Raipur is gearing up for a grand Sahitya Utsav from January 23-25, coinciding with Chhattisgarh’s silver jubilee. Over a hundred literary figures will converge for this event, designed to boost the state’s literary profile and encourage reading. – More than a hundred authors and literary figures are expected to attend the Raipur Sahitya Utsav next year from January 23 to 25. The literary festival is part of Chhattisgarh’s silver jubilee celebrations.Chief minister Vishnu Deo Sai unveiled the festival logo at his residence office on Tuesday, marking the start of preparations for the three-day event, and said the festival would bring together noted writers and allow the public to interact with them.“This festival will give Chhattisgarh a new identity in the literary world and inspire the public towards literature, writing and reading,” the CM said. He added that the platform would also enable discussion on development plans.The festival logo features the Salfi tree, associated with Bastar’s tribal traditions, depicted in the shape of the Chhattisgarh map.The three-day festival near the Tribal Museum will include 11 sessions, including parallel and plenary discussions and interactive dialogues with writers.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosKTR Slams Congress, Says Rahul Gandhi Has No Vision And Is An Albatross Around Opposition’s NeckRussian Pop Star Backs Bharat Name Change And Reveals PM Modi Promised To Build A Temple In RussiaRELOS Gives India Seamless Access To Russian Bases As Moscow Boosts Military Ties Before Putin VisitPutin Plans Big India Reset With More Indian Goods, Deep Strategic Defence Ties In Talks With ModiRajnath Singh Claims Nehru Wanted Babri Built With Public Funds But Sardar Patel Blocked His Plan’Terrorists Are Fasaadi, We Are Jihadi’: Maulana Madani Stands Firm On ‘Jihad’ RemarksIsraeli Firm IWI Backs ‘Make-In-India’, In Talks To Bring ARBEL Rifle System To IndiaNavy Chief Confirms India’S Third Nuclear-Powered Ballistic Missile Submarine Soon“Both ‘Rs Must Remember Responsibility”: Bjp Slams Rahul, Renuka Over ‘Dog’ RemarksNo More Disruptions: Lok Sabha to Debate Electoral Reforms Next Week123PhotostoriesWhy do relationships fail? Sadhguru details the ‘problems’ in modern relationships7 habits Japanese students have that the world can learn fromWhen Aruna Irani survived, breast cancer twice, kidney failure, diabetes and more: Lesser known facts of the veteran you may not know7 reasons women need dates in their daily diet9 fruits with the highest amount of calciumFrom ‘The Price of Confession’ to ‘Cashero’: Top K-dramas to watch this December on OTTThis country is home to 4000 varieties of potatoes, and no, it is not India!Lord Buddha Lessons According To Your Birth Date51 and stunning: Kajol’s black saree look has the internet swooning6 behaviours that tell the universe you’re ready for something bigger123Hot PicksParliament Winter SessionCyclone DitwahWorld NewsGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingNBA Trade RumorsAPTET Admit CardShedeur SandersRGPV Diploma Result 2025KTET May and June ResultsStephen CurryAmar SubramanyaGiannis AntetokounmpoCharlie Kirk ControversyYordan Alvarez Wife
More than a hundred authors and literary figures are expected to attend the Raipur Sahitya Utsav next year from January 23 to 25. The literary festival is part of Chhattisgarh’s silver jubilee celebrations.Chief minister Vishnu Deo Sai unveiled the festival logo at his residence office on Tuesday, marking the start of preparations for the three-day event, and said the festival would bring together noted writers and allow the public to interact with them.“This festival will give Chhattisgarh a new identity in the literary world and inspire the public towards literature, writing and reading,” the CM said. He added that the platform would also enable discussion on development plans.The festival logo features the Salfi tree, associated with Bastar’s tribal traditions, depicted in the shape of the Chhattisgarh map.The three-day festival near the Tribal Museum will include 11 sessions, including parallel and plenary discussions and interactive dialogues with writers.
