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A 26-year-old literature graduate from Chennai, Mayawathi, has installed book vending machines at MGR Chennai Central and Tambaram railway stations through her venture, Sunset Hues. Offering over 50 affordable titles, the initiative is turning train journeys into moments of discovery and helping commuters reconnect with the joy of reading.

With records, accolades, and a mission to translate Tamil’s treasures, Mahmood Akram proves the power of language knows no bounds.

Books have put these three villages on the map. Learn how these book towns are fostering a love for reading and drawing book lovers from all over.

Nashik's Bhimabai Jondhale runs 'Ajjichya Pustakancha Hotel', a unique book hotel which serves delicious meals along with free books to read!

Looking for a good book to curl up with this winter? Here are 22 of this year’s bestsellers across genres -- from romance to thrillers and poetry -- that you need to check out.

Until three years ago, 12-year-old Karan would be continuously scolded by his parents and teachers for his inability to read and write in English. Today, he happily attends his school, and can read and write, thanks to Dr Nandini's research!

Lack of teaching facilities restrict visually-impaired from pursuing education. This device and mobile application makes self-learning easy.

Book Fairies is an international movement whose genesis can be traced back to the United Kingdom, where on March 8, 2016, a day also celebrated as International Women’s Day, the founder Cordelia Oxley gave shape to this movement.

“My parents were both primary school teachers and a large part of my fascination with books began because of them,” she begins.

Interestingly, one of the brains behind this awesome project also runs ‘Sparshdnyan’, India’s first Marathi Braille newsletter!