The National Book Trust, New Delhi, is organizing the prestigious New Delhi World Book Fair from January 10 to 18, 2026, at Bharat Mandapam (Pragati Maidan), New Delhi. In this landmark literary event, the Vishwarang Foundation & AISECT Publication will mark its active and vibrant presence.
As part of the lead-up to the fair, Mr. Santosh Choubey, Director, Vishwarang Foundation, and a noted author, formally unveiled the official poster of the World Book Fair along with the AISECT Publication brochure, which encapsulates the institution’s literary journey and publishing milestones.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Maheep Nigam, Senior Manager at AISECT Publication, shared that “the stall will showcase over 600 titles, including books, monographs, and journals across diverse domains such as computer science, literature, art, culture, folk traditions, health, yoga, skill development, science, and children’s literature. A special highlight will be the curated display of works by diaspora authors, which are expected to draw significant interest from readers and bibliophiles alike.”
The fair will also host a series of literary engagements including author interactions, book launches, and ‘Meet the Author’ sessions, offering a dynamic platform for dialogue between writers and readers. Notably, AISECT Publication will also unveil over 100 new titles during the event.
The AISECT Publication stall will be located at Hall No. 2, Stall No. N-2, where literary discussions and intellectual exchanges will be held throughout the fair.
Reflecting on the significance of the event, Mr. Santosh Choubey remarked, “The World Book Fair is a powerful confluence of authors, readers, and publishers—a space where ideas are exchanged, and the many streams of literature converge. AISECT Publication remains committed to delivering high-quality, contemporary, and socially relevant literature to its readers.”
He extended a heartfelt invitation to authors, readers, and book lovers to participate in large numbers and contribute to the rich tradition of literary dialogue and cultural celebration that the World Book Fair embodies.