Delhi Book Fair 2020: Upcoming Event on 30 to 31 October 2020
New Delhi, India: Necessity is the mother of all innovation. Keeping in mind the pandemic and the inability to host physical events, FIP i.e. Federation of Indian Publisher has announced a virtual Delhi Book Fair 2020. The FIP has partnered with pragatiE, an innovative virtual platform for exhibitions, product launches, and events for DBF2020, that will attract a wide array of the audience from all over the country & expanding globally will be held on 30th & 31st October 2020.
The federation has tied-up with ITPO to host the Delhi Book Fair every year since 1995 to give publishers a chance to interact directly with their readers. But due to the current global health crisis and the need to maintain social distancing, the federation has decided to go digital for this anticipated event. Considering that the Indian publishing industry has usually never been early adopters of technology, this is surely a commendable move by FIP.
This new collaboration will bring audiences a never-seen-before and innovative experience to enjoy their favorite Delhi Book Fair 2020 from the comfort of their homes and offices. As the only Indian publisher’s federation registered with International Publishers Association, Geneva, the federation commands an unmatched reputation in the country.
The federation has also partnered with Frontlist as its official media partner. Frontlist is India’s leading digital magazine that brings you news, latest updates, industry stats, etc. from the global publishing world with an Indian perspective.
You are invited to take part in this virtual and magnanimous Book Fair that will host an amalgamation of your favorite authors, writers and publishers. Visit your favorite stalls virtually and buy books at the most attractive prices, like you have done every year. This year, you don’t even need to travel.
Venue: https://www.pragatie.com/DBF2020/register
Date: 30th & 31st October 2020
About the Company
The Federation of Indian Publishers was registered as a society in India on 18th July 1974. FIP controls around 80% of India’s publishing industry. As the only publishing house registered with the International publishing association, the Federation played a vital role in crowning Delhi the “World Book Capital” title in 2003-’04.
