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Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to Saratchandra Chattopadhyay on his 150th birth anniversary, praising his literary legacy and commitment to social reform.

PM Modi highlighted growing interest in Indian culture among Uzbek youth and proposed an Uzbek translation of the Tamil classic Tirukkural during his Tashkent visit.

At the sixth edition of the Bharat Literature Festival, Bharat Express CMD Upendra Rai delivered a thought-provoking address to young writers on ego, soul, freedom, and modern values.

PM-YUVA 3.0 empowers young authors to narrate India’s past, present and future through inclusive, mentored non-fiction writing.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented a Russian translation of the Bhagavad Gita to President Vladimir Putin.

The Ghazipur Literature Festival 2025 commenced at Hotel The Clarks in Varanasi, celebrating India’s literary richness & cultural unity.

A special screening of the film 'Main Nida', based on the life of the renowned Urdu and Hindi poet Nida Fazli, was held on Saturday.