The 13th edition of the Delhi Literature Festival, one of the city's most anticipated cultural events, is about to take place. The 'Delhi Writes: Voices, Visions & Verses' theme for this year promises to highlight Delhi's thriving literary culture in addition to stirring national discussions.
Gajendra S. Shekhawat, Union Minister for Culture & Tourism, will officially launch the festival in front of prominent dignitaries, including Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, Delhi Vidhan Sabha Speaker Vijender Gupta, Cabinet Minister for Culture & Tourism Kapil Mishra, NDMC Chairman Keshav Chandra, and UNESCO India Director & Representative Tim Curtis.
A number of significant seminars that touch on politics, literature, and policy will give the festival more intellectual and political weight. A member of parliament named Sushri Bansuri Swaraj will present a special panel on "Demography, Dialogue & Development," which will explore youth, government, and nation-building.
In a fireside talk titled "Flowing Through Time: Healing The Yamuna," Delhi Cabinet Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh will discuss sustainable futures and ecological legacy.
Take part in stimulating conversations, moving poetry readings, enthralling fireside chats, and the publication of highly anticipated best-sellers. The festival promises an intensive voyage into the power of storytelling, intellect, and the timeless appeal of the literary world, regardless of your background as a writer, reader, or cultural fan.
When: 2nd - 4th May
Where: Bikaner House, between Pandara Road, & Shahjahan Road, India Gate.
Time: 11:00 am- 8:00 pm.
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