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A special author signing session with celebrated children’s author Mala Kumar at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 for her book The Missing Rocks of Hampi. During the event, the author interacted with readers and shared insights into the inspiration behind the story, which blends mystery, history, and science against the fascinating backdrop of Hampi. With over 40 books to her name, Mala Kumar continues to inspire young readers through engaging stories rooted in culture, discovery, and learning. The session was a memorable moment for young explorers and book lovers who gathered to celebrate storytelling and curiosity.

An engaging author signing session with Vijender Sharma at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 for his book The Rise of Ancient Indians: Their Cities, Art, Trade, and Science. The book introduces young readers to the fascinating world of ancient Indian civilization—its cities, art, trade networks, and scientific achievements. Written in an accessible and engaging style, it presents evidence-based historical insights while encouraging curiosity, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation of India’s rich heritage.

An insightful author session with Dr Yasho Vardhan Verma at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026, discussing his book The Strategy Paradox: A Practical Approach to Real-World Challenges. Drawing from over four decades of corporate experience, the talk highlighted why strategies succeed or fail and how complex business challenges can be simplified through practical decision-making. Through real-world examples and leadership insights, the session explored the importance of critical thinking, identifying root problems, and adapting strategies in uncertain environments—offering valuable perspectives for professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and aspiring leaders.

An engaging author talk with Dr Surbhi Dahiya and Dr Aashish Joshi at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 for their book Editing Essentials: From Newsrooms to Newsfeeds. The session explored the evolving landscape of editing—from traditional newsroom practices to modern digital publishing environments. The authors discussed essential editorial skills, media ethics, content accuracy, and the growing challenges of journalism in the digital age. Bringing together insights from academia and professional media practice, the session offered valuable perspectives for journalism students, editors, media professionals, and communication specialists interested in strengthening their understanding of editorial work across platforms.

An author signing session with Pawan Vijay at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 for his book Mask Manifesto. The book presents a thought-provoking analysis of Marxism in both Indian and global contexts, examining its cultural roots, evolution, and ideological influence. It explores how Marxist thought has shaped political, social, and cultural institutions while raising questions about its underlying narratives and impact. Through detailed analysis and commentary, the book encourages readers to critically examine ideological frameworks, cultural discourse, and the broader debates surrounding contemporary political thought.

An engaging author signing session with Rajesh Singh at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 for his book The Silent Enemy: Non-Traditional Challenges to National Security. The discussion explored how modern national security threats extend beyond traditional warfare to include issues such as climate change, economic instability, cyber threats, demographic shifts, and organised crime. Written from an Indian perspective, the book highlights the importance of addressing these “silent enemies” through a comprehensive and integrated approach to national security, offering valuable insights for policymakers, scholars, and readers interested in contemporary global challenges.

An engaging author signing session with Prasenjit K. Basu at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 for his book India Reborn: The Epic Story of a Civilization’s Rebound from Three Centuries of Decline. The book explores India’s long period of economic and political decline from the eighteenth century to the late twentieth century, and the factors behind its gradual resurgence in recent decades. Combining perspectives from history, economics, and governance, the work examines the forces that shaped modern India and its evolving role in the global political economy. The session brought together readers and history enthusiasts interested in understanding India’s past and its path toward renewal.