations and enhance the overall experience for attendees.
As anticipation builds for the 42nd Agartala Book Fair, the literary community, publishers, and avid readers eagerly await the celebration of literature and culture that promises to captivate hearts and minds alike. Stay tuned for updates on this cultural extravaganza that blends literature, commerce, and the spirit of Language Day.
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