The 20th World Book Fair happened in Delhi from 25th February to 4th March.
I visited on 1st March. The venue Pragati Maidan was just a walking distance from the place I had been that day. Last year I had visited another event there. So finding the venue was not at all troublesome.
I found this board little funny.
If both children and school children will have to pay Rs. 10/ entrance fee, then what is the point in differentiating them?
There are eco-friendly and free vehicles available in Pragati Maidan.
Many people who get tired after walking in the fair use it getting dropped at the exit gate. However, there were some experienced ones who used it while coming in the campus itself.
There were hundreds of books stalls. Almost every Indian language had its books displayed along with many foreign languages. I found Jnanapeeth stall most attractive.
Because it displayed photographs of all award winners.
People enjoyed purchase of books.
I too purchased 15 books - so that I know what I am going to read in 2012.
I visited on 1st March. The venue Pragati Maidan was just a walking distance from the place I had been that day. Last year I had visited another event there. So finding the venue was not at all troublesome.
I found this board little funny.
If both children and school children will have to pay Rs. 10/ entrance fee, then what is the point in differentiating them?
There are eco-friendly and free vehicles available in Pragati Maidan.
Many people who get tired after walking in the fair use it getting dropped at the exit gate. However, there were some experienced ones who used it while coming in the campus itself.
There were hundreds of books stalls. Almost every Indian language had its books displayed along with many foreign languages. I found Jnanapeeth stall most attractive.
Because it displayed photographs of all award winners.
People enjoyed purchase of books.
I too purchased 15 books - so that I know what I am going to read in 2012.
