The Brahmaputra Literature Festival (BLF), organised by the Adharxila Trust, Assam, is a celebration of the finest writing and culture from Assam and the greater Northeast region. The festival aims to create meaningful connections between the Northeast and the rest of India, as well as with neighbouring countries and the global literary and publishing communities. The literature festival willl be held every February in Assam, establishing itself as an annual landmark event in the literary calendar of the state. With an eclectic mix of 42 speakers across 12 sessions spread over 3 days, the festival promises a journey through the rich tapestry of literature, art, and ideas that define the region.
The Brahmaputra Literature Festival, Edition 2025 is being presented as part of the ‘Festival of Festivals’ at the New Delhi World Book Fair by the National Book Trust in February 2025. The dynamic programme showcases a wide range of literary, cultural and industry perspectives, aiming to be both representative of Northeastern communities and appealing to a diverse demographic, including international visitors to the fair.
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