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Kalinga Literary Festival 2024 Wraps Up with Literary Excellence and Cinematic Insights - Vimarsana News

Kalinga Literary Festival 2024 Wraps Up with Literary Excellence and Cinematic Insights

 Usha Uthup awarded the National Living Legend Award 2024 and Laxmi Murdeshwar Puri awarded the Kalinga Literary Award 2024  Bhubaneswar : The third day of the highly anticipated Kalinga Literary Festival (KLF) concluded on a high note, as liter

Kalinga Literary Festival Announces Shortlisted Titles (English) for the Annual KLF Book Awards - Vimarsana News

Kalinga Literary Festival Announces Shortlisted Titles (English) for the Annual KLF Book Awards

New Delhi: The Kalinga Literary Festival announces the shortlisted titles in English for its prestigious annual KLF Book Awards, showcasing a diverse range of literary works across various genres. The longlist, featuring fiction, nonfiction, poetry,

Children's fiction: The climate crisis is inescapable in these new retellings of beloved fairy tales - Vimarsana News

Children's fiction: The climate crisis is inescapable in these new retellings of beloved fairy tales

An excerpt from ‘When Fairyland Lost Its Magic,’ by Bijal Vachharajani, illustrated by Rajiv Eipe.

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'Sultana's Dream': A Deep Dive into the Feminist Narrative - Vimarsana News

'Sultana's Dream': A Deep Dive into the Feminist Narrative

World premiering at Spain’s San Sebastian. ‘Sultana’s Dream’ is a creative journey that blends modern-day challenges with a century-old tale.

Readers are finally witnessing the much-awaited bloom of green literature for Indian children - Vimarsana News

Readers are finally witnessing the much-awaited bloom of green literature for Indian children

What do city kids know about nature? Enough to know they need to make a difference.

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